AR-15 BS Thread

Mags in stock:
https://www.44mag.com/product/nhmtg_magazine_magpul_follower/223_ar15_magazines

 

Lol not any more.

 

Hey All,

Does anyone know where I can get a Noveske N4 Light 5.56 NATO 16" barrel like this one?

Noveske Barrel from Rainier Arms

Thanks for the help!

Hunter

 

That is a great rifle and cheap for today's market.

 

44 mag still has some 20 rounders.

Here are some other ones, but I don't think they sell them disassembled.
http://shop.lcjwholesalestore.com/3...-ORANGE-FOLLOWER-30-ROUND-ALUMINUM-ORANGE.htm

 

Thanks man - I just bought some stainless steel mags from there (worth the extra buck a mag I think!!). Orders are 4-6 weeks out but these guys are direct manufacturers that used to be called C Products. The mags should be good to go.

 

I read on AR15.com that c products weren't that good.Idk.

 

We'll see. For $15 a mag, I'll try them out. I have a couple older C Products mags and they've always been fine for me. These are supposed to be improved. I was able to fondle some brand new production 10-rounders last week with the same follower and finish, and they seemed nice. I didn't get to run any through their paces though.

 

So these are 4-6 weeks out?

 

That's what they say on their homepage. I think it's a matter of "we have them to sell, but the bottleneck is manhours filling orders".

 

anyone have any of their AR stuff dipped in camo or anything like that. thinking about sending some of my other rifle stocks off to get them dipped in camo than gonna try the AR.

 

I did one for my girlfriend in Muddy Girl camo. I would avoid doing the barrel, but anything else would be fair game.

 

Yeah that's what I was think also. I am gonna do a few stocks and see how it turns out and how durable it is.

 

The prep work is what makes or breaks it.

 

if i prep right will spray paint stick? i want to do the stock, grip, and free float, maybe part of the upper and lower? for my varmint build.

 

Yep.

Just lightly sand it to degloss the anno, spray away.

 

prime or no? and what type of cammo style is when you use leafs, ect, as the "pattern"?

 

It's "using leaves and stuff to make shapes" I guess. I wouldn't worry about priming it, as you scrape the paint off, it makes an even better camo.

 

Real tree.