No, just stuff I will actually need/use.

The only thing I will add to it in the future is an Aimpoint RDS and magnifier. Just going to keep it all business.

If I build a SPR I will put a bipod on it. :icon17:

You could always use sandbags if you need a steady shot...:tup:

I hear ya though, I totally understand.. You're strictly business!

I threw the cheap-o Sightmark RDS on it for ***** and giggles. I feel bad for putting such a cheap optic on it, but it will work if I take it shooting this weekend.

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-f...hsightmark.jpg

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Yea right... :rofl2::rofl2:


you went from having no AR to pimping the BCM fanboy AR in less than 2 weeks...

In a month your AR will be rocking the Tacticool look...

http://www.the370z.com/members/kirks...ustangs-ar.jpg

IT has already begun!!!!

That's going to be Jay, not me. :bowrofl:

Pffttt! I will only have a problem when I own as many guns as you.

Once a modder always a modder....

My wallet says "WHHYYYYYY?!?!?"

Heh. My collection is quality over quantity.

Except for the Deagle, that is purely a toy...

Let me know when your collection pass 40. I will have to get back out there and buying if that happens...

Judging from you SIG I am betting your wallet cries itself to sleep a lot...

And Judging from my Sig I am no better...

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I'm on 5... long ways to go.

Very nice rifle. First class.

If you don't have a rear sight for it, I'd be inclined to recommend a Magpul MBUS if you're on a budget or a Troy fold-down if you're not. If you've played Modern Warfare Black Ops, you've seen the Troy rear sight. (Note however, that in Black Ops, that Troy sight is installed backwards on all the rifles.) Shoot it with the irons to get the feel of the gun, then start considering more robust optics.

You might want to consider a sling. There's not a quick-detach on the MOE stock, but you can strap into the rear slot. Other option is to replace the end-plate with a Noveske quick-detach plate. They're pretty cheap at $24, but you'd need a stock wrench to pull the buffer tube and replace the endplate. On the front, I use a Mount-n'-slot attached to the rear of the MOE handguard on my MOE-based SBR. You could attach to the front sling swivel, but I'll bet you find mounting the sling there annoying as it will get in the way of your support hand.

http://SSEquine.net/sbrgreens.jpg