Buy up your parts and mark your calenders

[KBScobravert]

Post up what tools you can bring. I am on Brownells right now looking at stuff like gas key staking tool, etc.

[cobrajet69]

Alright guys I will have an upper to build and maybe two by the time the GTG rolls around.

I ordered a Mega Billet upper and a Young MFG Chrome NM BCG from Rainier Arms and they shipped the same day.

I also ordered from Midway a Saber 24" 1:8" .223 flutted barrel, Magpul black PRS (stock), Buffer Technology Enidine recoil buffer and a small handfull of 20rd black Pmags. Midway was just as fast with the shipping also; shipped out the same day.

I already have a complete lower with buffer tube installed and this should make one heck of a tack driver. I still need to find my Troy Industries 13" TRX Battle Rail, sights or scope setup, and bipod.

So there it is, I got parts on the way. Now to find a 11.5" barrel, piston conversion kit and forearm for my SBR.

And if any of you tell my wife that I bought new stuff I am gonna have to introduce you to the shallow grave in my backyard.

lol

Tell her what???
I had a hard time just deciphering what you just posted.

Oh well... I fly back on the 4th, but I can definately meet up with you in Dubai to show you the REAL Irish Village.

That sux Denny!
This mean no "Blue" for me?


David

[Denny]

I'm landing on the 19th and flying out on the 4th... so Davey will have his Blue.

[cobrajet69]

I'm landing on the 19th and flying out on the 4th... so Davey will have his Blue.

Sans the hand-job?


David

[KBScobravert]

David all that talk was AR15 lingo for badassness on its way.

I also just ordered a 15.5" JP Enterprise tubular hand guard, JP Enterprise adjustable low profile gas block and a Timney 3lb trigger set. This one is DONE with some assembly required of course.

[cobrajet69]

David all that talk was AR15 lingo for badassness on its way.

I also just ordered a 15.5" JP Enterprise tubular hand guard, JP Enterprise adjustable low profile gas block and a Timney 3lb trigger set. This one is DONE with some assembly required of course.

I know a lot of the cost figures were stated, but what is the bottom line # for a set up like that?


David

[03trubluGT]

Is this still on for Jan 8th?

[CJ]

Like I mentioned before, I'll do trigger jobs for anyone interested.

[KBScobravert]

I know a lot of the cost figures were stated, but what is the bottom line # for a set up like that?


David

Not counting optics & mount, bi-pod, sling or magazines just under $2100

[KBScobravert]

Like I mentioned before, I'll do trigger jobs for anyone interested.

LOL, was that directed at my Timney drop in?

Is this still on for Jan 8th?

Yes, still on for the 8th

[CJ]

LOL, was that directed at my Timney drop in?



Yes, still on for the 8th

Nah, I'm talking about anyone with a standard AR15 parts kit.

[Stoner]

C.J. will you do a trigger job on an already assembled AR? I can take it apart :-)

[8mpg]

What all do you need to do a trigger job?

[CJ]

C.J. will you do a trigger job on an already assembled AR? I can take it apart :-)

Easy man, no problem. I can do it in 10 minutes either way.

What all do you need to do a trigger job?

I'll bring everything I need. Basically you need some dykes, polisher, sandpaper, piece of glass, and pliers. Don't expect a miracle job because you can only do so much with the action of a stock trigger - for anything lighter than a 5-6lb pull you need to change the design of the hammer/sear release - which is why most of your competition 200+ dollar triggers are totally separate assemblies. However, do expect it to be a hell of a lot better than a stock trigger. I can group at 500 yards with this trigger job, so it isn't too bad. For most of what people will be doing with their AR-15, this will be more than enough. I'll bring a few rifles with the triggers done and let everyone try it out to decide if they want it done. I will smooth the pull, sharpen the break, and reduce it's weight by about half. And, I'll teach anyone interested how to do it themselves for their future builds.

[KBScobravert]

Easy man, no problem. I can do it in 10 minutes either way.



I'll bring everything I need. Basically you need some dykes, polisher, sandpaper, piece of glass, and pliers. Don't expect a miracle job because you can only do so much with the action of a stock trigger - for anything lighter than a 5-6lb pull you need to change the design of the hammer/sear release - which is why most of your competition 200+ dollar triggers are totally separate assemblies. However, do expect it to be a hell of a lot better than a stock trigger. I can group at 500 yards with this trigger job, so it isn't too bad. For most of what people will be doing with their AR-15, this will be more than enough. I'll bring a few rifles with the triggers done and let everyone try it out to decide if they want it done. I will smooth the pull, sharpen the break, and reduce it's weight by about half. And, I'll teach anyone interested how to do it themselves for their future builds.

In the end they will be match perfect and staggered special (that is Days of Thunder for those of you not in the know) lol


I got all but my low pro gas block for my 24" barrel build.

More lights going into the garage tomorrow for better lighting.