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    which can is that? and how do you like it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Citizen Pain View Post
    which can is that? and how do you like it?
    You asking me? It's an AAC M4-1000 with quick mount threads. I like it fine, makes the .223 sound like a standard .22 LR. I also have a .22 LR Pilot by AAC, that with subsonics makes a .22 LR sound like a pellet gun. Still I regret getting that one as it's a sealed can and you can't take it apart to clean it. I found out after I bought it but while waiting on the paper to get approved that .22 LR suppressors should come apart for cleaning. .22 LR ammo is very dirty compared to centerfire ammo. Lots of lead, wax and powder residue build up in them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schuetzenman View Post
    You asking me? It's an AAC M4-1000 with quick mount threads. I like it fine, makes the .223 sound like a standard .22 LR. I also have a .22 LR Pilot by AAC, that with subsonics makes a .22 LR sound like a pellet gun. Still I regret getting that one as it's a sealed can and you can't take it apart to clean it. I found out after I bought it but while waiting on the paper to get approved that .22 LR suppressors should come apart for cleaning. .22 LR ammo is very dirty compared to centerfire ammo. Lots of lead, wax and powder residue build up in them.
    How do you end cleaning the can?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKTexas View Post
    How do you end cleaning the can?
    Soak it in an amonia free solvent or cleaner of some sort, brush it with a nylon bristle brush and high pressure air. No amonia as it will chew up the alumnium baffle stack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schuetzenman View Post
    Soak it in an amonia free solvent or cleaner of some sort, brush it with a nylon bristle brush and high pressure air. No amonia as it will chew up the alumnium baffle stack.
    That is a lot of work,are these cheaper compared to cans you take apart?Does not seem worth the hassles if you save a few bucks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKTexas View Post
    That is a lot of work,are these cheaper compared to cans you take apart?Does not seem worth the hassles if you save a few bucks.
    Cheaper than some, not as much as others. $350 is what I paid for it. However in retrospect I'd of rather gotten a http://www.yankeehillmachine.com/store/22Mite.html Yankee Hill Mite for $280 ish and it comes apart.
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    Not sure how long the site was down ... but I think I've either picked these up or built them since that dreadful day ...

    My 22LR addition, the SiG-522


    Built this Bushmaster up from a receiver in 7.62x39


    Traded into this preban BOHICA Pistol


    Rebuilt an old PWA I've had ... Converted to Osprey Defence piston system, upgradded trigger to RRA 2stage, UBR stock.


    Got the itch for an AR57 ... bought the upper, then had to build a lower for it ... just couldn't get used to having half a gun laying around


    Also had the itch for a pirate gun ... got all the stuff for it but still havne't shot it

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimberkid View Post
    Got the itch for an AR57 ... bought the upper, then had to build a lower for it ... just couldn't get used to having half a gun laying around
    How do the rounds eject with a mag inserted?

    And what are your thoughts on the Osprey piston? That's the one I've been eying for over a year... Especially now that they give you a replacement bolt carrier.
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    The rounds eject through the mag well ... the mag that's inserted in the well is modified and empty, I use it for a brass catcher

    I like the Osprey system, what attracted to me was that it doesn't vent under the hand guards. When the carrier comes back forward it collapses the trap and sends the gasses back down the barrel (however there is some seepage around the gas trap). It installs under 5 minutes and no permanent modifications to your weapon, no springs to wear out and it runs clean and cool as advertised. The system added about 3 ounces of weight and there was no effect on accuracy that I could tell. In about 800 rounds there is no indication of carrier tilt as with some other systems and I'm not running any special buffer. If I were to get another piston system I wouldn't hesitate to get another Osprey.

    There are two things kind of bug me about it; the piston will slide back and forth when tilted up and down, but you can turn the delta ring to put a little pressure on it. Also, since there are no gas rings, there is no drag on the bolt carrier ... when you split the upper and lower, if the barrel it tilted up and the ejection port door is open, the carrier will slide back; it won't fall out because of the charge handle.

    I've been shooting Silver Bear ammo and I've only cleaned it twice since I installed the kit and it really didn't need it. Once at 200 rounds and then at 700 rounds (500 rounds between). When I split the halves, there was virtually no residue in the receiver at all, I ran a few patches down the barrel. Then I wiped the bolt down, pulled off the hand guards and wiped it down around the gas trap and neither of those procedures was worth the effort, but I was curious. Since then I've run a bore-snake down the barrel after shooting but thats all.

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    Got my Magpul FDE furniture today and put it on the Bushy. I like this stock and handguard alot. The grip is nice too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TEN-32 View Post
    Got my Magpul FDE furniture today and put it on the Bushy. I like this stock and handguard alot. The grip is nice too.
    That DOES look good man!

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    I'll tell you what, for the price this is GREAT stuff. Fits very well, no rattles or slop. I can't wait to shoot this now. Its so much lighter without that quad-rail hand guard. Its a HBAR to begin with.
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    Vltor VIS-2 monolithic upper on a spikes lower with a daniel defense m4 profile 1/7 barrel.
    EOTech 517 on the rail with YHM flip front and matech range adjustable rear sights.

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    SBR (now sports an XPS EO instead of a fullsize)


    My goto:


    Not a black rifle but I think it fits in here nicely:

    Also now sports an XPS EO/light/magnifier

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    Quote Originally Posted by DavePAL84 View Post
    SBR (now sports an XPS EO instead of a fullsize)
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    Is that a PVS-10 in front of the ACOG?

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    Quote Originally Posted by matshock View Post
    Is that a PVS-10 in front of the ACOG?
    No, the ACOG is a TA31F /w a killflash and flip-cover installed. In front of that is an Aimpoint Micro in a LaRue offset mount (a quick roll to 1 o'clock brings it in very quickly).

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    About 85-90% complete:


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    Quote Originally Posted by DavePAL84 View Post
    No, the ACOG is a TA31F /w a killflash and flip-cover installed. In front of that is an Aimpoint Micro in a LaRue offset mount (a quick roll to 1 o'clock brings it in very quickly).
    OIC- you just put a flip cover on your killflash. I have a killflash on my TA01. Now I need to get the calipers and figure out what cover will fit on it.

    I use the rubber eyepiece too- it looks 70's old school but it guides me into perfect eye relief and keeps me from bumping my eye with the aluminum housing during rapid fire.

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    S&W M&P15T, TA01 Acog, troy battle rail and BUIS, magpul UBR stock and Grips, also sports a troy stubby grip
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    Ok, Top DPMS LR308 AP4, magpul UBR stock, Magpul grips, Magpul angled grip, Magpul rail covers, Troy tan BUIS, Troy 13.8 battle rail, La Rue QD +20 Moa scope mount, Leupold LR/T 3.5x10x40mm, mil dot. La Rue QD bi pod mount w/ harris swivel bi pod, and Badger charging handle, and 308 Enidine hydrolic buffer. Ran about $3700 or so.

    Bottom, Smith & Wesson M&P15T w/ Troy Buis, Battle rail, rail covers, stubby grip, and mideval flash hider. Magpul UBR and grip kit. A.R.M.S 19 QD Acog mount and TA01 Acog, spec ops modified sling. Ran about $3500 or so.

    Also in photo HK USP 45 Tactical, and Glock 19 w/ Streamlight TLR-1s weapon light, carry piece.

    Not in photo, Reminton 700 SPS, Badger Ordnance +20 MOA riser, Badger Ordnance USMC SASS rings, and Leupold LR/T 4.5x14x50mm mil dot. Ran about $3000 or so.

    That DPMS is a heavy bitch! But a very nice smooth and accurate shooter, have hit 5 gal buckets out to 700 yards so far with it. The M&P goes to the GF since she is now showing more interest in shooting. The Acog helps her connect hits only at 100m so far (wooded area where we shoot now) but she's given me "permission" to build another AR15 for me cause she aint giving that one back. So I'll go with another M&P w acog, but Tan furniture to match the AR10. Great pics guys and thanks for sharing.
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