Duggan

I thought you had lost all interest in ARs?

Savage 22 and just ordered one of these for the pocket ...

The infamous M4 ... my AK is being built right now, but when done it will look like this, but with a fixed redwood stock

Glock 19 with XS night sights, Surefire E2D-LED, 16 rounds of DPX LMT MRP Piston, too many items to list.

Hmmmmmmmmmm .......

0-5 on a good day

Some people love it, others hate it. I have never personally used one.

Please.

Hey, don't be mad because I don't have to wear white gloves every time I move my shotgun!

Spin freely, but I am yet to have an issue.

The inside of the receiver is very beat up, where the bolt carrier slides and where the shells eject. The outside is pretty good, no deep scratches ... and CLP does a pretty amazing job of coating over small scratches and hiding them. I soak my gun in CLP every few monthes, it keeps the rust off and keeps it looking like new on the outside.

Yep, that's my main rifle now. I'm building a second lightweight AR from a BCM upper ... but it's kind of on the back burner for now. I had a M93B before this UBR, the UBR is a much nicer stock. The "BAD" is a fake, as the real BADs don't exist yet I don't think, but this one is bad ass, it's one piece welded, a complete replacement bolt release. It makes bolt carrier manipulation a dream. I'd get the MBUS sights ... I had Troys on my last rifle, and they certainly are nice, but for something you almost never use I see no reason to spend $250+ on a pair of sights when you could spend $100 and get a lighter, cooler looking product that functions just as well. Scout lights are great, buy your from Unobtanium if you're getting one lol, he has been trying to sell his LNIB one for ages IIRC.

Enough of these girly man, spit shine, made of artisian crystal and baby dreams, never been touched by a human hand wannabe weapons ... Time for something scratched, beaten, shot to death, thrown on the ground, matte black and evil looking ... yet still beautiful ...

Good luck with your wait. I would try to go through a dealer, personally ... I know Rainier Arms has gotten them in a few times in recent history. Whatever you do, the rifle is well worth the wait ... it's so slick, it's unreal.

This one is for you, StevenB, man of great AR taste

LOL the fail is strong with that one.

Keep posting bro, lets see those images

Excellent news. Business process reengineering is incredibly important if you want to keep your business efficient and viable. It sounds like you are making steps in the right direction!

Real men hunt ducks with M88 AA cannons.

Nice. Did you show up the "girly man" pew pew gun crowd with your EVIL BLACK TACTICAL shotgun?

I actually like the worn in look and the "character marks". Aluminum doesn't rust, so the finish is mostly cosmetic anyways ... Maybe someday my gun will look like Mr. USMC's here:

Absolutely.

That's fine, but don't act surprised when you ask for us to affirm your foolish reasoning and we decline to do so ...

There is no consensus because there is no readily available excellent solution. The options are as such. 1) - Sidearmor Rail - Adds weight, not proper rail specs, some don't like looks, but gives you a rail in the right place to mount a light. 2) - Surefire M80/FAB/B&T replacement handguard rails, all are mediocre in my opinion, or I would own one. 3) - Barrel/Magtube clamp mounts that must be removed every time you disassemble the gun, and weak by design. 4) - Build your own, like I am doing, by putting a rail section onto the handguards or welded onto the handguard holder. 5) - Duct tape. Seriously. It works.

You're not just crazy, you're out of your mind. Kip's titanium tube has much better finish, quality and weight savings over OEM tubes, for cheaper. Parts are VERY readily available. Using a heat gun on the inside of the receiver leaves no marks and is so easy a trained ape can do it. Your 2 reasons for not getting an m4 are utterly retarded, but that's you are free to live your life.