What's wrong with this picture?

[dustingaunder]

Can you help me good sir?

[Jmark]

A front site may help.

[jppd47]

the table cloth

[Bugzy]

Missing front site.
Ambi selector not installed.
Painter tape on the deflector to possibly hide round count.
Ain't got no quite-n-her device on the end of that thang.
To long for CQB.
Table cover is 70's era.
Not mounted in some hotties arms.
Not mine.
Ok.......it's killing me....UNCLE!!!!!

[dustingaunder]

Now that the UPS man has blessed me with more goodies...

[MAJ MALFUNCTION]

I've got the "cure" Dustin!!!!

[saltydecimator]

i think i finger blasted that in steves shop the other night.... still looking good...
table cloth is kinda crazy though

[dustingaunder]

Talk about a bunch of homos focusing on the table cloth instead of the sexy weapon in front of it!! HAHA.

That is all my wife. Something about it going with the table that was her grandmothers or something. I assume it is as old as the table vintage 1974. The table has a nice light above it for taking pics.

[jppd47]

You got the orange shag carpet to match?


nice rifle

[dustingaunder]

The shag carpet is actually pea green.

[DustyJacket]

#1 defect - no silencer


BTW - what is that lever thingy to the rear of the magazine button and looks like it is attached to the trigger pin?

[chrismartin]

#1 defect - no silencer


BTW - what is that lever thingy to the rear of the magazine button and looks like it is attached to the trigger pin?

KNS trigger and hammer pins. They use a bar to lock the pins, keep them from rotating or backing out.
Not super useful as the hammer spring and the j spring in the hammer keeps the pins from walking anyway.
They look neat though. I have a set on my 9mm, but after using them and normal pins, I wouldn't spend the money on them again.

[smcharchan]

#1 defect - no silencer


BTW - what is that lever thingy to the rear of the magazine button and looks like it is attached to the trigger pin?

KNS trigger and hammer pins. They use a bar to lock the pins, keep them from rotating or backing out.
Not super useful as the hammer spring and the j spring in the hammer keeps the pins from walking anyway.
They look neat though. I have a set on my 9mm, but after using them and normal pins, I wouldn't spend the money on them again.

They also work well on some of the drop-in units that don't have a j spring. I had a problem with one of mine (I think it is a Timney) that the KNS pins solved.

[dustingaunder]

I broke a hammer pin within 500 rounds on my 9mm (that is my 9mm SBR lower). Switched to KNS pins and haven't had any trouble in the last 5000 rounds or so. May not be needed on a well built 556 gun, but they are cheap insurance. I wouldn't recommend a 9mm AR without them.

[dustingaunder]

Ordered the M4-2000 yesterday. I can't wait!!!!!

[MAJ MALFUNCTION]

Ordered the M4-2000 yesterday. I can't wait!!!!!

Nice pic Dustin!

[dustingaunder]

Thanks Bryon. I need to redo it. I don't like the crop.