Adams Arms Base piston upper.
Yankee Hill Machine lower.
Magpul mid-length handguard, MOE stock, and MOE grip: all in flat dark earth.
Single-point sling adapter.
Magpul 45-degree offset pop-up sights.
Primary Arms fixed 2.5x illuminated reticle scope.
What's your favorite firearm?
Here's my Sbr and a few others I have ET.
There was a time where I would tend to shy away from them. Having said that, they've come a long way in the polymer/carbon fiber industry over the last few years. The Bushmaster I recently bought has a carbon fiber upper & lower on it, I just had to see what the damn thing could do so I bought one. I've only shot 500-600 rounds out of it but so far I like the fuck out of it. I reckon they had some problems with the very first edition they came out with before introducing the fiber into the mix. It's lighter and, so far, seems pretty damn durable. Really, the biggest draw back that I've heard lately is that they get more brittle in extreme cold situations, which is something this Bama boy doesn't have to worry too much about. After all that, I'm still going all aluminum upper and lower with the Spikes Tactical I'm building, just feel better deep down about it.
Don't get polymer. Just not worth it. Any minor weight loss you get out of the polymer is not worth the loss in rigidity and strength from a metal lower; and I think most lowers are aluminum -- not steel. Last thing you want to worry about is your lower cracking.
I really like the look of the quad rails, I usually just find them to be way too heavy.Finally finished work on mine, for the most part. Might switch to an angled foregrip/handstop and add a pressure switch for the light. But my bills are telling me to give it a rest, for now. Lol.
Smith and Wesson M&P 15 Lower.
Aero Precision Upper.
10" Midwest Industries T Series (Gen 2) One-Piece Free Float Quad Rail.
Lucid HD7 Gen III Red Dot
Magpul MOE Grip
GG&G Vertical Foregrip
Magpul MOE Carbine Stock
Magpul MBUS Front & Rear Sights
Nitecore P20 Flashlight (w/strobe)
I've been looking at some of those real thin free-float hand guards that are circular but have the little key-holes in them to mount rails where you want them. I'm just not sure how much trouble it would be to put them on given I have a mock-dissipator upper. I'd have to take the front sight off, which sounds like a lot of work.
