12-22-2014, 05:14 AM
Is it an A1 or A2 style upper? The A1 uppers are getting harder to find and wanted by folks who want to build "retro" Vietnam era rifles.
Does it have a shell deflector behind the ejection port or not?
If it is an A1, I might be interested. I have a brand new A3 flat top receiver sitting here.....
"Back in the day", Frank White of Compass Lake Engineering was cutting off carry handles and milling in scope mount rails on AR receivers for long range shooters way before anyone ever even heard of a flat top receiver before. They soon caught on.
A1:![[Image: 400px-Upper_slickside.jpg]](http://www.imfdb.org/images/thumb/c/cb/Upper_slickside.jpg/400px-Upper_slickside.jpg)
A2:![[Image: 400px-Upper_LMG.jpg]](http://www.imfdb.org/images/thumb/4/4f/Upper_LMG.jpg/400px-Upper_LMG.jpg)
A3:![[Image: xdsaa3.jpg]](https://4b1e874935ea5d25a97e-f099844d0e354c7ab50c55a966be6870.ssl.cf2.rackcdn.com/product/xdsaa3.jpg)
p.s.
They are all made from 7075 T-6 aluminum. Non-weldable.
Does it have a shell deflector behind the ejection port or not?
If it is an A1, I might be interested. I have a brand new A3 flat top receiver sitting here.....
"Back in the day", Frank White of Compass Lake Engineering was cutting off carry handles and milling in scope mount rails on AR receivers for long range shooters way before anyone ever even heard of a flat top receiver before. They soon caught on.
A1:
A2:
A3:
p.s.
They are all made from 7075 T-6 aluminum. Non-weldable.
Willie