Rifle Scopes

6/24/2011 10:41:31 PM The handgun one is the only one I own. I must say, it helped my and my roommates shooting. The grip and fundamentals simply hadn’t truly been taught to me. xmattedgex

8/26/2005 10:58:31 AM FYI… as found on Calvary arms web site: How to Buy To purchase Cavalry Arms products please contact one of our dealers. If one of our dealers is not currently stocking an item that we manufacture, they can special order it for you. If you need help locating a dealer, or are having trouble contacting one we have listed please e-mail or call us for assistance. If you would like to purchase direct, we require a minimum $500.00 order. The same policy applies to dealers. eklikwhoa [Team Member] 8/26/2005 11:03:33 AM Originally Posted By SandW: Great topic…I’m new to the AR world and figured I may be able to buy a AR-15 Accessories and save a few hungred bucks. I have a couple of questions for you seasoned guys… 1. How much skill/knowledge does it take to assemble one? I’ve field striped a M16 before, but that’s the extent of my rifle assembly experience. Does it take special tools to assemble a kit? when you buy a AR-15 Accessories the upper is pre-assembled in most cases. the lower would have to be furnished by you but the parts for it would be included in most kits. to assemble the lower all you would need is a set of punches to install the pins, screwdriver for the pistol grip screw 2. Are assembly instructinos usually provided by the manufacturer/distributor? there are threads tacked at the top that would guide you through it 3. I noticed the AR-15 Accessories are usually sold absent a stripped lower receiver, does this mean all the stripped parts are within the AR-15 Accessories and all I need to buy is the stripped lower receiver–or must I buy all the little parts that go within as well? as stated above all you need is a lower reciever to complete the build I dealt with Pam at Del-Ton, and she was a pleasure to do business with. She was quick to answer questions and was very helpful. I was originally quoted 4-6 weeks for completion, but I had the rifle AR-15 Accessories at my doorstep 15 days after ordering it. I originally ordered the rifle with a YHM low profile gas block that is a $20 option. They were sold out of them, and it was holding up the build of my upper. Pam contacted me and said they had a PRI low profile gas block, and they would build the upper and ship it the following day if they had my approval. Long story short, the PRI gas block sells for around $50 which is $30 more than the YHM block. I inquired about the extra cost, and Pam told me not to worry about it. I had an email the following morning with a UPS tracking number and had the rilfe 2 days later. During the build phase of my stripped lower, I ran into a snag when I found the pins supplied for the FCG would not fit the RRA 2 stage trigger that I ordered. One call to Del-Ton and I had the correct pins on the way, along with a pre-paid envelope to return the incorrect pins. In this day and age, it’s nice to deal with a company that cares, and doesn’t make excuses. I know it’s early in the life of my Del-Ton build, but I can honestly say they’re a great company to deal with. They might not be considered a Tier 1 company, but they’ve earned my business. VBC [Team Member] 11/18/2011 9:30:54 AM My first build was with moslty Del-Ton parts. It all started because I found one of their stripped lowers on sale at one of the local fun shops. Then I discovered them online and liked the prices so I went on a spree. I have been very happy with the experience. Since they didn’t need to assemble anything in my order, they had it shipped within three days from date of order. This was back in Sept. Gun shoots great and ejects the brass perfectly. Barman84

Price wise, there is no advantage of one rifle over the other as comparable rifles of both systems are priced comparably once a scope mounting system is added to the M14 Scope Mounts type rifle and optics with rings are added to both. I will concede in the civilian arena, the AR10 allows the owner to more readily change barrels with less trouble than changing the barrel on an M14 Scope Mounts type rifle but doing so on a regular basis will place undue wear and strain on the AR10 upper receiver so this trait really only provides the individual builder the option of creating a specialized rifle built to his specifications and doing most or all of the work him/herself..

Chinese design??? The M14 Scope Mounts and its
Chinese design??? The M14 Scope Mounts and its predecessor the M1 Rifle were the brain children of John C. Garrand. An American small arms engineer and designer who worked for the US Army Ordinance Corp.,,,In America. If you get the chance check what this http://www.fulton-armory.com/M14 Scope MountsS_Eval.htm has to sat about the materials, the dimensions [...]

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1/5/2012 8:35:24 PM Considering it’s made by Fernco, I wouldn’t hesitate to use it in place of a wax ring. From what I’ve seen of them they do work well and if your in a situation where the flange is below the finish floor, it sure is better than stacking wax Scope Rings . Badfish25

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Q: Where’s the best place to buy a stock for my rifle? A: Fred’s M14 Scope Mounts Stocks. Q: What’s the best stock for the M14 Scope Mounts? A: USGI synthetics are usually regarded as the best all-around stocks. The only thing they lack is the beauty of wood. And, unlike the Sage or Vltor stocks, they don’t come with 4,000 rails to mount handgrips and flashlights and lasers, oh my. Q: What’s the single most important accessory I need to buy for my rifle? A: A quality shooting sling. The USGI slings are excellent, especially the nylon ones.