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And I'm back…..So what your missing the whole point. AI is telling nothing but truth and there's nothing about it that can be denied or debated. Why would listen to someone else when our specific application and desires are different... and don't forget it's a rifle that I own and use so obviously I would know if I like it and would like it in combat. AI is actually where the good sense is coming from on this subject. Don't dig yourself a bigger hole now, be careful how you respond to that lol.
Neither does a war of witsAnd I'm back…..
I take it you've been in "combat?"
Call of duty doesn't count.

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When we say combat, we are talking civil war on home ground. The great unlikely outset would be an armed invasion of some sort.There's no way I can take anything AI seriously about whats needed in combat. There are members in this forum that have been in combat, some in this thread that would be the people to ask whats needed on a combat rifle.
When I think of "combat" I think of a military application, like if one is in the army or like whats happening right now in Ukraine.When we say combat, we are talking civil war on home ground. The great unlikely outset would be an armed invasion of some sort.
I'd say the weapon used in most scenarios state side (as a civilian) is going to be a handgun. More than likely the one that sits on your nightstand or that is on you throughout the day.When I think of "combat" I think of a military application, like if one is in the army or like whats happening right now in Ukraine.
The actual scenario to me though, doesn't matter... it could be a home break in, civil unrest, civil war, or declared war, a fight is a fight and the situation does not matter to me. I embraced the OP's subject because its our right to be armed with military grade weapons. It lost me though with the idea of what to outfit such weapons with from AI suggestions.
+1 for the Smith Vortex, I have 3 of the very early ones mounted on AR's and it's amazing how well they work. I did wrap some baling wire in the groove of the tines to keep from snagging on things. Depending on ammo you may get a few fire flies but that's about it.For me, muzzle devices are either going to be a Silencer, or Flash Suppressor, Nothing else!
If it can't kill sound, it had better kill flash, there are many types out there, I much prefer the Smiths Int. Vortex over all the others, and for Sound, well, I got that covered with a top tier can! I only suppress the smaller calibers, for the 7.62X51, just a flash suppressor is all I need, it's the 5.56 that gets the Can!
Anyone not able to handle 5.56 recoil should re-evaluate their life choices, like doing more pushups.I thought the point was a gun for combat?
If you like a compensator on your combat rifle thats ok but AI never stated if its better. I'm guessing most combat veterans want to reduce muzzle flash and 556 recoil is negligible.
I don't know man…. 5.56 has some heavy recoil.Anyone not able to handle 5.56 recoil should re-evaluate their life choices, like doing more pushups.
Leave quad rails alone. My SBR is rocking one. Haha. An old DD Omega X quad rail that I chopped with a bandsaw. lol.Comps and quad rails………
2012 is like "don't forget about me, guys!"
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I personally wouldn't choose a ar15 for a combat rifle, but that's just meI'm curious to see how many people here have actually bought or built a gun specifically for combat. It's mainly an AR topic but I wanted to open it up for anyone, as long as the specific purpose of your gun is for combat. I know it's very few and far between but let's see what becomes of it. Am I the only one who has built a rifle for living in the mountains during a collapse of society/survival situation? Probably so but if you've got a gun made for combat then please share a picture of it along with specs. Did you build it? List the components you added and why you chose them specifically. For example: what optic do you have on it and why? Tell us whatever your willing to say about it.
Again, I realize it's few and far between, but this isn't meant to be a "post any gun" you own thread. I'm genuinely curious to know how many people have, and especially built, a gun/rifle made for combat (not just home defense). If you dont currently, does it interest you? Post your comment then. How far fetched is it to have something like this?
Next I will post the one I have built, as an example.