APC223 Non restricted whos getting one ?

Well now you need to add the adapter to my order... email inbound...lol


Mr Wolverine said:
This better, this a B&T adapter, it needs a little tweaking but I like it. Now I have a really good cheek weld. LOP is good, I can bring the scope back a little to get correct eye relief. Balance is also much improved but weight is 12.5 lb. we will also swap the cheek piece for that for the AR10 and she will be even better.

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How much is the adapter? I am presuming it is not OEM?

Hi Mr Wolverine, are you able to ascertain the design rationale from B&T for the OEM stock height vs receiver rail height? Being a high quality Swiss manufacturer, I doubt B&T makes random or ad hoc design decisions. I would rather first know how B&T intended the users to shoot with optics vs swapping parts out like candy as my first course of action, it is not a vz or ruger 10/22.

Thanks.
 
norlandgeese said:
How much is the adapter? I am presuming it is not OEM?

Hi Mr Wolverine, are you able to ascertain the design rationale from B&T for the OEM stock height vs receiver rail height? Being a high quality Swiss manufacturer, I doubt B&T makes random or ad hoc design decisions. I would rather first know how B&T intended the users to shoot with optics vs swapping parts out like candy as my first course of action, it is not a vz or ruger 10/22.

Thanks.
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excellent point. I would also like info on this as it seems the original skeleton stock seems wayyy too low for proper cheek weld with optic
 
aimpoint with the low mount seems to work perfectly as demonstrated by LAV
trijicon rmr with the low mount as well

Perhaps this rifle was meant to use an aimpoint?
 
norlandgeese said:
How much is the adapter? I am presuming it is not OEM?

Hi Mr Wolverine, are you able to ascertain the design rationale from B&T for the OEM stock height vs receiver rail height? Being a high quality Swiss manufacturer, I doubt B&T makes random or ad hoc design decisions. I would rather first know how B&T intended the users to shoot with optics vs swapping parts out like candy as my first course of action, it is not a vz or ruger 10/22.

Thanks.
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Firstly the adapter is OEM, it was designed for a different application but it allowed us to test the concept. You all need to remember that we have taken a firearm that was originally designed as an Advanced Police Carbine (APC) and turned it to a "varmint" rifle so naturally we want to mount large optics, this raises the sight line. I appreciate a correct cheek weld more than most, so I have asked B&T to price the design and manufacture of an adapter that will securely accept any AR15 buffer tube, I have also requested that the tube be raised approx. 18 mm, I think this will allow for a large range of optics to be used and the greatest number of stocks. My rifle in the photo has a 50 mm Obj scope and it is mounted so low that the lens caps will no longer fit, as shown she is set up perfect for me, yet we could adjust the scope up a little and raise or lower the cheek rest according to the shooters requirements. The original stock is fine for an aimpoint which is what it was designed for.
 
Mr Wolverine said:
Firstly the adapter is OEM, it was designed for a different application but it allowed us to test the concept. You all need to remember that we have taken a firearm that was originally designed as an Advanced Police Carbine (APC) and turned it to a "varmint" rifle so naturally we want to mount large optics, this raises the sight line. I appreciate a correct cheek weld more than most, so I have asked B&T to price the design and manufacture of an adapter that will securely accept any AR15 buffer tube, I have also requested that the tube be raised approx. 18 mm, I think this will allow for a large range of optics to be used and the greatest number of stocks. My rifle in the photo has a 50 mm Obj scope and it is mounted so low that the lens caps will no longer fit, as shown she is set up perfect for me, yet we could adjust the scope up a little and raise or lower the cheek rest according to the shooters requirements. The original stock is fine for an aimpoint which is what it was designed for.
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Thanks Mr Wolverine and thanks Mike
 
Just got an email from Wolverine..... lol... My T2 is ready to rock...

hahahahahah


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