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GunNut
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A new one on me...... AR guys?

As part of a group of guns I got from an estate there is this Frankengun old school AR and I’m trying to take off the handguards so I can see what kind of barrel is underneath. Anyway they are NOT budging and it finally dawns on me something is wrong...


I don’t even know how you can do that!!!!! Is there any way to remove without destroying the Delta ring? I’m really just curious, I’m replacing it anyway...
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How easy it is to make people believe a lie, and [how] hard it is to undo that work again! -- Mark Twain
Well likely good for the rifle, its bound to tarnish youre over all image as a handy man.
All the crazy things I saw Soldiers do over the years, nothing like that
This is a bonafide C7 upper with the appropriate D K stamps on the carry handle and correct rear sight with a heavy 1:7 barrel (with a pristine bore I might add!!!) and the correct flashider and even the funky split washer instead of the new style crush washer. The damn REAL Smith Enterprise BCG (not a modern one, SE does not manufacture the ones they sell anymore) is actually pretty desirable on it's own and commands a nice premium! The buttstock is also correct for a real C7 which again leads me to believe this was a surplus "kit" that was assembled on a E.A. lower many years back.
I'll be damned!!! Ok, I'm ordering the new Delta Ring and will keep the gun as it is while I try to decide what I'm doing with it. I'm glad I didn't destroy the hand guards.
Crazy!!! I almost gave it away to my brother in law because I thought It'd be worth just a few hundred $$s in parts...
If you don’t love it, you could use it to obtain funds for something you do love.