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MTN Medic 08-28-2011 11:18

MOD XM15-E2S
 
Just bought a Bushmaster MOD XM15-E2S rifle length with the heavy chrome lined barrel. I want to put a free float tube on it and was wondering how hard this would be to do myself OR how much would be an acceptable amount to pay a 'smith. Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Peregrino 08-28-2011 12:00

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Originally Posted by MTN Medic (Post 411504)
Just bought a Bushmaster MOD XM15-E2S rifle length. I want to put a free float tube on it and was wondering how hard this would be to do myself OR how much would be an acceptable amount to pay a 'smith. Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Depends on the FFT. Doing it yourself isn't a big deal provided you take your time. A lot will depend on the rifle's current setup. You will need tools that you probably don't have; hence my recommendation to take it to a GS. You provide the FFT, a competent GS can install it in less than 15 minutes. Shouldn't cost more than $30-40.

MTN Medic 08-28-2011 12:35

Yeah, I was looking at the smithy wrench and I think it cost about that, so might as well have a pro do it. I doubt I would ever need the tool again. Thanks :lifter

koz 08-28-2011 12:55

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/226...ructions_.html

This is actually an informative thread on DIY AR15 stuff. But if you're only going to do one, find someone with the tools.

Iraqgunz 08-29-2011 13:47

Well aside from wasting money by putting a good rail on a Bushmaster one of the easier solutions that will require minimal works is to get a Centurion Arms rail system. All you need to do is cut the Delta ring from the weapon and then install the top and bottom rail, then tighten the screws. They are solid rails and the owner is a Navy SEAL who is still on active duty.

expdnarc 09-08-2011 11:52

The Centurion arms rail is robust and solid and will require the removal of the delta ring assembly for installation. The Daniel Defense omega rails will use the delta ring and floats the barrel, and you can return the rifle to original configuration if you so choose. both can be installed with minimal effort and no gunsmith.

https://danieldefense.com/rail-syste...2-0-rifle.html

https://centurionarms.com/index.php?...mart&Itemid=47

Iraqgunz 09-12-2011 04:55

I totally forgot about that particular DD rail. Probbaly because I am so use to working with the others.

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Originally Posted by expdnarc (Post 413386)
The Centurion arms rail is robust and solid and will require the removal of the delta ring assembly for installation. The Daniel Defense omega rails will use the delta ring and floats the barrel, and you can return the rifle to original configuration if you so choose. both can be installed with minimal effort and no gunsmith.

https://danieldefense.com/rail-syste...2-0-rifle.html

https://centurionarms.com/index.php?...mart&Itemid=47



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