Believe it or not, that is the much hated aluminum B-Square that I bought back in `96 for it. It heal zero fine for the 600 or so rounds I've put through it. I've upgraded the mount to an ARMS18 because it MUST be better. I am still up in the air about rings that will work with the fat ass Falcon Menace scope I want to put on it.
The Battle Rifle Pictures Thread
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Believe it or not, that is the much hated aluminum B-Square that I bought back in `96 for it. It heal zero fine for the 600 or so rounds I've put through it. I've upgraded the mount to an ARMS18 because it MUST be better. I am still up in the air about rings that will work with the fat ass Falcon Menace scope I want to put on it.
That's Mons @ Borden. 200 yards I believe as we're prone.
Polytech in an Archangel stock,Arms 18 mount ,Arms 22 Low rings, Bushnell 10x40, Springfield Armory muzzle brake,Garand rear sights, Harris bipod
Norinco Shorty in a USGI fiberglass stock,Ultimak rail,Bushnell TRS-25,Turner Saddlery sling,Springfield Armory muzzle brake,Garand rear sights
Mosin M38 and 91/30
Norinco Shorty in a USGI fiberglass stock,Ultimak rail,Bushnell TRS-25,Turner Saddlery sling,Springfield Armory muzzle brake,Garand rear sights
Mosin M38 and 91/30
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Ardent
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I just bought an ARMS 18 as well, same reasons. At least the #18 looks good when on the rifle without optics, nice and low, I do like the idea of the whole mount coming off with optics attached though and still maintaining zero on reattachment.
Hope you feel better now, all the best.
For the thread, Mod 0 TRW M1A / Mark IV, just pulled it apart to start making the classic "Big Green" posted earlier. Was neat, just too heavy for what it does.
mcpherson284
Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
Ok, I'll bite...
shooterman
CGN Regular
- Location
- S. Ontario
Ok, I'll bite...
Very, very nice. Getting a chub now.
B
Lol...those were just an abortion of a rifle.Me with my FN C2 during my QOR days:
Long Range Canuck
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Athabasca Alberta aka God's Country
Biggest complaint I had with the C2 was burning through mags to quick in battle school and nobody wanting to share thier C1 mags with me once I was dry. Spent alot of time saying budda budda budda than going budda budda budda 
The bipod/handguard. You see it in its extended position. See the exposed barrel? After shooting off a bunch of rounds that barrel gets hot, now displace, when you get up and run you have to remember to not grab the bare barrel...or lose some skin. We would either wear a heavy weight winter glove on the support hand (hated that option) or wire up the handguard and not use it as a bipod. As far as I know the Canadian C2/C2a1 was the only FN to run this set up. The other HB versions with bipod looked like this with both handguard and bipod:
