1srelluc
Diamond Member
About 20 years ago I "built" a carbine on a Rock River lower (pre-multi caliber) with a former LEO DPMS FA A2 upper with a 3-postion aluminum CAR stock and a A-1 grip.
A friend called and said he had a minty WW-1 era M1903 Springfield and said he would like to have a AR so I traded him.....I sorta regretted it, not due to value as I got a heck of a nice mil-surp but because it shot so well.....Time marched on and I forgot about it.
Today I saw the guy and he was asking if I wanted my old AR back because he had several other ARs now and wanted to get something else that he was looking at so I jumped on it. A trip to his house and $400.00 later and it was mine again.
Granted it's not much of a much in the AR world of today but I'm tickled to death to have got it back. It still had the old Colt 30-round mag in it I gave him. He said he shot it once and that was it. It was dry as a cob inside so I don't doubt it. Evidently Break Free does not last 20 years.
A friend called and said he had a minty WW-1 era M1903 Springfield and said he would like to have a AR so I traded him.....I sorta regretted it, not due to value as I got a heck of a nice mil-surp but because it shot so well.....Time marched on and I forgot about it.
Today I saw the guy and he was asking if I wanted my old AR back because he had several other ARs now and wanted to get something else that he was looking at so I jumped on it. A trip to his house and $400.00 later and it was mine again.
Granted it's not much of a much in the AR world of today but I'm tickled to death to have got it back. It still had the old Colt 30-round mag in it I gave him. He said he shot it once and that was it. It was dry as a cob inside so I don't doubt it. Evidently Break Free does not last 20 years.