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Epoxy7 said:
Which sight is that on the ps90? Burris Fastfire? I need one like that for mine. I took the RSA off my ps90 for the cz scorpion. Now I need to replace it!
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Mine was a fn red dot that came with the gun but it looks like a rebranded Fastfire.

Not a fan of the 16 inch barrel. Debating going longer and having it nr or shorter like it was intended.
 
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Driller212, Minimal makes sense for a sub2K. If anyone is looking for aftermarket parts MCCarbo is having a sale on Monday 20% off.

There after market rear sights bring the sight line up a bit which makes it a bit more comfortable as far as cheek weld and while I haven't tried their triggers I'm sure they would be night and day compared to the plastic ones.
 
Can-down said:
Driller212, Minimal makes sense for a sub2K. If anyone is looking for aftermarket parts MCCarbo is having a sale on Monday 20% off.

There after market rear sights bring the sight line up a bit which makes it a bit more comfortable as far as cheek weld and while I haven't tried their triggers I'm sure they would be night and day compared to the plastic ones.
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I agree. Although, I find the cheek weld perfect for the irons, not sure what others have been complaining about. I think people are just too used to using a chin weld :p
 
Just an MPX. I've added a Vortex red dot and I'm waiting for a few parts.

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Dr. Hunter said:
Mine was a fn red dot that came with the gun but it looks like a rebranded Fastfire.

Not a fan of the 16 inch barrel. Debating going longer and having it nr or shorter like it was intended.
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Thanks Dr. Hunter. I'm thinking of going Fastifre III or maybe even a Trijicon RMR although the price is fairly high on the RMR. The lower the sight is on that standard PS-90 the better. The RSA worked ok but it's even a bit high on the PS-90.

I've considered going short on the PS-90 or going non restricted. I don't really see much of a point going non restricted with this version as the rail is a bit dicey for accuracy work as is the trigger and the sleeved barrel. If going non restricted I would have wanted one of the tri rail versions which are solid and then an aftermarket Heron barrel that isn't a thin sleeved barrel. That should give the non restricted version a few more options other than just for CQB. I think the version you have which is the same "standard" one that I have would be best suited for cqb. The 16" barrel doesn't really bug me. So I think I'll keep it for now. But I do keep thinking about changing it out to a shorter version.

Right now I'm considering getting another CZ Scorpion. Only I would get it converted to non restricted and put on an HB industries hand guard. I'm really impressed with the Scorpion. Sort of an affordable HK.
 
The cz scorpion is definitely the best value for the money. The apc 9 is the nicest of the bunch. The hk ump 9mm conversion is the most expensive but feel it's pretty outdated compared to the apc 9, scorpion and Sig mpx
 
My Freedom Ordinance FX-9 - 8" barrel (seriously, who wants an 18.6" PCC? lol).

Added a few "accent" bits; Sightmark reflex sight. Won PCC division in my first IDPA match with it a few weeks ago - of course, I was the only one registered in PCC division...!

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Greazyjungle said:
My Freedom Ordinance FX-9 - 8" barrel (seriously, who wants an 18.6" PCC? lol).

Added a few "accent" bits; Sightmark reflex sight. Won PCC division in my first IDPA match with it a few weeks ago - of course, I was the only one registered in PCC division...!

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There's a PCC division in IDPA? SWEEEET!

Meh, the OAL on any PCC that takes the mags in the pistolgrip are still very short. My sub2k is still a few inches shorter than my 16" .308 rifle.
 
Tom E Gun said:
That's good to hear, mine should be arriving in a few days. What do you think of the Magpul bipod?
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I have nothing to compare the bipod to, as I've never used one before, but I really like it. Seems solid enough, also lightweight and has some cool features.

I had no plans of keeping it on there. I just had a spare in the parts bin and decided to put it on to get my sights zeroed, but it's light enough that you can still shoot it off hand all day. Might just leave it on there till I actually need it for something else.
 
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