Modern Varmint Rifle Updated Oct 14 2015

How heavy would be a base model with a varmint profile barrel, and are the gas blocks taper pinned?
 
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What are you guys planning to run for optics? I cannot decide which way to go, planning to use the mv for gophers, coyotes and the like with 55 gr varmageddons. not being able to hunt with this style of rifle before, I'm not sure what will work best and would like to hear what others are thinking. I've used a red dot on a previous ar but stretching the legs on a mv would be difficult with just a red dot I think.
 
Nightforce Strike Eagle 1-6X24. Great value, nice optic.

What are you guys planning to run for optics? I cannot decide which way to go, planning to use the mv for gophers, coyotes and the like with 55 gr varmageddons. not being able to hunt with this style of rifle before, I'm not sure what will work best and would like to hear what others are thinking. I've used a red dot on a previous ar but stretching the legs on a mv would be difficult with just a red dot I think.
 
What are you guys planning to run for optics? I cannot decide which way to go, planning to use the mv for gophers, coyotes and the like with 55 gr varmageddons. not being able to hunt with this style of rifle before, I'm not sure what will work best and would like to hear what others are thinking. I've used a red dot on a previous ar but stretching the legs on a mv would be difficult with just a red dot I think.

I've been eyeing the Leupold VX-1 3-9x40, which looks like a good option. Lightweight, simple duplex reticle, reputable company with a good warranty. Maybe too cheap of an optic for such an expensive rifle though, ahah. I have the strike eagle alex recommended and it's solid as well but I think there are better options for what they cost now.
 
What are you guys planning to run for optics? I cannot decide which way to go, planning to use the mv for gophers, coyotes and the like with 55 gr varmageddons. not being able to hunt with this style of rifle before, I'm not sure what will work best and would like to hear what others are thinking. I've used a red dot on a previous ar but stretching the legs on a mv would be difficult with just a red dot I think.

I have a brand new NF nxs 1-4x24 with a Burris P.E.P.R. mount for my new M.V..
 
I'd think a nightforce 2.5-10 compact or a leupold vx6 3-18 would be ideal if funds allow. Both have side focus and are about 20 oz - not sure 1-6 or 1-4 is enough for gopher hunting as far as this should be accurate too. If I was going lightweight if go with a vx-2 3-9 lightweight. Only 9 oz. Have one on a lightweight 243 and it's very nice.

One of the vortex ffp scopes would be ok, too, but the ones I've looked at were about 30oz. Too heavy for my taste.
 
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