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Red's Carbine

🕑 Added 2020-02-07 20:27:33 +0000 UTC

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Ygor Matheus

M16 With Semi-Automatic Mode And Scoped With Sight Hunter ( 20x )

"hardening" not "hardeneding", if there's a red jagged line underneath the misspelled word, it's obvious that someone needs to correct it, and since I spell every word correctly everyday, it's disturbs me that people have not had any keyboarding classes or paid attention to how important correct spelling can have a positive effect on one's life, both professionally and socially! In any case, the only things that are overrated is Rap, gold, the color Orange in Design & Marketing, and bullets instead of plasma, after all... this is the year 2020, the future is NOW!

Blackhawk

Rattlecanning for life

leave2gether

I second that :)

Polybun

paint and cerakote are both over rated... give me good 'ol case hardeneding and a deep, dark, high polish blue. Wheel guns are real guns!

CHRIS ORTEGO

Love this!

Glenn Sellers

Okay. Whew! I wasn't sure if I was seeing things or not. Thanks for clarifying that for me.

Jay Naylor

It's turned to plant from the angle of her foot. Looks funny, but isn't anatomically broken. But I see what you mean.

Jay Naylor

Haha no. :3

Jay Naylor

Sounds like overlubing. People say you should run ARs wet, but in reality, they'll run very well with the tiniest bit of oil inside the BCG, and even then they'll just use the carbon buildup as a dry lubricant. If the outside of it is wet, you're probably over lubricating and attracting a lot of gunk to build up and stick. At least that's been my experience with good ARs. Also, look up InRange TV AR-15 Mud Test on youtube. It's pretty surprising.

Jay Naylor

Good to know. :3

Glenn Sellers

Jay, I may be seeing things but Red's right foot looks funny to me. BTW, ever since I fired the M-16 in AF basic training, I've been a big fan of the AR-15/M-16.

Zeroabsl

Looks lovely~! I wonder if a banana would be a good reference for the curvature of the magazine?

Jurann MacRae

Eh, YMMV I guess. They also like to be very wet, and all that oil makes for good sticking power to dirt and dust and bugs I'd rather not have to get out of my chamber. Just a habit I developed in the field to keep it closed if it's not being used. I like my rifles to stay pretty and clean.

Jay Naylor

Nah, it'll be fine. No need to close it every second unless you're in a dust storm. ARs arent' that delicate.

Jurann MacRae

Why'd she leave the dust cover open? Gonna get muck in the chamber.

Vet

The real secret of camo is don’t move more so than color. A sniper is trained to notice color but a grunt notices movements. So she’s safe against grunts.....it’s the sharpshooter than endanger

Jay Naylor

I've been on an FDE kinda kick lately. It doesn't really match her typical Alabama forest surroundings, honestly though.

Vet

Yes it is. Still this very good. I especially like the camo blend.

Jay Naylor

The curve on the AR magazine is always tough to get right.

Vet

Being a weapons specialist this looks good. Maybe too much bend on the magazine. Otherwise it looks function. My work weapon are a 5.56 Daniels Defense DDM4 V7 LE model, with Magpul front and rear flip up, Gen3 Magpul windowed 30 rd mags, TLR1 rail light, Aimpoint CompM4s and P320 SIG 9mm with TLR1. My personals are a Remington ACR 5.56/6.8 Spl swap with ACOG, two AK74s (Bulgarian and a Polish Tantal) with UTG 40mm sights, Mosin Nagant 7.62Russian dated 1942, Remington police model 12ga with 20in rifle sight barrel (Carried by me since 1984), P226 357sig, S&W 360PD Scandium Titanium 2in 357 Mag (tiny hand cannon)