The most amazing custom AR variant that I have ever seen... to date.

[Stomper]

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[Goosebrown]

Pretty nice.

 

[etrain16]

I love the wood in the design - I've seen some on AR's before. It really makes you do a double-take and see if you're not really looking at a new kind of AK. Very cool. I'll take 2 (since 2 is one ).

 

[Stomper]

I want one for each hand... so I'll take three.

 

[etrain16]

I want one for each hand... so I'll take three.

When you're firing both simultaneously, don't forget to yell "get some!!!" Otherwise you spoil the whole effect.

 

[Certaindeaf]

The sights look pretty dainty. Wonder how it'd fare on a 4' concrete drop test right on the sights.

 

[Stomper]

You DON'T drop art work on the concrete floor.... you animal.


Some people's kids... I swear!

 

[2A2Dend]

The wood accents the form nicely in presentation.
I'm doubtful of durability given the grain in it. It looks like Oak?

Then again, lamination techniques have come a long ways. Very creative, nonetheless.

 

[Certaindeaf]

.It looks like Oak?.

Polished coprolite?















just kidding!

 

[bolus]

I attempted hand carving a magpul AFG once. It failed horribly, LOL It would be nice to have the skills to pull something like that off

 

[clownbuster]

That's nice. Kinda looks like 308's handy work. Very clean, finished, anal-retentive with just a hint of anal-expulsiveness for artistic creativity

 

[Boboclown]

Looks cool. But big question no one asked. When all else fails, can it make decent firewood?

 

[Velzey]

I just felt movement...



Now I need to make one!

 

[svxr8dr]

For more pics of this firearm you can check out <broken link removed>

 

[etrain16]

I attempted hand carving a magpul AFG once. It failed horribly, LOL It would be nice to have the skills to pull something like that offView attachment 279582

You didn't toss that out did you? A little work with some files and sandpaper and you could transform that into a usable piece. I'm impressed with how far you got just carving.

 

[bolus]

You didn't toss that out did you? A little work with some files and sandpaper and you could transform that into a usable piece. I'm impressed with how far you got just carving.

Its in my emergency firewood box of failed wood projects.

I would not try to salvage this one. I'd try and make another one out of better wood. Plus I would need to figure out how to do a dovetail for the picatinny rail. Too many projects and too little time.

 

[etrain16]

Its in my emergency firewood box of failed wood projects.

I would not try to salvage this one. I'd try and make another one out of better wood. Plus I would need to figure out how to do a dovetail for the picatinny rail. Too many projects and too little time.

Though I'm but a humble novice woodworker, seems like a simple solution to the rail issue would be using a router table and a dovetail bit, assuming you could find one that matches the proper geometry of a pic rail. Build a little jig to hold the whole thing straight and two passes - you're done

 

[bolus]

Though I'm but a humble novice woodworker, seems like a simple solution to the rail issue would be using a router table and a dovetail bit, assuming you could find one that matches the proper geometry of a pic rail. Build a little jig to hold the whole thing straight and two passes - you're done

Im no longer allowed to buy a tool that I use once for some throw away project. my wife has caught on. I have a router but I'd need to build a jig from the existing crap I have.

 

[Stomper]

Build one, here is start on your components:

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BAD556-LW Lightweight 7075-T6 Billet Upper Receiver
Fortis REV™ II Free Float Rail System - 7
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Fortis F1 Optics Mount

Ya know... I may just do that at the end of the year, or early next year! I'll have an extra "four figures" a month to play with (tax free!) starting this September... 15 years AFTER the divorce, it'll be ALL OVER!!

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

Its in my emergency firewood box of failed wood projects.

I would not try to salvage this one. I'd try and make another one out of better wood. Plus I would need to figure out how to do a dovetail for the picatinny rail. Too many projects and too little time.

looks like it would work good on an m-lok or key mod rail with the right fasteners