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Seems like you could fab something crude that would work. Send me a measured drawing and I could fab what you need on my mill. No charge.
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Wow 20 years!!!! Nice to see you post Martin. I seem to have a lull in life at the moment and have been haunting the site as of late. JT is in and out frequently. Haven't seen anyone else. Time to drag it out. Seems that when the storm clouds gather the AR10T lights up.
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Dear Members and Visitors of AR10T.com,
I am honored to have the opportunity to write this message of gratitude to commemorate the 20th anniversary of AR10T.com. Two decades ago, this website was founded with the vision to provide a platform for enthusiasts and professionals in the field of firearms to connect, share knowledge, and engage in thoughtful discourse. Today, I am proud to say that we had a very integral part of the firearms community, providing a space for meaningful discussions, product reviews, and industry news over the years.
To our members, thank you for your unwavering dedication and commitment to AR10T.com. You have been the backbone of this community, providing insightful commentary, engaging in productive debates, and sharing your experiences and expertise with others. Your contributions have not only helped to shape the content of this website, but have also enriched the lives of countless individuals who have benefited from your knowledge and insights. Thank you for your support and loyalty over the years.
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As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of AR10T.com, we reflect on the journey that has brought us to this moment. Over the years, we have seen many changes in the firearms industry, from advancements in technology to changes in legislation. Through it all, AR10T.com was a place you could count on for information. We have weathered challenges and celebrated victories together, and I am confident that we will continue to do so in the years to come.
Looking ahead, it is a competitive space. Traffic has been at the lowest point in years and the premier manufacturers of rifles have changed. I am committed to maintaining a welcoming and inclusive community for all firearms enthusiasts. We hope to continue to be a trusted source of information and a place where people can come together to learn, share, and grow.
My focus 2023 and beyond is my facilities management career and the expansion of www.LotzOutdoors.com
I have three young daughters and I'm trying to be the best dad for them. Their passions are gardening, art, sports, fitness, and cooking. Back in 2011when my second daughter I created LotzOutdoors.com and expanded on the great foundation of AR10T.com with a broader outdoor lifestyle brand. I encourage you to create an account there and help me create some content. Also check out the Lotz Outdoors store! More will come on line later this year.
In conclusion, I want to express my deepest gratitude to all of the members and visitors of AR10T.com. Your support and participation have been invaluable to us over the past 20 years, and we look forward to many more years of growth, learning, and community building together. Thank you for your unwavering dedication and commitment to our mission, and we hope to continue to serve you for many years to come.
All the best,
Martin
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Issue is the mono rail, top half of the rail is monolithic with the upper and has no room....... you just gave me an idea though, those MI rail barrel nuts are thin, I might be able to make one work, somethings gonna work!
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You may have to make one. I think the best thing would be get it off and switch to one of the after market styles that you could find a tool for.
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I might be able to work with one of those. I don't think they will work as is but but if I thinned up the ends or cut one side off it might just do it. I had run across an LMT that looked like it might work but it was $250! I'll use a nail set and a hammer to beat it tight before I spend That........
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I contact Botach and see if they have what you need.
botach.com/real-avid-master-fit-wrenches/
I will keep looking
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I left out wrench, barrel nut wrench for the Armalite SPR Mod 1 with integral rail. It's a half wrench, I can't find the picture that will work here but, a link to a wanted post;
www.sigtalk.com/threads/armalite-m15-spr...430355/#post-6087558
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I've tried signing up there a couple times, they never take my email so I give up. So far that barrel nut has been elusive, only seen one and you had to buy the whole rifle..... wish I had now.
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Yeah, I need a particular barrel nut he might have, from the location and timing he found Mr Raley's garage sale, wish I would have bought more from him!
They only put the SAUM out on the mid period B uppers, I think the lowers were T marked but the uppers were all the same.
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