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An individual who was arrested in the Vegas region had over 20 firearms and looking through the evidence photo, some of the weird things that stood out to me were the equipment that’s been used over several decades, from 60’s to 2020’s, but isn’t this optic a rare night vision optic from GWOT? Aren’t these extremely expensive? I’m talking to friends about the debacle and I’m just wanting to make sure I have some of my information correct

Would be interested to know the make, model and ammo it uses. Any additional information that you see about it would also be appreciated (like is the serial number scratched off?)

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Its my step dad's grandpa's. He landed in Normandy during ww2. No other info besides the photos

Hi all — new to building ARs and trying to keep this simple for my first build. I already have a complete lower receiver (everything except the buffer) and I'm planning to use a PSA upper( picture below). I'd like to just buy a buffer/ buffer spring and a compatible bolt carrier group so 1 can finish the lower and drop the complete upper on also would like to add a super safety( picture below)

1. Any recommendations for a reliable BCG and buffer/ spring to pair with a PSA upper (nothing custom or exotic - just dependable, mil-spec or equivalent parts)?

2. Anything obvious I'm overlooking as a first-time builder such as fit issues, or simple assembly tips)?

Thanks - trying to keep this straightforward and safe.