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thanks Diamondback ... I'll have to check them out.
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Sarco had the A1 Grade 1 kits for $500 without the barrel and lower but it had the furniture and upper... seems out of stock at the moment unfortunatelyOf course the A2 is easy... Really any lower and fixed carry handle upper works. Its the A1 that requires the specific lower and upper.
Well, when I got the cash nobody has it. When I ain't got a dime to my name, everyone's got it.Sarco had the A1 Grade 1 kits for $500 without the barrel and lower but it had the furniture and upper... seems out of stock at the moment unfortunately
A4 build should be relatively simple. A2 simple as well if you can find the A2 fixed carry handle. I am hankering for a retro 16" CAR-15 with either A1 or A2 uppee and the old style simple collapsible stock as opposed to the more common M4 style..
Something similar if not exactly like this.
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Actually, I think I was.Least ya'll weren't born too late for cheap part kits and such....
DAMN you DAMN you.... and THANK YOU THANK YOU for sharing. NEver heard of this site before, I have a long list of new builds now...+1 on Model 1 Sales. Have built three of their kits, love them all. The only thing they don't have for Andy's build is green triangular handguards. Those are available if you do some searching.
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Does it go in easy without the detent?Stupid question: is it normal to have to hammer the takedown pins in at first assembly, and if so how many cycles does it usually take to get 'em to tool-free? Right now these pins are so tight I'm tempted to either re-drill the rear TD p;in hole or completely omit the TD pin detent...
I have had a few that are sticky like that. I usually just lube them up real well and they seem to break in pretty quickly.Stupid question: is it normal to have to hammer the takedown pins in at first assembly, and if so how many cycles does it usually take to get 'em to tool-free? Right now these pins are so tight I'm tempted to either re-drill the rear TD p;in hole or completely omit the TD pin detent...
Haven't put detents or anything else in, this is just dry fitting. Maybe I should smear in some Froglube...Does it go in easy without the detent?
I've had to tap them in before... but after squirting some "Gator Snot" (Gators Custom Guns secret recipe lube) and working it a bit it lossens right up.
I'd try polishing the pin or maybe the very tip of the detent before re drilling your pin hole. $2 or so vs a whole lower.