The wheels of progress continue rolling, and now I have yet another picture for the forums. Here is the same rifle, now sporting a few optics upgrades, ( Leupold 2.5 inch sunshade and alumina flip up covers) and also sporting a base-coat of coyote tan aluma hyde and the previously mentioned PS 22.
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SO sorry to all of you guys that asked questions I never responded to, I will do my best to do so now.
Hot Lead Zapper-that is some good intel-thank you.I am looking forward to getting that can on there and seeing what she can do.
Uncle ArmaLite- I will gladly post some pics to the ArmaLite FB page, but I'll wait until I get the suppressor on it and put the final cammo pattern on it...it will be worth the wait!
wielywilly-g-I haven't put it on a scale yet so I don't know the overall weight, but I can tell you that she is heavy! As for accuracy,I've only put about 20 rounds downrange so far, and they were not match grade, and the barrel is not yet broken in completely, and the best I turned in was .568...not too shabby, and I am looking forward to breaking trigger with some good ammo like black hills match or federals.
I paint all of my guns. (rifles anyhow.) I am an Army sniper, and I found out in this job that nothing stands out in the woods/desert like black. I've painted a lot of rifles, and at first it seemed a bit odd to do so, but anymore it's just a block I check when I build one.(scope,check...trigger job,check...paint,check...)
And yes-I did indeed mean PRS butt stock...sorry.
I owe a lot of the way this project has turned out to the guys here on this forum. I had always been a dedicated bolt gunner, and so when I started this project, I was far from being an expert. I am still a million miles from being a gas gun guru, but I was at least wise enough to seek advise here, and I am glad I did. This project has been fascinating and educational for me, and I owe a lot of that to AR-10T.com To all of you guys who steered me in the right directions, thanks a million!