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Re: How about some pics

Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 7:58 am
by Thawmytongue
Figured I should post a pic or two...

Here is my current favorite AR, my goal was to make the shortest possible AR without straying into SBR territory. LWRCI buttstock and 13.7" Rainer barrel with a pinned YHM .30 QD flash hider make a nice compact package.

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Here she is next to a "standard" AR with a 16" barrel, A2 flash hider and Magpul CTR stock.

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Here's a picture of the XDm where I was trying to get creative with lighting... I know I'm not an artist.

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Re: How about some pics

Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 7:59 am
by Thawmytongue
Breitling wrote:Image
Specs on this beauty? Spare no detail... and type slowly :wink:

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 8:22 am
by Breitling
Thawmytongue wrote:
Breitling wrote:Image
Specs on this beauty? Spare no detail... and type slowly :wink:
Accuracy International AXMC System in "pale brown" (24 inch barrel in 308, 20MOA base, but has a QD barrel system to run optional barrels in "same-footprint" cartridges)
Atlas PSR QD Bipod
SWR Specwar 762 Suppressor

Current Optics:
Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x55
Nightforce Unimount

En-route Optics:
Premier Heritage 5-25x56 Scope
Spuhr 4002 Unimount

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 8:29 am
by Breitling
here's my other bolt gun....

EDM Windrunner M96 50bmg...

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Re: How about some pics

Posted: Sat May 02, 2015 3:55 pm
by Thawmytongue
Breitling, nice guns and nice glass. Never even heard of that Windrunner. Off to the googles...

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 8:11 am
by Breitling
Thawmytongue wrote:Breitling, nice guns and nice glass. Never even heard of that Windrunner. Off to the googles...
Thanks!

The Windrunner is not a well known gun though they have been around (I think) for about 20 years. Bill Ritchie (owner) is a wonderful guy who has been into long range high caliber mile+ shooting for a long time and EDM was his opus. EDM might be more well-recognized in the movie Shooter (Mark Wahlburg). The gun in the movie (Cheytac M200) was originally designed by EDM with some minor modifications to suit what Cheytac wanted. The EDM Windrunner M96 was also manufactured with Remington markings and known as the "R50". Only a dozen of those guns were made as the project faltered. Most recently (now that the Cheytac M200 is discontinued) another company THOR has licensed the action/take-down design from EDM and begun making a gun similar to the Cheytac. It is chambered in 408.

Anyhow, here's a pic from this weekend to bump the thread!

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Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 11:43 am
by TSiWRX
You've got some really neat stuff.....<drools!> 8)

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 2:01 pm
by Thawmytongue
Breitling wrote:
Thawmytongue wrote:Breitling, nice guns and nice glass. Never even heard of that Windrunner. Off to the googles...
Thanks!

The Windrunner is not a well known gun though they have been around (I think) for about 20 years. Bill Ritchie (owner) is a wonderful guy who has been into long range high caliber mile+ shooting for a long time and EDM was his opus. EDM might be more well-recognized in the movie Shooter (Mark Wahlburg). The gun in the movie (Cheytac M200) was originally designed by EDM with some minor modifications to suit what Cheytac wanted. The EDM Windrunner M96 was also manufactured with Remington markings and known as the "R50". Only a dozen of those guns were made as the project faltered. Most recently (now that the Cheytac M200 is discontinued) another company THOR has licensed the action/take-down design from EDM and begun making a gun similar to the Cheytac. It is chambered in 408.

Anyhow, here's a pic from this weekend to bump the thread!

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Is that a NEA CCS or a MVB compact stock? When I was planning my 13.7" non-SBR, I thought about the NEA but wasn't too keen on the proprietary BCG, so I went with the LWRCI compact. Right after I built it, I saw the MVB using a stock BCG...doh!


ETA - After my initial post I was admiring the picture again and I noticed the sear pin on the top AR. You wanna adopt a son?

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 2:11 pm
by TSiWRX
^ I was first in line! :P :lol:

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 2:48 pm
by Thawmytongue
TSiWRX wrote:^ I was first in line! :P :lol:
Fine.... Allen you want a brother? :mrgreen:

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 2:50 pm
by Stryker74
Thawmytongue wrote:
TSiWRX wrote:^ I was first in line! :P :lol:
Fine.... Allen you want a brother? :mrgreen:
Sorry guys.... Bob adopted me a couple of months ago! :mrgreen: :lol:

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 2:56 pm
by Breitling
Thawmytongue wrote:
Is that a NEA CCS or a MVB compact stock? When I was planning my 13.7" non-SBR, I thought about the NEA but wasn't too keen on the proprietary BCG, so I went with the LWRCI compact. Right after I built it, I saw the MVB using a stock BCG...doh!


ETA - After my initial post I was admiring the picture again and I noticed the sear pin on the top AR. You wanna adopt a son?
That is an NEA CCS. I like it. It runs well (most of the time) but I don't clean it. It actually stopped running after about 1500 rounds... so I had to clean it!

As for the sear pin... :)

Re: How about some pics

Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 4:14 am
by PantacUSA
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Nowhere near as exotic, but they do go "bang" every time I ask them to. :D


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Re: How about some pics

Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2015 9:35 pm
by ohiozx3
got this on trade today.

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Re: How about some pics

Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2015 12:17 am
by dan dan the XD40 man
How to spend $1400 dollars on a 10/22

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