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  1. December 29th, 2007, 12:30 AM #1
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    I've got a standard AR. It gets the job done but I figured since I'm out of the service now, it's time to have a little fun and get an M-4. I was just seeking some advice as to where the best deals are. I'd like new but used and broken in is always a plus. I'm also looking for the M203 attachment as well. Thanks
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    Default Re: M-4 time

    Seneca Arms in Green Lane, PA is a good place to go. The owner, John, is really nice and even more knowledgeable; he has some pretty good deals. I'd recommend there if you live in the SE PA area.
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    Default Re: M-4 time

    how are you going to get M203? Isn't that a grenade launcher?

    As far as M4, used and broken in with goodies goes..

    http://www.pafoa.org/forum/firearms-...e-goodies.html
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  4. December 29th, 2007, 08:18 AM #4
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    He could always get a 37mm flare launcher!

    http://www.firequest.com/catalog/FJ915moreinfo.html

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  5. December 29th, 2007, 08:54 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by RocketFoot View Post
    He could always get a 37mm flare launcher!

    http://www.firequest.com/catalog/FJ915moreinfo.html

    wow now thats cool!!!

    I wonder if i could fires 37MM Starburst Flares at Scotia range without raising few eyebrows......
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    Default Re: M-4 time

    Or he could pay the tax stamp and get the real M203 and shoot practice rounds. Some people are willing to pay the $$$ for the real thing. http://www.impactguns.com/store/LMT-LMP380L360.html
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    Ya it was mainly for show but if I run out of bullets, I could always light them up with a flare. $300 is a good price too hmm.
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    Like I need to twist your arm! LOL

    http://www.firequest.com/catalog/37m..._MoreInfo.html

    How about 37mm to 12 ga adapters?

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    Default Re: M-4 time

    Put this together about 2 years ago...
    Bushmaster lower M4 upper from a local gun show and a RPB 37mm flare launcher of Gunbroker...
    RPB 37mm flare launcher are steel construction so it's not just for looks it's functional...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ssom003 View Post
    Put this together about 2 years ago...
    Bushmaster lower M4 upper from a local gun show and a RPB 37mm flare launcher of Gunbroker...
    RPB 37mm flare launcher are steel construction so it's not just for looks it's functional...

    DO you get the look when you take that to the range?
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