Last thread fell off
>>28501914
G3, SCAR, M1A, FAL, AR10, HK417, etc. etc.
What's the best mod you've made to your battle rifle?
IN
Geissele trigger was probably the biggest bang-for-the-buck for the SCAR. I didn't even get a free one and I'd pay for it all over again.
>>28543633
I missed out on the free one as well. Is it that much better than factory?
>>28543657
IMO definitely. I'd get the trigger before I got an optic if I got another SCAR desu.
>>28543657
My stock SCAR trigger was not bad.
The Geissele, amazing.
>>28543677
Personally, I get the optic for the rifle before I get the rifle. Keeps me from cheaping out on the glass.
>>28543609
Ebr chassis on my m1a.
>blah blah m1a suck blah blah.
>don't care My favorite rifle
What tools do you need to put together a FAL from a parts kit?
>>28543782
http://www.cruffler.com/trivia-April01-assembly.html
>>28543657
One is a ''combat'' trigger the other is far, far more responsive and suited to bench shooting.
>>28543802
Fug this is way more complicated than I trust myself to do.
>>28543830
All there is to it really
>>28543849
Pay someone else so do it then.
http://www.arizonaresponsesystems.com/smith/fal/page-smith-fal.shtml
In.
>>28543971
>That optic
What's been your experience w/ steel mags vs aluminum? One more reliable than the other?
>>28544037
My steel mags are all from the '60s, and about half have noticeably weaker springs than my aluminum mags, which are all about 20-30 years newer. It would still take quite a drop to dent the aluminum mags, and the difference in weight is apparent when you carry them for awhile.
fairly recent acquisition
>>28544674
That's a nice looking rifle. Who/where did you purchase it from?
These aftermarket SCAR lowers have popped up in the last few BRG threads so I figured I'd cobble together an infographic. It looks like I'm picking on HANDL, but the same thing can apply to the Stryker lowers, they listed similar benefits on their page.
Basically the cost benefit starts to stack up after you buy 21 mags, all the other "benefits" seem pretty puffed up or non-upgrades. Some people buy lots of mags, some people don't, use your own judgment.
>>28543633
>>28543657
I rang steel last weekend with my stock trigger at 300 yards 20/20 out of a mag.
Is it really worth 250ish bucks? I know what good triggers are like, but the SCAR is my do it all rifle, a light ass trigger seems less than ideal for innawoods or a chimpout
Is shooting a Garand fun or no?
>>28544787
same
>>28545022
Hell yes it's fun. Watch some videos of people doing 3 gun on youtube with a Garand. Looks like a shitload of fun. PING
>>28544983
Interesting. I lold at "benefit-listing-doubling." I'm sure part of it is that they were so heavily invested in the lowers from the panic when factory mags were $125/ea, when the bubble popped and the price sank they had to try and remarket them. Handl is doing some cool shit with caliber conversions now though, and their CS is pretty good so I don't give a shit what they do.
I've been seriously considering saving up a few grand and buying either a SCAR (not sure on caliber yet) or an AUG. I've always thought SCARs were neat but it's a lot of money. I want an AUG because I've been wanting a bullpup for a while and it'd be cool to have both the previous and current Austrian service rifle.
>ctrl+F
>only one mention of a bullpup rifle
You batch of niggers.
>want a scope on my PTR91
>limited to an optic that is 11" or less if I want to keep my bolt hold open.
Theres so many options, I just can't decide.
>>28546273
>it'd be cool to have both the previous and current Austrian service rifle.
Do that one.
Best place to get an M1A? No competition/match stuff either. As close to USGI issue as possible.
General consensus? I want to replace may Mosin but I love the M1 carbine and thought this would be the best of both worlds.
>>28548005
If you like heavy, outdated, and inferior to all the rest then sure go for it
I did it and I really like it. I like my Garand and FAL more but I'd still do it again.
>>28548005
Don't get the 16 inch version. Go for the 18 with the original gas system at least.
>>28543609
Is the Fn Fal a meme or is it actually pretty good? I have $700 to blow on a gun and I want another battle rifle. Also should I build or buy?
>>28545081
That paint looks glossy
>>28544833
private sale...in CA
>>28543609
What AR-10 components, and which manufacturers, does /k/ recommend? What complete guns are good? I hear DMPS a shit.
>>28549643
>>>/falfiles/
>>28550416
Receivers - Saltworks, Mega Arms, Falkor Defense
Barrels - Anything good. I like noveske. Rainier Arms makes some good ones. Ive heard good things about BHW
Triggers - Anything good. I like Geissele.
>>28543609
Best Mod? Super SCAR trigger
I sort of want to do an AR10 build but every AR10 I see just looks like some fragile little dainty girl rifle compared to other battle rifles.
Is there any way to make an AR10 look serious in a non distance configuration?
Boy these BRG threads really petered out quick, huh
>>28550617
Get one in .45 raptor?
>>28544983
What about aluminum 80% SCAR lowers? Has anyone tried modding a SCAR 17's stock to replace the boot
>>28550947
Less interest, and a lot of fighting in the last few.
>>28551153
Who cares about the lower, the upper is the firearm.
There are aftermarket stocks, and adapters.
>>28543657
Factory trigger is basic.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/09/26/trigger-pulls-good-bad-ugly/
No one wants to break in their guns through actually pulling the trigger so it's off to polishing (which can ruin hardened surfaces) or buying an aftermarket trigger.
Geissele version is good. Shooting Sight is more innovative in that it hits harder/moves slightly faster. Not that you could tell.
>>28551153
You don't need an 80% SCAR lower. It can be 100% because the upper is the registered part.
>>28551393
>Hits harder/faster
Is that just due to the stronger hammer spring?
>>28551393
>ARX-100
>Nearly 12lbs.
Was there anything that shitheap managed to get right?
>>28551465
They built a swell near the magwell so retards wouldn't be able to stick their thumb up.
From some posts discussing the differences between the factory and the SS trigger on FNforum.
>FNH fixed this issue by adding the 'swoopy' edge to the hammer, to make the hammer longer than the carrier travel, and prevent it from popping up in the first place. That gives a cleaner cycle, because the bolt does not have to be re-depressed, but that extra mass at the tip of the hammer increases the hammer swing time by about 33%.
>Since I wanted to make the trigger out of plate steel, rather than casting it, adding that swoop would have raised costs substantially. The other thing that happens is this swoop all the way on the top of the hammer adds mass right out on the extreme of the hammer, so it raises polar moment substantially. Eliminating this extra mass is how I got from 8ms locktime to 6ms locktime.
>>28551465
>Beretta
>doing anything right ever
>>28551599
Their shotguns are great