11-05-2011, 06:18 AM
Here's a view of the PRI extended latch and an enlarged charge handle...
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Trigger is a JP single stage set-up nice and short for basically no creep, and very little over-travel. I really fell in love with this 20" Templar Set-up with the FAST Rail, and the Bartlein barrel.
It chambers smoother than any other AR I have felt, and that's 23 years of chambering rounds in AR's. I saw a guy at the range who does this meltdown technique on all his barrel extensions, so I thought I'd try it...turned out better than I thought.
There are 792 facets in just the Picattiny rail sections alone, not counting the face of the rails, the QD sockets, the lightening cut holes, and other surfaces of the FAST Rail alone. Needless to say, you're not getting that one done in one coating...it was very, very painful. This project has consumed my focus for the past 10 days at least...I'm ready for some sleep...
Trigger is a JP single stage set-up nice and short for basically no creep, and very little over-travel. I really fell in love with this 20" Templar Set-up with the FAST Rail, and the Bartlein barrel.
It chambers smoother than any other AR I have felt, and that's 23 years of chambering rounds in AR's. I saw a guy at the range who does this meltdown technique on all his barrel extensions, so I thought I'd try it...turned out better than I thought.
There are 792 facets in just the Picattiny rail sections alone, not counting the face of the rails, the QD sockets, the lightening cut holes, and other surfaces of the FAST Rail alone. Needless to say, you're not getting that one done in one coating...it was very, very painful. This project has consumed my focus for the past 10 days at least...I'm ready for some sleep...