bladewurk

Any deals on these anywhere?

The AR180B has been around at least 6-7 years, at least my faulty memory recalls selling one at least that long ago. Nice little gun, but I think what separates it from the latest wave of impingement / piston guns is that it is bare bones. It does not have all of the "cool" stuff hanging on it such as 4 rail forearms, flip up sights, grips, etc. The sutff that all looks cool in print ads and internet ads. POF has guys hanging out of helicopters holding their guns in Shotgun News, for example. Looks cool, but isn't very realistic. On that line, I wonder how much the impingement / piston systems would be if they were sold as bare bones uppers only? If these companies would offer just uppers at a lower price, people might be more willing to buy one and test it out. That being said, most of these companies have a current 3-4 month weight for their products, so a lot of people are buying them and perhaps the companies don't really need to offer a bare bones price break. "Piston ARS" like the FNC, AR180, SIG550 series,and the Daewoos have all been available in the past and nobody wanted them! Okay I realize these are not all ARs but you get my point?

I'm trying to find a way to dial down the gas on my 18 inch Mid Gas AR with a Larue 13.2 HG.The gas Block is Larue and seems my only option is to change the handguard? Randall @AR15Barrels says the wall thickness on the Larue Block is too thin for a set screw to adjust gas. I don't think any other GB will fit under....

These Timney triggers look just like the trigger MEGA MACHINE used to make.......

Mine came out last time I cleaned the channel so I just pushed it back in,is there a way to secure it?

Alright,finally someone responds.Now how about the mag catch? The new Redimags have a separate Mag catch for the spare mag,is this a good idea? Thank You!

Okay,I see Redi-mag with and without Bolt Catch button and some now have an independent mag catch.Also some are quick detach. Which is the best for match use? Thanks!