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Old 10-29-2009, 11:35 PM
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Custom Work on My Robarm XCR is almost done

The XCR as it comes from the factory is a good gun. However, nothing stays stock in my collection, so I integrated some of my own ideas and needs into the XCR's core design. Most of the changes are not sanctioned or offered by Robinson Armament. Proceed at your own peril if you choose to replicate anything I've done

All that said, here is my SBR'ed XCR.

- 10.5" CL 1/9 HBAR with opened gas port, 6.8 gas dial to add more gas into the action, turned down under the rail to .670 to reduce weight. This is the shortest barrel length possible on the standard XCR upper.
- 14.5" CL 1/8 HBAR, turned down to .610 under the handguard to reduce weight
- Gas blocks pinned on both barrels
- Welded Ejector bolts
- 12" length of pull folding tube stock
- Ambidextrous paddle style safety selector
- Gen2 single piece bolt catch
- Gen2 enhanced trigger system
- Troy Industries "stubby" half height XCR/HK416 sights.
- Magpul MIAD grip with winter trigger guard
- Troy Industries Rail covers
- Slightly pinched gas tube to eliminate all play
- VLTOR QD sling stud

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There is one additional modification I am unable to disclose at this time because it is experimental factory mod that Robarm doesn't want public at this time.

The last thing I need is the new stock. As a bonus, I'd take a nitride treated 1/7 barrel too for rounding out my XCR. I might add a 9" PDW 6.8 upper when they get done.
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Old 10-30-2009, 07:24 PM
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That is one sexy XCR. I need to get one of those.
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Old 10-30-2009, 10:16 PM
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I've been seriously considering picking up another XCR. Just waiting for 1/7 barrels to be a standard option and to see the new stock.

Your modifications seem to be well thought out and solid. I'm making some notes for my future purchase.
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Old 10-30-2009, 10:18 PM
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yep the 1/7 CHF barrels and the new stock would pretty much have me sold (of course I would need all the VB mods too).
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Old 11-02-2009, 10:43 PM
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VB,

The rifle looks great and I really like the improvements!

I was wondering why the 6.8 gas block...did the 5.56 block not have enough adjustments for the 10.5" bbl??

Cannot wait to see your pics with the new stock!
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:27 PM
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VB,

The rifle looks great and I really like the improvements!

I was wondering why the 6.8 gas block...did the 5.56 block not have enough adjustments for the 10.5" bbl??

Cannot wait to see your pics with the new stock!
Let me clarify. It was not a complete 6.8 gas block, it was a 6.8 adjustable gas valve, which has a slightly wider holes, allowing a touch more gas into the action

All XCR gas blocks are the same actually.
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:29 PM
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Here is a slightly cleaner pic with an SBR AR15 to provide some context.

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Old 11-03-2009, 02:46 PM
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I am ARd out so i may have to finally consider an XCR to make use of the crazy amount of Ar stuff I have accrued over the years
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Old 11-06-2009, 10:09 PM
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Are the Welded Ejector bolts really necessary on these rifles? Would safety wire be possible instead?
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Old 11-07-2009, 02:02 AM
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Yes safety wire is definitely a possibility and the way I would go if I felt them necessary. Washer tabs are also an alternative. I have had my XCR for almost 5 yeaars now and mine have never loostened and have never had any loctite added either. They have stayed so tight that I don't even check them any more.

Whatever works for you,
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Sorry VB but I couldn't resist showing off another SBR'd XCR.


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