My baby

 

 

FYI...putting a front grip on an M1A makes it an "assault weapon" in CA.

can I legally have a fore grip on my M1A socom II? - Calguns.net

 

Great looking out!!!

 

show off!!! j/k great pic, bet you had lots of fun...

 

So basically they got the idea from Green Hornet? Except the GH one only has one trigger. LOL, it actually looks like just two DE slides attached to a plate that is mounted on a single frame.



Went shooting with my buddy at Reeds last night. Always fun.

 

Well that blows.. Thanks for the heads up

 

It was a blast. I was hitting targets on that last ridge with the .5o bmg. Then I got to break in the mp5 before all the mod parts come in for it. Even the 500 was good fun. Its got more kick then the bmg.

I set up a easy up tent. A table and some chairs off the back of the truck. And it was a perfect 80* day out. I didn't leave till sun down as I had too much tracer fun with the bmg. I think it was 9pm before I hit the road. Next time Im going to invite friends and just camp.

 

I'm surprised you haven't invested in night vision and IR devices yet. There's no reason why you can't still shoot, even when the sun goes down.

That area you go shooting at would be perfect for doing some night shoots.

Reminds me of this place:

 

Fulton Armory makes a bullet button for the M1A to avoid any issues related to the foregrip.

Bullet Button (M14/M1A), Mag Catch Assembly Replacement, CA Compliant

Then you could do the Troy Ind. chassis or Vltor setup:



Personally I'd rather do something like this for a Socom:

 

Haha Since I got my class III I have been picking up "other" stuff. After I get all those goodies... Then we will head out to the desert for a night show. I'm stocked up on tracers and few other little gems.

Can't wait for the next big sandy shoot.

 

 

Taken yesterday at the Spanish Army Museum.

 

^^Looks a little front heavy.