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Old01-31-2012, 05:06 PM #1
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Just picked this up a red x arms upper with a plum crazy lower

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Old01-31-2012, 05:07 PM #2
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For god sakes specs!!!!
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16 inch stainless barrel mil spec parts recoil reducing flash hider just picked up have not had a chance to shoot it yet going saturday
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16 inch stainless barrel mil spec parts recoil reducing flash hider just picked up have not had a chance to shoot it yet going saturday
Doesn't really tell us a whole lot.
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Doesn't really tell us a whole lot.
From that description it actually felt like I was shooting the gun myself lol
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I'm gonna venture that muzzle device don't hide too much flash......prolly reduces recoil purdy gud tho.


Nice looking fluting tho!
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16 inch stainless steel fluted barrel
Red x arms upper
Free float quad rail
Plum crazy lower
Recoil reducing muzzle brake
Utg bipod
Removable carry handle
Illuminated scope 2x9
Have inch group at 100 yards
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