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Old 06-26-2006, 15:28   #346
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Here is SpringField 1911 A1 That I am working on making it into Wilson Combat arms, Part by Part. When I get money.

All I have do now is trigger job and sights, after thats all done I am sending it off to Wilson Combat to have it refinish with the ARMOR-TUFF Finish.

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Old 06-26-2006, 16:04   #347
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Thank you Wugwump and yes it is a Troy BUIS.

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Old 07-01-2006, 12:07   #348
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I just bought a new camera, the Canon SD550, and you can't get a new camera and not take a gun pic, so here goes...
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Old 07-01-2006, 12:22   #349
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Nice pic vsvo - nice tools too.
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Old 07-01-2006, 21:32   #350
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What's that LaRue thing, a bottle opener?
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Old 07-01-2006, 21:46   #351
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What's that LaRue thing, a bottle opener?
looks like a multi-tool shaped like an armadillo...
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Old 07-01-2006, 22:05   #352
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What's that LaRue thing, a bottle opener?
LaRue calls it a Field Survival Device, it opens bottle caps and can tabs. When you order an item (for me, an Aimpoint mount) direct from them, they send you one for free, along with a cap.
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Old 07-02-2006, 08:45   #353
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LaRue calls it a Field Survival Device, it opens bottle caps and can tabs. When you order an item (for me, an Aimpoint mount) direct from them, they send you one for free, along with a cap.
I guess I will find out shortly. The device caught my eye. My wife and I like aardvarks (there in the Tacoma Zoo). So I checked it out and bought a drum magazine I wanted for shorty.
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Old 07-06-2006, 16:16   #354
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Just thought I would check and see if there is anyone else out there with a taste for the shorty carbines.

This one started as an LMT 10.5” Defender, with the optional LMT (Crane) SOPMOD buttstock, the Tango Down Battlegrip, and LMT’s excellent two-stage match trigger. It is pretty similar to the issued CQB-R.

I added the CQD singlepoint sling mount, the CQD vertical foregrip, the PRI Gas Buster charging handle (a must for suppressed AR series weapons), a SureFire M73 rail forend, a SureFire FA556K suppressor and compensator adaptor, a SureFire X200B light, a Troy Industries Folding Rear Battle Sight, and an EO Tech 552 optic.

This weapon is very light and compact, coming in at just over 26” with the stock collapsed and the suppressor removed. With the can installed, it is almost exactly the same length as the M4 carbine.

Thus far, I have put about 250 rounds of assorted ammo, from the 40gr. LeMas to the 77gr. Black Hills through it and had no malfunctions or stoppages, it runs like a top. That is expected of the LMT, which has a rep as one of the most reliable shorties out there. No formal accuracy testing yet, I hope to be able to do that in the next few days.

The system does require two Class Three transactions, one for the Short Barreled Rifle and another for the suppressor.

As noted elsewhere, this is a limited purpose weapon, particularly with conventional ammo. It makes an excellent substitute for the SMG, and with the right ammo, can be effective to 200 meters and beyond. This would be an excellent choice for personnel with strictly indoor engagements, those who are operating from a vehicle or small aircraft, or who are not likely to be combatants.

The first set of photos is without the can. Thanks to a buddy for shooting while I took photos. Note the ejected cases and cycling action in the last two pics.

Hope this is of interest.

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Old 07-06-2006, 16:19   #355
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Shots of the LMT carbine with the SureFire FA556K suppressor, M4 with SureFire FA556A can provided for comparison.

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Old 07-06-2006, 17:03   #356
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All I can say is wow!! Nice tools TR.

I need to start looking into getting a can.

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Old 07-06-2006, 17:08   #357
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Way cool, I'm envious.
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Old 07-06-2006, 17:34   #358
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All I can say is wow!! Nice tools TR.

I need to start looking into getting a can.
Thanks!

Anytime we can get to the same place and time, you can shoot mine. You can even invite Woody along.

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Old 07-06-2006, 18:12   #359
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"The Shoot" last weekend

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Old 07-06-2006, 18:30   #360
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Thanks TR. I will try to work on that soon and try to drag Woody out from behind his desk. That might be a little easier in the future because I think my desk might be closer to his very soon. There will be some openings in the armory in the near future.
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