Burnt Bronze Cerakote AR-15

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Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

IMO, the coolest pistol size carbine stock available on the market.

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My vote, Daniel Defense Mk18 MilSpec+ Cerakote:

https://danieldefense.com/media/cata..._spec_plus.jpg

Some people have posted about not being fans of the 2014 style, but I think they got everything right.

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Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

...You could make an AR15 the size of an MP5.

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It's 20.5" :D

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Originally Posted by hercster

I love the look but am not sure how it work out for me. What would the difference be in the LOP compared to a standard AR stock? I usually have my stock fully extended or one position shorter or at around 10.5 inches

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I wondered the same thing. I'm 6'1"+ and I wasn't expecting this stock to be comfortable...and it wasn't...it felt awkward...for the first hundred rounds. Surprisingly it kinda grew on me! Don't get me wrong, this is a niche stock and I won't be putting a CCS on any of my other rifles. But once I got comfortable with it, it felt good.

I had an idea of using the CCS stock, a Double Diamond 9mm dedicated lower and a 5.5 inch barrel. I don't think I would ever build it though.

Double Diamond makes the coolest 9mm lower:

http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...ge10/006-8.jpg

That is very pretty, now I want an AR in burnt bronze.

I don't think 9mm would work with the CCS as it uses a special modified BCG, which would preclude using a 9mm BCG. It would however be an excellent rifle in .300BLK, if only we could get suppressors.

Sexy and nice job SSS ;)

nice burnt bronze pics i am working on one now with eight more coming

My gosh that's sexy.
That stock doesn't sound like it would work for me unfortunately.

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Originally Posted by Paladin

That is very pretty, now I want an AR in burnt bronze.

I don't think 9mm would work with the CCS as it uses a special modified BCG, which would preclude using a 9mm BCG. It would however be an excellent rifle in .300BLK, if only we could get suppressors.

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Agree 200%. I would own 2 for deer control.

I'm so glad NEA finally figured out how to attach a freefloat rail properly. That looks SO much better than the squeeze system they were using.