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hey guys, ive always wanted to post in this room but never had anything to say except for "oh man i wish i had one" haha well now i do . i made a swap with my buddy and bought him and xd for his ar...good deal i think so..basically got an ar for 500 bucks. so im kind of in love now. i recently bought an 45 acp compact and now i got a tactical rifle. i dont know that much at all about ar's so hopefully yall can help me out a little big. one of my buddys said its an M4 variant. i dont know what that means but i know real M4s are sweet. but yea it says bushmaster xm15-e2s on the side of it so thats the best i got for ya oh and a pic. but im glad to finnaly have one thanks guys

my bushmaster...notice the xd on the side.......extreme squirell huntin'

 

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No ear protection?

 

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rotate your forward wrist. nice rifle though

 

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ah it aint that loud, rotate my wrist which way?

 

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grab the hand guard like a door knob, rotate it like you are opening a door. back of hand should be inline wth arm, not bent.

 

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or get a broomstick! 8)

 

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ah it aint that loud

You'll regret that some day. Maybe not now, but 10 years from now, when you can't hear sh*t...........

 

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Nice rifle.

 

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Nice looking carbine, now....

shorten the stock up a notch or 2 and get your nose to the charging handle

ear plugs and eye protection !

 

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ah it aint that loud

My arse it aint. Get some plugs on man. My 9mm is loud, so I know that 223 is damn loud.

 

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grab the hand guard like a door knob, rotate it like you are opening a door. back of hand should be inline wth arm, not bent.

Yeah, get a vertical grip. Holding the handguard like that is awkward anyway. Using a vertical fore-grip feels much more natural

 

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Outstanding trade! Welcome to the AR world.

Buy more ammo - you will need it.

Ed

 

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My arse it aint. Get some plugs on man. My 9mm is loud, so I know that 223 is damn loud.

Give him a break...he's just posing!

 

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ah it aint that loud, rotate my wrist which way?

Apparently, you really DON'T know much about ARs. I own a Bushy Shorty. Made the mistake of shooting it a couple of times outside without ear protection. Will never be dumb enough to repeat that mistake.

Maybe your hearing's already shot. I guarantee you that short-barreled AR is plenty loud enough to cause permanent hearing loss.

 

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Rotate your wrist as described or use the mag well as a poor mans VFG.. get some gloves though. Also, as noted, shorten the stock by a notch or two, role your shoulders forward and hunch over the stock some more... you'll be faster on return to target.

And do what ever the hell you want with your ears and eyes man.. lord knows I had enough years in rock bands and with the Artillery to have screwed myself already.

 

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Get a stock saddle.

When you get into shooting position you can slide the right side of your face down it until your cheek bone has a snug fit.

Like the others have said you need to get your nose closer to the charging handle and the saddle will help get your face lower.

That makes your face position the same everytime so your shooting is more consistent.

Now buy some ammo and shoot the hell out of it.

You are now infected with the BRD disease

 

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ah it aint that loud

That answer deserves each and every member of this board to dogpile on your *ss.

Eye and ear pro is necessary. If nothing else, it portrays an image of gun owners as being responsible.

The AR-system vents live gas to the rear portion of the weapon. Normally, this is perfectly safe, unless something bad happens. For this, eye pro is "a good thing".

 

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just given you guys and update, i definately started wearing ear protection, between the 45 compact and this my friends noticed i started watching tv with the volume really loud. so thanks guys, i also held an m4 with the vertical foregrip you where talking about, omg it felt so good, what do i have to do to my gun to put one on?

 

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put a rail adapter on your stock hand guards or put a railed system on your rifle.

you can get several different kinds unless your competition shooting a snap in system is fine and can be had for around $100 a Vertical Forgrip will run as little as $10 to as much as $100+ depending on whos name is on it.

if i have mis read the question then please disregard.

 

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put a rail adapter on your stock hand guards or put a railed system on your rifle.

Been there, done that.........A piece of picatinny rail bolted to the bottom of the plastic handguard is not very stable and will twist. Do it right and buy a railed handguard.