My Delton Sport
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Well I don't know any thing about that brand, but looks like a good place to start. Enjoy the ride. 
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Delton makes a great quality rifle. Looks like a great start.
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I just got one recently, too. So far I like it. I got a bunch of pics up on another thread. Just added a carry handle to it, too.
http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthread.php?t=256155
http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthread.php?t=256155
Magpul flip up should be in the mail today.
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You do know these are 'BACK-UP' sights don't you?.....and crappy ones at that. :rofl:
The only review I read about them said they were the worst of the BUIS sights out there......good luck sticking to your budget.....and hitting your target. :upsidedown:
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You got nothing good to say about anything do you?
Seem good to me.
Anyone who has been around the RC community knows that polymer parts are more durable than Metal. Metal bends, and will sees to function correctly. Plastic flexes, and absorbs impacts better.
I was also thinking about getting in the future the Magpul Moe Handguard, I suppose that is probably crap also.
Cool story bro :rofl:
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No, actually they are very nice and are perfect for the budget-minded, I had them on both of my ARs at one point, while I was still using uppers with the normal AR front sight base.I was also thinking about getting in the future the Magpul Moe Handguard, I suppose that is probably crap also.
Magpul makes a lot of great stuff, I've just not heard anything good about their back-up sights....not real crazy about the magazine pulls and their ranger plates either, but it's not like they don't make them correctly.....it's just I don't see a use for them on my gear.
Magpul made an excellent rifle too....until they sold the rights to it to Bushmaster....before Bushmaster became Windom.
BTW, I've got a lot of 'good' to say but you'll have to read the threads where someone is talking about their Palmetto, BCM, LMT, COLT Larue, Knights or Noveske ARs (as well as a few select 'others'). Once you've had your AR for awhile you'll start to see that most of the advice I (along with a number of others that you've chosen to ignore) have given to you is sound advice....you just don't know it yet.
I really don't mind giving advice to the noobs, mostly because about 3 years ago I was in your shoes wasting money....while trying to save some. As an example, I went through 3 sets of iron sights (and 3 different optic) before I settled on a high grade set of BUIS night sights (and a quality scope).
In short, most of us that have provided you with advice have walked in your shoes, we're just trying to shorten your journey to getting the right set up for your rifle.....without you having to spend any more money than needed to get there. Consider any criticism as a 'tough love' session....we love you....and we keep trying to turn the lights on so you're not in the dark.
If you think it's tough here, go to the M4carbine forum and start talking about your Delton AR.....then duck. :thumb:
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No, but it's like putting a leather interior in a yugo. The decision to cut costs on the initial rifle purchase, and then tacticool it up with hundreds of dollars of exterior mods just seems silly to me, but I guess I am the exception these days. :upsidedown:I was also thinking about getting in the future the Magpul Moe Handguard, I suppose that is probably crap also.
:taped:I would think the MOE handguard is far from Tacticool. Its not a bulky quadrail, which I dont want. I dont want to be able to hang 15 lights, red dots, and what not off it. Literally in the future I want to put a foregrip possibly.No, but it's like putting a leather interior in a yugo. The decision to cut costs on the initial rifle purchase, and then tacticool it up with hundreds of dollars of exterior mods just seems silly to me, but I guess I am the exception these days. :upsidedown:
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