Geez what gives OT I would have thought a Turtle might be more appropriate. I like the GI JOE colors though.

... I'm not a "Turtle" all the time... Iguanas have longer tongues and catch more food faster than Turtles...

Both of mine have Dtech built uppers.

The first is an OLY SUM in .223 w/20" fluted barrel, 1:8 twist, Rock River Lower w/ 2 stage NM trigger, Burris FFII 3-9x40 Ballistic Plex, and Armalight mount.





The other is a A4 Rock River in .223w/18" fluted 1:8 twist on a Stag lower with RR 2stage NM trigger, Armalight mount, and a Burris FFII 4.5-14x40 Ballistic Plex.



They work good on the hogs too.

.223 24" Bushmaster, 3-9 Nikon Buckmaster.

A buddie of mine and myself got together and did this older AR. Not too bad for first try.

Rebarrel on second lower soon to come.

This is my DPMS upper 20in bull barrel on Superior lower w a trigger job and Burris 4x14x42 scope.

Down to one upper. WOA 24" 1-8 Varmint.Sightron SII 6x24x42. 2 lowers. Aero Precision w/ DPMS LPK and MOE stock w/Hogue Grip and a YHM w/Spikes enhanced LPK, A2 stock. I have my eye on a 1-8 polygonal 223/5.56 upper. Or start a winter project with a 6.5 Grendel or 6x45 build. I really want all three.

DPMS LR-308
Burris Fullfield 4.4-14x42
Harris Bipod for the prone shots
Homemade shooting sticks for the rest!
Vortex Vulture binos

I like to have my XD sc 40 with me (heard of many people in my neck of the woods end up with a mountain lion way too close for comfort!)

I REALLY want to get my DPMS painted up with a desert camo but that is WAY out my my realm of ability!

My AR15 in 22LR built by Nemohunter on Rimfire Central.



17" .930 barrel
YHM lite rifle length rail
DPMS Lo-Pro upper
DPMS charging handle
DPMS LPK
Spikes Tactical bolt
Spikes Tactical lower
Rock River two stage trigger
Magpul CTR
Magpul MIAD
Magpul XTM rail covers
Primary Arms 1-4X scope
GG&G rail riser
Warne perm attach 30mm medium rings

Brad

I'm new here. I recently bought this R-15 Rifle specifically to hunt coyotes on my farm. Tomorrow I'll sight it in, if it isn't too windy. Then see if I can make a dent in the local coyote population.

I managed to get the R-15 and scope sighted in this morning. Although cool, the wind was next to nothing for a few hours after dawn. I'm neither the most consistent shot, nor particularly skilled at sighting in rifles, so it took about 60 rounds to get to the point where I was satisfied. Starting at 25 yards I roughly adjusted for windage and elevation, then worked back through a few intermediate distances to 100 yards where I concentrated on zeroing in the scope to the best of my abilities.

I'm pleased with the results. My best grouping once I was done fine tuning the scope was 1.25" at 100 yards. This was with a Nikon Pro Staff 3-9x40mm scope and Remington 45gr hollow points.

I plan to try some other bullets in other weights to see what gives me the best consistency, but I'm pleasantly surprised with today's shooting. With any luck at all the rifle and I will get some coyotes soon.

Trust me Billtannica, from what I've seen from other guys on this site, that gun is going to surprise you when you get to be more comfortable with it and find a bullet it likes.

WOW I haven't even put mine in yet!

DPMS Sweet 16