nice, gotta love the 50s

If this does not work out im swapping to a .556 upper I have on hold...Id rather have two setups that both shoot well though before i do that

not sure if i could even sell the 7.62 upper? I know i could sell the 6 magazines i have for it and the ammo...

Would 200 be to much to ask for the upper?

i honestly have no clue what these uppers are worth, but i would think its worth more then 200.

Ya i was having a hard time trying to find prices to compare, might try to sell the gun as a whole and start over if the polishing does not work...

for you guys that own ar15 i just picked up a sweet new trigger set up, the geissele super three gun(s3g). its for a ar15 im in the middle of building, i mainly pick this trigger because its very easy to do double taps and rapid fire. if you check out their vids they have on the net it looks like its shooting full auto. i have everything i need except the upper, which will be a spikes upper 5 inch barrel with a handguard longer then the barrel, i plan on running it with my new suppressor so that when the suppressor is on it only sticks out the handguard a few inches. another nice fact about geissele is they are a local shop, located in norristown. gotta support the local guys. i may even buy a few more to throw into a few other ar15s laying around the house.

http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...1/337228dc.jpg

Was in a changing room that had no bench and walls that didn't reach the floor, so I had to come up with a creative place to put the gun so that everybody else in the store didn't it when my pants were on the ground. haha

actually I think they are junk. the M110 is where its at, semi auto, comes with suppressors and doesnt draw as much attention :)

well posted up my upper for around the prices i was saying and damn i got like 30 emails to sort through....

How many walls died this time!??!?! :wiggle:

Only 2... plus a hanging plant..

Am I the only one seeing this?

Brian, its not loaded like that is it? What if you go to pull that off there and bump the trigger?

XDM's have three safeties and can not be fired unless the gun is held in a shooting position.

Did you not see my original comment?!?!?! I asked how many walls died during this excursion :rofl:

finished up my lower build, just need to install a buffer assy.
spikes lower registered as a sbr
rra parts kit
geissele super 3 gun(s3g) trigger assy. great for doing double and triple taps
troy ambi bolt release
magpul trigger guard
ergo grip
vltor stock assy.
http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/4986/img1260ak.jpg

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/585/img1261i.jpg

Anyone know of any shops in northeast, pa that buy guns? In a bit of a bind and I need to sell mine like today!!

pm me what you got for sale.

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Geez man, I really don't like the looks of that.

What I always do in a changing room is first unbuckle while keeping the gun/holster secure, get my jeans past my hips, then rebuckle my belt in one of the fat guy holes at the end. Then I can take off my pants one leg at a time while holding the holster/gun/belt at the waist and keeping it off the floor. Then I take the entire contraption and hang a belt loop near the holster on a hook.

Every time you handle your gun is a chance for an ND. I just think it's a bad idea to be unholstering and reholstering a loaded gun in a public place unless there's a damn good reason to.

As for hanging your gun by the trigger guard with a round in the chamber and thinking the passive safeties will keep you from having an accident... :jawdrop:

I could easily see a scenario in which, during your trying on of clothes, you bump the gun upwards with your shoulder/head, arm, etc under the grip, pushing in the grip safety while simultaneously pushing the trigger into the hook...

Please, for the love of God man, leave the gun in it's holster unless it's either being inspected before you leave/return home or you're drawing it on a threat.

I never said there was a round in the chamber.... :roll:

C'mon man, you didn't specify when asked about it (you only responded with the statement that the XD cannot go off unless it's held in a shooting position - which is not necessarily true - if the grip safety is pressed in and the trigger/trigger safety is pulled the gun will fire regardless of the position it's in) so I made the only assumption you left me with. The rolleyes was really not necessary. If you can't listen to and honestly consider constructive criticism from fellow gun owners (even after having an ND) you're headed down a dangerous path.

So I take it you're still not carrying with a round in the chamber? Or did you actually clear the gun in the dressing room? :eek: