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BARF Militia

Guy I know thinking about selling his M1A.
According to him it's a match grade SOCOM Scout.
He hasn't decide on price yet, but thinks about $1200-$1300.
Anybody interested?
 
Has anyone ever shot a M110? Cuz I just watched a documentry on it and a guy shot 5 targets in 5 seconds. It was impressive. Very little recoil, that thing was rad.
 
wilit said:
This is a non-numbers matching Imbel kit bought from Entreprise. Like most Imbel kits, there is no finish on the barrel past the front site, but the bore and rifling look very nice. The lower receiver is a little dinged up, but a quick pass with a sander and some duracoat and it'll look great. New parts include:

Tapco gas piston
Falcon Arms FCG
Penguin furniture kit
Tapco stripper clip/scope mount top cover
Carry handle
Locking lever
Gas system/Front site wrench.

Will also include a 20rd mag rebuild kit (not pictured)

There's $650 worth of parts here if you were to buy everything individually. Asking $450 on Calguns, for BARFers, $375. Will ship, but it's on your dime. Not looking for trades. Need cash to put some new shoes on my Mustang.

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I'm interested but I have not built one, are other parts needed?
 
does anyone know any other dealers that sell stripped lower for the AR15? (stag arms). Irvington arms said they won't be able to get a stag arms lower for a couple of weeks but are getting some CMMG lowers soon.

Anyone know about CMMG, if those are good?
How much would an ar15 lower parts kit cost from Irvington and how much do you think it would cost for them to install it?
 
trykp said:
does anyone know any other dealers that sell stripped lower for the AR15? (stag arms). Irvington arms said they won't be able to get a stag arms lower for a couple of weeks but are getting some CMMG lowers soon.

Anyone know about CMMG, if those are good?
How much would an ar15 lower parts kit cost from Irvington and how much do you think it would cost for them to install it?
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CMMG are top of the line great lowers. As good as any others out there. I'm thinking you'd save a lot of money buying the parts kit online and doing it yourself, it's really not hard. If you want help and don't mind coming out to Fairfield I'll help you out. You can probably pick up the parts kit for about 70 bucks online, they'll charge maybe ten more. Not sure what they'd charge to install it but I'd figure at least $50. Call them and ask.
 
Ratters said:
CMMG are top of the line great lowers. As good as any others out there. I'm thinking you'd save a lot of money buying the parts kit online and doing it yourself, it's really not hard. If you want help and don't mind coming out to Fairfield I'll help you out. You can probably pick up the parts kit for about 70 bucks online, they'll charge maybe ten more. Not sure what they'd charge to install it but I'd figure at least $50. Call them and ask.
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Oh cool. I'm going to be ordering the Del-ton kit and to get it without the lower parts only takes off $30, so i figure i should just get the lower parts kit within the rifle kit from delton. i cant wait ><. hopefully i'll be able to put the kit together .
 
Turns out shooting a .22 at 50 yards and a stiff wind is a lot different than shooting at 25. :laughing
 
trykp said:
Oh cool. I'm going to be ordering the Del-ton kit and to get it without the lower parts only takes off $30, so i figure i should just get the lower parts kit within the rifle kit from delton. i cant wait ><. hopefully i'll be able to put the kit together .
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Yeah, just get the whole kit. I was very happy with the two LPKs I got from Del-ton. http://www.weaponforums.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=226782 will show you how to put it together, but there are some helpful tips and tricks that aren't there. PM me when you get it and I'll fill ya in. Irvington Arms used to have build parties where they would help you build it in their shop, you should ask if they still do that.
 
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