Figured I’d share my most recent assembly with you all. It came out even better than my expectations. It’s light and should be handy in the deer woods. This started as a project where I wanted to slap the cheapest parts together and have a functioning rifle for deer hunting but as all of the rifles I’ve put together I spent more than I planed to. I guess I ended up with middle of the road quality as far as parts go but a lot of thought and research went into which ones I used. I think that’s half the fun. Anyway here is the build list:
JP lower receiver with their shop installed and tuned single stage trigger.
Vltor upper reciever
NB m16 carrier with a ARP superbolt
PWS gen 2 buffer tube
JP center ground buffer spring
Spikes 3.0 oz T1 buffer
ARP 14.7” barrel with a PWS triad gemtech quickmount compatible FH pinned and welded
SLR Sentry 7 adj gas block
Mid length gas
MI gen 3 12” rail
Magpul furniture
Trijicon AccuPower 1-8x28
I really like the jp trigger and the buffer spring and buffer are smooth as silk. If I had to guess I would say it weighs about 6 lbs without glass. I love the trijicon and I think it’s about perfect for this Cartrdiges capabilities but it’s a little on the heavy side and makes the rifle feel a bit top heavy.
Now I just have to find some reliable mags and work up some hand loads for testing.
JP lower receiver with their shop installed and tuned single stage trigger.
Vltor upper reciever
NB m16 carrier with a ARP superbolt
PWS gen 2 buffer tube
JP center ground buffer spring
Spikes 3.0 oz T1 buffer
ARP 14.7” barrel with a PWS triad gemtech quickmount compatible FH pinned and welded
SLR Sentry 7 adj gas block
Mid length gas
MI gen 3 12” rail
Magpul furniture
Trijicon AccuPower 1-8x28
I really like the jp trigger and the buffer spring and buffer are smooth as silk. If I had to guess I would say it weighs about 6 lbs without glass. I love the trijicon and I think it’s about perfect for this Cartrdiges capabilities but it’s a little on the heavy side and makes the rifle feel a bit top heavy.
Now I just have to find some reliable mags and work up some hand loads for testing.