It's finally here!!!

[Scott in Houston]

It arrived today. I'm so stoked. My first rifle that has more than 7 rounds.

Daniel Defense M4v1.

I can't shoot it until Saturday at the earliest, and that's killing me! Think my neighbors would mind if I tested it in the back yard?





I plan to shoot irons for a while, likely through at least one class. Then I'll figure out what optic I'd like... Aimport or Eotech. I'm leaning Aimpoint right now.

Now off to YouTube to learn how to clean it and stuff. hehe

[Scott in Houston]

Oops... I can't figure out how to resize them smaller...
I'll try and fix the pics soon.

[speedsix]

...nice varmint rifle!!! glad for you...(if you "road test" it...you have to hit ALL the Burma Shave signs at 45MPH using only one CLIP...)...how long's the barrel on the M4?

[NcongruNt]

I resized them for you:

[Scott in Houston]

Thanks!!!

[74novaman]

Nice Rifle. You planning on leaving the forward grip that far forward or did it just get shipped that way?

[pcgizzmo]

Sweet!!!!

[Munk]

Nice Rifle. You planning on leaving the forward grip that far forward or did it just get shipped that way?

Mine was shipped that way, too. It has since been moved wayyyy back.

[Scott in Houston]

I actually like it up there. I was planning on leaving it there.

[Toadstone]

Nice rifle! Now you have to go take a Larry Vickers carbine course...

[C-dub]

If I ever get one I'd probably have the front grip up like that too. I would try it all over, but since a couple of you have mentioned it, is there a reason why being that far forward is undesirable?

[The Annoyed Man]

If I ever get one I'd probably have the front grip up like that too. I would try it all over, but since a couple of you have mentioned it, is there a reason why being that far forward is undesirable?

Too far away.

[Munk]

If I ever get one I'd probably have the front grip up like that too. I would try it all over, but since a couple of you have mentioned it, is there a reason why being that far forward is undesirable?

Too far away.

Yep! I'm only 3'9" tall!

[Scott in Houston]

If I ever get one I'd probably have the front grip up like that too. I would try it all over, but since a couple of you have mentioned it, is there a reason why being that far forward is undesirable?

It seems to be all preference. I think for close quarter combat closer in is preferable and for longer shooting farther out.

Nice rifle! Now you have to go take a Larry Vickers carbine course...

I agree!!! Now I need my wife to also agree.

[74novaman]

If I ever get one I'd probably have the front grip up like that too. I would try it all over, but since a couple of you have mentioned it, is there a reason why being that far forward is undesirable?

It seems to be all preference.

Aint that the truth. Don't know if anyone else has been watching, but after seeing Jay Lim on top shot make some pretty darn decent shots with a "teacup and saucer" handgun grip, I'm kind of at the point where if its a safe way to handle the weapon and you can make hits with it, I don't care if you hold it with one hand and give the target the bird with the other.