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LWRC M6A2 6.8mm Remington SPC w/ 14.5" pinned vortex

Got my lwrc upper in 6.8 SPC and two 10 round pri mags with 100 rounds of SSA ammo 115gr. Polygonal rifling. Cold hammer forged. Piston driven. Chamber handles SSA combat loads. Here’s some pics. Very stoked!

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they were jack rabbits using that scope and the ar15 22lr upper or the fx revo.

what type of animals are you hunting at full sprint???? 😯

i bought the trij accupoint for $500. So it wasn’t that much. I have had no problems with it. It’s a hunting scope… for what it does, several animals have been taken down while they were in full sprint using this scope. No offense…but I will take your comments with a grain of salt there. You are probably referring to the ACOGs as I dont think army is using accupoints. I dunno anything about the acogs from personal exp.

Cancelled my order last week for that ar15 gold trigger. Those tards did not respond to emails for 4 days as to when it would ship. Instead, I ordered Geiselle hi-speed trigger and received it two days later from somewhere else. Installed it and I’m testing it on live ammo tomorrow.

Well it list Jerry Miculek as a serious user of the new trigger. Thats good enough for me. Not only is Jerry one of the two fastest shots in the world, but he is one hell of Gun Smith. My wife and I were friends of his mothers here in Killeen for year.

Poster promised range results, but stated scope not good at 200 yds. Most people sight in at 100 first. So did it shoot good groups or not.

Please don’t take this the wrong way, but those trigicons are pure crap for the money. They have all kinds of problems. From practical design, to finished product. The bank on the hype to sell to soldiers on the aftermarket to put on their m-16’s mostly. Trouble is, most soldiers wouldn’t know a good scope from a toilet paper roll with coke bottle bottoms in it for len’s. A real rip off. Sure, they have a few tuff combat scopes, Still at least double what they are worth, but this model is nothing like them at all. 🙁

quote airtight_python:

Yes, a little steep. They have a try it for 30 days policy. If you don’t like it they will buy it back. … probably at 50% of your cost. 🙄

Looks/sounds damn nice though!

Ordered it. My new lower is having trigger lock issues so I need a better trigger and this looks like the safety feature is a good selling point.

Sellier & Beloit ammo has really hard primers.

I like helping out fellow ppl here on the forums… The whole thing about the hammer spring was just luck..When I saw the thread I searched the question on the forums. Pretty easy really.

BTW: Does anyone know why a 1916 .25 Colt “vest pocket” mouse gun would light strike on Sellier and Belliot ammo? I found the gun in Grandma’s stuff several years ago. The thing had practically never been fired and it has elkhorn grips, indicating custom work..

Hey critter thanks from me too you helped me to decide to get a new gun.

Yes that backwards spring was the issue. I took it apart and did it differently and now the spring force slamming the hammer back is 4x more forceful. Critter, you saved me $130+ and now i wont need to buy a trigger system!

quote Critter:

On one of the AR forums they mentioned light strikes being causes by backward hammersprings…

found it, thanks. The pin was walking. I’ve been noticing that lately. I’ll take a look.

http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=66&t=241858

i wish i had other ammo to use to compare. It could have been the ammo. Will order some different ammo to rule out the ammo before dropping a bone and half for a new trigger. I do have a two stage trigger in it already. It was dirty but not that dirty.

well, i’ll order both. If the hammer spring isn’t defective, it’ll be good to have another backup as I do have another ar15 lower backordered and it could go in that one.

Yes, a little steep. They have a try it for 30 days policy. If you don’t like it they will buy it back. … probably at 50% of your cost. 🙄

Looks/sounds damn nice though!

quote airtight_python:

I ran into this trigger system today and just thought it sounded good.

http://www.americantriggertech.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=57

Nice trigger. $279 is kinda steep. May have to wait on it. I found one for $139 that works with my .22lr upper as well. But I may try this out as that’s some gold trigger bling 🙂 !

found some info to address my prob:

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1. FAILURE TO FIRE: The most probable reason for this is bad ammunition. Wait 30 seconds with the weapon pointed in a safe direction, remove the magazine, then pull the charging handle to eject the round, and examine the primer. If it has a good, deep primer strike, the ammunition is probably no good. If it has a light primer hit, it may be a hard primer, or the hammer spring may be defective or installed incorrectly, or there may be debris between the hammer and the forward wall of the lower receiver. A quick look in the lower will tell you. If it doesn’t have any mark at all, the firing pin isn’t reaching the round. The firing pin retaining pin may have been installed incorrectly (in front of the collar instead of behind it), the firing pin may be defective (short), or the hammer is not hitting the firing pin for some reason (not falling, hitting bolt carrier instead, debris in front, etc.). If, when trying to eject the unfired round, the charging handle is difficult to operate, the bolt may not have been locked fully forward due to an oversized round, or debris in the chamber. Riding the charging handle forward may also cause this problem. Remember, pull it back, and let go. NOTE: All AR-15 type rifles dimple the primer during feeding. This is completely normal for this type of weapon.

On one of the AR forums they mentioned light strikes being causes by backward hammersprings…

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