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9 minutes ago, Mac.308 said:

THHanks for answering the above... only just seen this.

No worries, just hope I haven’t confused the issue 😄

If I recall correctly, the LMT is a Knights Armament SR25 compatible lower which would mean in Armalite terms, it would need to be Armalite AR10 type A lower and not AR10 type B. The SR25 and the type A both take the Magpul Pmag’s etc where as the type B uses M14 mags so wouldn’t be ideal.

I hope this helps

Yes, correction, John MH is right, it needs to be an AR10 lower receiver, I’m not sure but I think the LMT 308 is an Armalite type rather than the DPMS type but clarification would be required.

Yes, but it wants to be a quality lower with a rig like that 👍

Price drop to £125 posted

Hi guys, I have my Tier One Tac rings for sale as now surplus to requirements.

They are for 35mm tube diameter scopes and are medium height (25mm to centre of tube from top of picatinny rail)

Very good condition and in original box with necessary Torx bits included. Titanium screws etc.

£135 posted

Now that is very, very sad news indeed.

You’re on a losing wicket with this scope right from the get go it would seem

I'll take this if still available. Please pm me your payment requirements.

Mark Bradley (Bradders on this forum) is the man to talk to regarding all items AR. I'm sure he'll be along in a minute.

Excellent and thought provoking info as usual Laurie and Pops 👍

3 hours ago, LANTAC UK said:

Now extremely rare a bit like that Gen1 UBR too....

Love the Gen 1 UBR, Gen 2 not so much...

2 hours ago, banus02 said:

the people of this country have a lot to be thankfull for, the men and women 75years ago. i know that if something like that happened today most of the uk would say no i am not getting involved and watch it on the mobile phones /laptops etc.we will never ever be prepared to do what these men and woman did.

Sadly, I absolutely agree

1 hour ago, les said:

Hearing the matter-of-fact way that the old soldiers talk about their experiences, and describe some of the conditions that they had to endure, it's difficult not to crack a smile, or get a lump in the throat. They say they weren't heroes. Well lads, as far as I'm concerned, each and every one of you is a bl@@dy hero.

Again, I absolutely agree

Thank you for your post Brown Dog, everybody should read it, utmost respect to all those that had to take part in such a monumental operation.

I agree, all Araldite products work well, always manage to stick my fingers together without problem

This is a bit of a waffle but it's worth saying I think.

I took my 3 year old IOR Operator 6-24x50 to the 2019 NEC Shooting Show as it had developed a parallax "clicking" issue and hoped that the guys at the Optics Warehouse stand may be able to offer some advice.
Upon inspection it was instantly decided, by OW, that they would send it back to IOR under warranty. In conversation, it was mentioned by OW that they may be able to lend me a "loan" scope from the second hand section to use while mine is in repair but I took this as just a "thinking out loud" moment.
I didn't expect to hear anything more until my scopes return but, Wednesday just gone, I got a phone call from OW asking if an Athlon Argos would be suitable as a loaner to tide me over until the return of my IOR. Perfect.
Less than 24 hours later, DPD deliver a brand new Athlon Argos BTR 6-24x50 from OW.
I'm totally blown away by Optics Warehouse, they just seem to do everything right as far as my past experiences go and the experiences of my colleagues. They had no obligation to help me out but I'm incredibly grateful that they did and for their excellent service.
Thanks Optics Warehouse, top service from a top company. 
The Athlon Argos BTR is very impressive in it's own right too.

Ok, end of waffle, I'm going away now.

Cheers