I kinda do too, but I'd like it better in 16". With my 30SD on the end, the above would be a ~25" barrel...
They have heavy 16" barrels too. Check out their website. My 20" WOA SDM shoots sub MOA with a barrel tuner.
I kinda do too, but I'd like it better in 16". With my 30SD on the end, the above would be a ~25" barrel...
There might be Nervous Nellies here, but you're a shit-stirrer.
The WOA barrel is described as "light weight, stainless steel" - sounds like the steel must be lightweight.
But Brownells lists it as heavy...
I have a RRA NM A2 rifle I bought through club sales in 2003. 1994 AWB-era crowned barrel and everything, no muzzle device. It has the A2 concealed free float tube.
This project is a completely different animal. I won’t be wearing a coat that looks like it’s made out of a bowling ball bag (or 3 sweatshirts; I never had the coat!) and the sling point will have a BFG VCAS sling on pushbutton QDs. I can see maybe looping my arm in there as a hasty sling, but not locking in tight. This rifle will be shot prone or maybe off a bench, with a bipod or pack rest. And yes, the BUIS will probably be polymer Magpul MBUS, and honestly mostly for show.
USPS just delivered one of these:
Geissele Super Modular Rail MK4 M-LOK
I briefly considered tearing down that rifle to repurpose it. Sell the FF tube and NM A2 upper online, machine the FSB into a low profile gas block, and send the barrel out to be threaded. Maybe cut down to an 18" or even 16", keeping the rifle gas system.I have the RRA Standard A2 way back, same muzzle configuration. All I did was add a knurled free float tube. For accuracy and fun I put a 4x Leupold on it. Shoots very well.
Not a dad deal. I've kinda always wanted a Dissipator.Windham Weaponry has 15% off of all of their uppers, and they have at least three heavy barrel options in 16"
https://shop.windhamweaponry.com/collections/upper-receiver-assemblies/products/ur16ftb
https://shop.windhamweaponry.com/collections/upper-receiver-assemblies/products/ur16a4b
https://shop.windhamweaponry.com/collections/upper-receiver-assemblies/products/ur16da4b
Meanwhile my Delton does this all day. I'd go white oak though if I did it again. I have been happy with the Delton though, especially with hand-loadsWell, ok. No fish tales. This happened for real. Del-Ton at 50 yards, iron sights, Wolf...... Gold.
WOA, Engage built a nice upper for me with one of their barrels. If the idiot involved does his part, MOA easily with right load.
I'm going to have to try that AE 50gr polymer tip in my 1:12 .
Good point. I already had a Larue MBT from their sale last year, and a Geissele SSA-E arrived with the rail.My meager experience says that the upper isn't the whole story.
Don't forget the trigger.
A great trigger affects your accuracy or lets say ability to shoot consistently by being predictable & crisp.
I just came here to post the same thing. GREAT deal! I have the same barrel on one of my ARshttps://www.mdshooters.com/vbclassified.php?do=ad&id=33788
Classifieds might have your barrel.
https://www.mdshooters.com/vbclassified.php?do=ad&id=33788
Classifieds might have your barrel.
My meager experience says that the upper isn't the whole story.
Don't forget the trigger.
A great trigger affects your accuracy or lets say ability to shoot consistently by being predictable & crisp.
I went crazy with my service rifle shooting what I thought were "flyers" until dist1646 fixed/adjusted my trigger.
Thanks dist!
PS: I have a Krieger stainless barrel and couldn't recommend them more.