Frankenrifle! Project in progress...

Some pics to annoy the purists:D...

https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC01464-1.jpg

https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC01465-1.jpg

https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC01466-1.jpg


Its not a finished thing, so be gentle!

I'm speechless!! :)

A partial list of mods:

Lightened Wilson Combat rear BUIS
Lightened and "1913'd" Parrs rear sight adaptor base
Lightened and ported Smith Enterprise muzzle brake
Co-witnessed front sight tower w/ M16 sight -not yet finalized
Very adjustable butt stock adaptor- its been altered so many times I lost count!
Lightened trigger housing
Lightened hammer - its about 55% its original weight- gotta help locktime!
Heavy Canadian match barrel
Enidine recoil reducing stock extention- Between this and the brake, felt recoil is less than the average AR15.
Crap test Pro Point reddot
Brookfield mount
What else? I forget right now...

Well, hows she shoot?

And what does she weigh?

And who's idea was that?

No, really, not my cup of tea but it is your rifle. Set it up the way you want. Often times when the "pure" military rifles are unveiled they are a little less than perfect. It looks like some of the modifications you have done would be improvements. Let us know how she shoots. A picture of the target would be cool.

Thank God I'm not a purist, that way I don't have to be annoyed and can instead enjoy it instead :)

Dan

jmoore,

nice looking "Frankenrifle". How effective is the muzzlebreak?

Regards

Gunner

It looks like the can opener and flashlight are missing.

Danny

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Originally Posted by Danny

It looks like the can opener and flashlight are missing.

Danny

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And the thing on the stock that tells time? (Christmas Story)