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Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 12:46:04
by Derby
Hey everyone!!!
Just put a down deposit on my first AR-15, its a basic model.. Flat-top
Im stoked already found the stock I want lol, found the optic I want...
Any suggestions on anything to look at im pretty new to AR-15's im used to bolt action 30-06's and what not for deer hunting.
But I need a good AR-15 for the nazi zombie invasion

Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:42:12
by GS78
you'll have a blast . Congrats!
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:28:37
by Derby
Thanks I found the stock (at the store) but cant find it online
Its black solid looking has two different compartment areas one on left and one on the right side
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:29:23
by Paliden
AR's are like a boat, you can keep putting money into it forever and never get it finshed. Were did you get yours, Greentop has a killer sale on AR's this weekend. I think they trying to put Showplace out of business!!!
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:34:19
by Derby
Sadly not sure =(
Friend to me to the place its in silver springs, I had to put her on lawaway but she'll be out in a week or two, it was the cheapest but also the one I wanted I saw a few that looked SICK but I want to build her...
Hey man nice AR how much did you buy it for...
O no I built mine

Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:19:41
by zephyp
Good deal. Dont forget - only head shots will kill a zombie.
Saw a good clip last night on Tactical Arms that made a good point. If you use battery powered optics its a good idea to have flip up iron sights in case you run out of juice. I just use iron sights on mine.
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:23:43
by Paliden
zephyp wrote:Good deal. Dont forget - only head shots will kill a zombie.
Saw a good clip last night on Tactical Arms that made a good point. If you use battery powered optics its a good idea to have flip up iron sights in case you run out of juice. I just use iron sights on mine.
You can set up your red dot and use flip ups and see straight thru your red dot. It's a very cool setup
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:26:29
by zephyp
Paliden wrote:zephyp wrote:Good deal. Dont forget - only head shots will kill a zombie.
Saw a good clip last night on Tactical Arms that made a good point. If you use battery powered optics its a good idea to have flip up iron sights in case you run out of juice. I just use iron sights on mine.
You can set up your red dot and use flip ups and see straight thru your red dot. It's a very cool setup
The guy mentioned you could do that but said it made the picture too busy for him so he had his iron set in the lower half below the dot.
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:41:29
by Paliden
zephyp wrote:Paliden wrote:zephyp wrote:Good deal. Dont forget - only head shots will kill a zombie.
Saw a good clip last night on Tactical Arms that made a good point. If you use battery powered optics its a good idea to have flip up iron sights in case you run out of juice. I just use iron sights on mine.
You can set up your red dot and use flip ups and see straight thru your red dot. It's a very cool setup
The guy mentioned you could do that but said it made the picture too busy for him so he had his iron set in the lower half below the dot.
What you do is mount your red dot so the front sight is close to the middle. Make sure you move the red dot forward and mount the flip down rear sight behind the red dot. With the red dot on and the rear sight in the down position it's not a problem. Then with the red dot off and rear sight in the up position you have a clear shot. Very good for when your battery dies, you don't have to move anything. Just make your sight a touch lower, not alot you don't want to lose your field of view.
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:09:09
by zephyp
Great advice. One of these days I might go to a red dot but I'll have to get another AR (shucks!) if I want to do flip up rear. I've got an A2 with the carry handle.
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:12:46
by Derby
This is my first of 3 =P
buying a 1911 sub compact here soon when I get my CCW
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:09:33
by pedal_pusher
Derby wrote:found the stock (at the store) but cant find it online
first, does your bushy come with a commercial or mil-spec buffer tube?
if mil-spec...
is this it? vltor E-Mod
or is it like this... [2x battery compartments with plugs on either side]
they're lots of stocks like this, the one pictured is the LMT/Crane SOPMOD

Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:15:35
by Derby
Im not sure about the tube, none of those Ill try to explain it to you
I might have to go take a pic of it LOL
It looks solid like the last one except solid all the way around and it has a little thing those pulls out towards the back
<-- that way so you can put stuff in the tube on both sides
then one side has a box looking thing with a clip pull the clip down (just holds it on their) and their is a little compartment
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 19:04:11
by pedal_pusher
Derby wrote:
It looks solid like the last one except solid all the way around and it has a little thing those pulls out towards the back
like this [magpul PRS]??? *this is an exceptional stock btw!

Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:29:21
by herohog
Why the batteries?
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:41:37
by pedal_pusher
for lights, sights, lasers, nose hair trimmer, etc
Re: Bush AR-15
Posted: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 09:35:43
by Derby
No not that either Ill go get a pic tomorrow if I can ive searched for ever to find it no luck