*A new LMT M4 is born*

This a new gun that was just completed within the last month. I purchased the lower late last fall and finally had the funds to finish purchasing the upper, rail system, and BUIS (had the light already).

I have found over the years that for most applications I prefer a 14.5" M4. My origional plans were to just keep this gun set up with iron sights and keep it in my truck. But sometimes plans change.

Last month during Pat Rogers 3 day EAG Tactical Carbine Course I shot high multiple shooter and second high over all. With that scoring, I won a LaRue Tactical Aimpoint mount and a coyote Viking Tactical VTAC sling. Thanks to both Mark LaRue of LaRue Tactical and Kyle Lamb of Viking Tactical for supporting both Pat Rogers (EAG Tactical) and the shooting community!!!

This is my only AR that doesn’t have an optic on it. I couldn’t let the LaRue Tactical Aimpoint mount go to waste. So last week I ordered a Aimpoint ML3 and a Tango Down Vertical Foregrip for this gun.

New pics to be up soon

-Factory LMT Devender 2000 M4

-14.5" LMT M4 barrel

-Sabre Defense elongated A2 flash hider (perminately attached to bring barrel to 16")

-LaRue 7.0 rail system

-Tango Down rail pannels

-Tango Down Battle Grip pistol grip

-LaRue Tactical Back Up Iron Sight (BUIS)

-KNS non-rotating hammer / trigger pin set

-LMT SOPMOD Stock

-Blue Force Gear VCAS Sling (Vickers sling)

-Surefire X200A light

-LaRue Tactical light mount.

Semper Fi,
Jeff

Very nice. Excellent photo’s too.

Group pic of just the LMT’s:

-Jeff

Hey man, badass rifle.

I’m wondering how you got the DD 7.0 on there with the perm. attached FH? Did you install the rail system before the FH was pinned and welded or is there a way to install the DD without taking the FH off?

I’m not USMC03, but I helped him build that rifle.

1st.) That’s a LARUE 7.0, not a DD 7.0.

2nd.) Yes, we installed the rail before getting the FH permanently installed.

Oh, my bad. Ok great, thanks for your help!

foundtomarrow,

        Looks like [b]molson[/b] answered your questions.  The only way to get a free floated rail on a gun that has a perminately attached flash hider / muzzle brake is to install the free float tube [b]before[/b] you perminately install the flash hider.

        If you have a barrel that already has a perminately installed flash hider, you can (carefully) cut the flash hider off the barrel (thus destroying the perminatley installed flash hider), install the free float tube, then perminately re-install a new flash hider.

Semper Fi
Jeff

Thanks for the help Jeff.

Great guns by the way. LMT all the way.

Updated pics:

Semper Fi
Jeff

What is the setup on the bottom?

SBR: https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=5929

Semper Fi,
Jeff

You and those top rail covers :wink:

NICE.

Sometimes top rail covers are nice to have. And keep me from burning my soft little hands :smiley:

(notice position of my index finger)

(notice position of my thumb)

Lumpy, you should know by now that I don’t do stuff because it’s practical. I do stuff because it looks “tacti-cool” :smiley: :stuck_out_tongue: :smiley: :stuck_out_tongue: :smiley:

Take care and stay safe,
Jeff

What model surefire is that on the top rifle?

Possibly a Surefire M600a Scout light, im not positive though

Surefire Scout (M600) with incandecant bulb and clicker tail cap on a LaRue mount (factory version comes with LED bulb, tape switch, and thumb screw mount).

Calvin over at www.brightflashlights.com builds all my lights for me.

Semper Fi,
Jeff

Thank you for the information. I figured it was a scout, but the tail cap threw me off.

beautiful rifles there my friends…, BUT !!

photographing them on a background of concrete and gravel just makes me cringe, use a Hudsons Bay blanket or Desert Cammo, even green grass is better…, i like seeing photos of good looking guns, i hope this is constructive criticizm and not taken as a slam. :wink:

Changed a few things (vertical forgrip further out, upgraded to a x300) and took some better quality pics:

Semper Fi,
Jeff

I love my LMT too! Great pics, and a great rifle!