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That is some mighty fine work. What did you use?

Honestly, if you want a quad rail hand-guard to bridge the gap between nothing and a serious setup with the intent to get things running, you cant miss with that UTG. I was taught a long time ago, you should go low or go high. If you cant afford the best, get what is cheapest (and satisfactory) until you can get the best. Only the medium buys give the least satisfaction, because you arn't quite there and still spent a hunk of money.

x007x wrote:Thanks for the back up, but these guys have always given great advice, so i still keep thier info in mind. Also, i am building my own rifle and like what TAM said in another post. Having the satisfaction of building your own rifle, and i feel adding the camo is just finishing off the gun.

Sure enough. I will say, I would rather have a quality all black rife than a pretty one that shoots like doodies. Best of both worlds is what one should aim for, I suppose.

Just make sure you get scope rings high enough for the scope to sit over the IR laser on the upper rail of your quad-rail free float tube... I think that's really what we are all trying to say.

I didn't buy my 1911 in stainless with rosewood grips because I thought it would help its function. I also don't fault people for using linseed oil to give their wood stocks a nice finish, instead of just dumping it for a utilitarian plastic stock that will have fewer bedding needs. Guns are in so many ways also about style. There are as many styles as people. Faulting someone for wanting to make their weapon more meaningful to them in any way is close minded IMHO.

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