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Re: Looking for an evil Black rifle

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 10:02 pm
by melkor41
Mike, I love that gas block and muzzle break. What kind are they?

Re: Looking for an evil Black rifle

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 11:12 pm
by Mike from Texas
tboesche wrote:All right, Y'all have pretty much convinced me. I am gonna build my own. Now to decide on which upper and which lower to get. I know the Barrel NEEDS to be chrome lined, and I want to keep it short.
Go here and you can build and play until you're heart's content. http://www.del-ton.com

I bought everything from them. Great people to work with. My rifle was originally going to be 8 weeks to ship due to the barrel and furniture I had chosen, but they called me and offered me a different barrel (upgrade) at no extra charge since the barrel I wanted was back ordered and we worked out the issue on the furniture and I had the gun in about 2 weeks. Sent me tracking info and everything.

I went with the 16" M4 rifle kit, 1x7 DTI chrome lined barrel, 4 rail gas block, 4 way ultra light handrail, Magpul CTR stock, ERGO sure grip, and lower parts kit with the Rock River 2 stage trigger. If you buy the 2 stage trigger with the LPK, it only costs $80. If you buy it separately it will run $125.

Add ons include Eotech 551, Lasermax Unimax with pressure pad, Insight M3X tac light, Surefire M951KIT02 weapons light with 120 lumen lamp and IR Filter, Blackhawk single point tactical sling, Magpul 30 round PMAG(s) with sight window, magpul ladder rail covers and SOG vertical forened grip.

As for the lower, at the last gun show in Fort Worth, there was a company selling DPMS stripped lowers for $109 out the door.

Market Hall is this weekend.

Re: Looking for an evil Black rifle

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 11:15 pm
by Mike from Texas
melkor41 wrote:Mike, I love that gas block and muzzle break. What kind are they?
The gas block is a YHM 4 way gas block. The break is a YHM Phantom aggressive end. I've heard it called a door buster too since it's solid on the end instead of open like a flash hider.

Re: Looking for an evil Black rifle

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 9:15 am
by KC5AV
Ok, so why does it need a chrome lined barrel? I'm tinkering with the idea of building one, but I want to understand some of the intricacies involved before I start gathering parts.

Re: Looking for an evil Black rifle

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 10:15 am
by Mike from Texas
A chrome lined barrel isn't an absolute necessity. It just makes it easier to clean and less prone to fouling. I believe you can shoot tracers through a chrome lined barrel as well.