It took me about 7 months to finish the build up and I might end up tweeking it a bit here and there. I built this gun up to be as short as possible while suppressed and @ 10.5" bbl
10.5" Noveske BBL that Marvin Pitts dimpled
OPS INC M4S
KAC 8" URX 3
Aimpoint T1 on a high KAC mount
Geissele SSA
Magpul K grip
LDI CQBL
Ikickhippies sling plate
The tall KAC mount was used because I had to really squish my head down when shouldering this gun when using a standard height mount. This tall mount then prompted the CQBL because since iron sights won’t work with the tall mount I figured I might as well have a visible/ir laser that could be used up close if my aimpoint went tits up. One thing that made a huge difference was the K grip esp when shooting in armor and having the gun mounted further inward towards my centerline. Surprisingly the M4S is more effective than i thought it would be but i’m eagerly awaiting my KAC hand stop as i’ve come close to touching the hot can a couple times already.
Every picture I have seen, and how I mounted mine on my 8" URX III, has the hand stop at the rear to help pull the gun into the shoulder. Is this not correct and it should be mounted to the front to help “stop” your hand from running up to the front of the gun?
Personally I have a gear sector vert grip mounted all the way back on the tiny 6 o’clock rail and am waiting on a gear sector handstop to mount directly in front of it. The FDE ones are currently backordered everywhere though. I had to get my vfg milled at eh base though to allow clearance.
Very nice! I will have my “build” put together within the next couple of weeks, and it is very similar to yours I really like that old school stock!
Couple of questions:
Did you have to use that collar adapter for M4S on that 10.5" barrel?
How does the M4S sound to you on the 10.5"? Take just enough bark out to not worry about firing it indoors without hearing protection (in a defensive situation)?
Fully aware, which is why I didn’t ask if it was hearing safe.
I have one of the M4Ss waiting for the stamp to clear, so I have what I have regardless, but my line of thinking was to keep a short OAL and take SOME of the bark off the noise and blast.
I try not to listen to that dizzy broad now! :mad:
Seriously though… I asked the firearms instructor about his 10.3" M16. (He used to be on the Tactical Ops Team for the Sherrif’s Office) He said it only got really bad in old plaster walled houses in the older part of town.