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Firearms Specialized Dynamics 22GT AR-15 custom rifle, precision Khaos receiver carbon fiber 20” barrel sub 1/2 MOA capable!

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Bought this during my AR phase last year, it was one of Scott Milkovichs last builds before he sold sdrifles. It’s in 22 GT, for more information see his videos and info on what it’s capable of. It is also super accurate for an AR.

This is a full build from sdrifles, 20” spade carbon barrel threaded 5/8-24, 15” mlok handguard, SLR adjustable gas block, upgraded Khaos billet ambi release and safety receiver, TT diamond trigger, JP h2 silent capture spring, mil spec charging handle and the BCG and bolt as far as I know are mil spec but it has a super slick coating to it. Please note this is a predator pig hunting rifle and uses 6.5 Grendel mags, it can fit 6-7 rounds before the mags swell too much this is to be expected if you watch the videos. Approximately 150 rounds based on fired brass.

55 vmax I worked up to 3650 fps, 3370 was .444 moa, 3450 fps was .559 moa.

70 vld I worked up to 3350 fps anything above 3450 saw pressure and wasn’t that great accuracy. 3250 fps was .326 moa. See targets

Weight is 6lb 8 oz. But that’s with metal furniture.

Will come with a tuned magazine. I have a 2nd mag that I can include as well but it’s not tuned in regard to feedlips.

Full build is $2500 but the upgraded Khaos receiver adds to that.

Asking $2000-->1900-> $1850--> 1825 —> $1800 —-> $1776–> $1750 shipped insured obo to your FFL.

No trades
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What is this?

Maggot
kli3309 said:
Is it drilled through anywhere?
Let's say it is a cannonball. Could still be filled with black powder or whatever. Something to think about before you put it by the fireplace.
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kli3309 said:
Is it drilled through anywhere?
Let's say it is a cannonball. Could still be filled with black powder or whatever. Something to think about before you put it by the fireplace.
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I considered that but no holes. I think Slash may be onto it.
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Recommended Optic for Monitoring Wind and Mirage

BobinNC

I was bored so I took up your case, and went to my old pals at EuroOptic. I did a quick run through​

of all their offerings. 16 to 17mm seems standard eye relief. I listed all those that were #2) 18mm or larger eye relief below, that had #1) angled eye pieces. I can't relate your #3) affordability as what I consider "affordable" and what you do, might just be a coincidence. In any event I went through them fast and gave little thought to how good each may be in actual usage, as my spotting scope knowledge is basically nil....​

These might help you:
Guide to Choosing a Spotting Scope

EuroOptic:
Spotting Scopes

Vortex Viper 20-60x 85mm Spotting Scope Angled-HD V502​

Leupold SX-4 Pro Guide 20-60x85mm HD Angled Spotting Scope 177597​

Athlon Cronus G2 20-60x86mm Dual Focus Angled Spotting Scope 311006​

Burris Signature HD 20-60x85mm Angled Body Green Spotting Scope 300103​

Leupold SX-4 Pro Guide HD Gen 2 20-60x85mm Angled Spotting Scope 185679​

Leupold SX-2 Alpine HD Gen 2 20-60x80mm Angled Spotting Scope 185684​

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Avoiding Pickpockets in Europe?

stefan73
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Ah. Gotcha.

I had a rather interesting NOLA experience myself. My first travel there. It was for Microsoft "Tech Ed" 1995. (i.e. "Before" Katrina). Once I checked into the HIlton on the Riverwalk, I went out there for the first time. All the music and stores got to me, I guess. It was very hot, and I was sweating like a pig.

Thankfully, the nice little "slushie" station on the walk caught my eye. I walked over and saw the different flavors, etc., and I saw an "Ice tea." Wow, I thought. "Just what I need to quench my thirst." I ordered an Ice tea "slushie."

A "Long Island..." Ice Tea slushie..... :eek:

Yup, it was a "Frozen Daiquiri" bar. There are a ton of them all over the French Quarter. I didn't really think about it because I assumed that I'd be "carded" if alcohol was being served. I wasn't that old/grey/fat yet. Nope. The server just plopped it right in front of me and took my money.

About a half hour later, and after walking on the outer walk itself for a bit, I sat down on a bench and started to feel the effects,. Of course, having never even been "tipsy" in public, I didn't recognize the symptoms. I thought I was actually being sick (ie. Heat Exhaustion). Thankfully, I managed to get back to my hotel room (nearby) and plopped down on the bed for what turned out to be a 3 hours sleep off.

When I awoke, It was 1hr until my dinner reservation, but I was sober. again. The large slushie cup was still on the table., but melted. Before I threw it away, I was able to recognize the smell of the alcohol in use (definitely Vodka and some others). And then it hit me. Needless to say, I never got one of those "ice teas" again!
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NOLA is a wild place. I felt bad for that young Soldier, luckily his rear end was intact and not sore. It was a pain for them to get the passport and everything straightened out. Lots and lots of paperwork! I am not sure what was slipped into his drink, I never got to see the report following the incident. I did warn then about the "honey pot".
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You need a Super Safe MP5

Bacarrat
C130 said:
Some guy was shooting one last week at the range I go to. I should have gone over and talked to him. I was told he was going to be selling them at a gun show, I assume it's the one in Bryan, TX this coming weekend.

I'm trying to figure out which one I want, any recommendations? I want the best one made, not necessarily the cheapest.
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Check out the Lee Sporting with the Warhammer trigger. The cyclic rate is insane with a MP5K. But some people don't like the look of the AR style lower.
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