- Location
- Saskatoon, SK
Awesome build Richard!
If you go with the redi mag, keep me in mind if you want to get rid of the ambi mag release.
If you go with the redi mag, keep me in mind if you want to get rid of the ambi mag release.
AR-15's
- Thread starter Nats
- Start date
Nice... What kind of Aimpoint micro mount is that?
- Location
- Lower Mainland BC
here is my Armalite AR15M4 5.56 with IOR 3x25 CQB !
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Specs good bro! 
It's a KZ quick detach mount manufactured by Botach Tactical and available at Brownells.
Optics on the carry handle gets too tall; optics forward gets heavy. Think about this: http://truglo.com/content/products/firearm/firearm_sights/tfo_ar15.asp
or any of the variations:
I have the middle one (Mounting Solutions Plus) and like it - notice that it can do single-click adjustments, while the others are limited to 180degree adjustments (2.5" or so at 100 yards).
Quite fast for up-close, and for further away you use it like a regular sight.
If you want magnification, that's another story. You're limited to carry-handle mounts, which put the optic too high.
But if you really want an electronic reflex sight, you just put one forward on the rail on a lower-third cowitness mount.
TFO dealer?
that truglo TFO looks pretty good, any idea who carries them up here?
that truglo TFO looks pretty good, any idea who carries them up here?
Ohh poop 
Now I need a UBR..
I just bought a new bushmaster M15, a plane Jane. I will post some pics when some work will be done on it.
Now I need a UBR..I just bought a new bushmaster M15, a plane Jane. I will post some pics when some work will be done on it.
incorrigible
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- stubble jumper
Nice to finally be able to contribute
New to the whole AR thing. Anyone got any good ideas for optics for a fixed carry handle?
The Leupold Mark 4 CQ/T was specifically designed for the AR carry handle mounting...
Here is the final (for now) config of the 10.3 Stag. Fixed sights, light, low pro gas block and Redimag. Not much else has been changed since the last pic. Even got the Jack Bauer tacticool man-purse.
It was very cold when I went out this weekend, but I had to try it out.
Cheers,
Hoddie
It was very cold when I went out this weekend, but I had to try it out.
Cheers,
Hoddie
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- Location
- Vernon, BC
Hoddie:
My friend, let me be the first, that is one nice rig, and to be accented by that JB man-bag in a Coordinating color thats just the icing on the cake isn't it .
If you wouldn't mind entertaining a few questions
-what light
-That DD lite rail, what length (10"??)
-is that your cut down carry handel rear??
-what front
Thnx for your time
Regards
AbH
My friend, let me be the first, that is one nice rig, and to be accented by that JB man-bag in a Coordinating color thats just the icing on the cake isn't it
.If you wouldn't mind entertaining a few questions
-what light
-That DD lite rail, what length (10"??)
-is that your cut down carry handel rear??
-what front
Thnx for your time
Regards
AbH
- Location
- Vernon, BC
MR. RB:
With all due respect your pictures do not do that carbine justice. For those of us who want to see the details better.
regards
AbH
With all due respect your pictures do not do that carbine justice. For those of us who want to see the details better.
regards
AbH
"done"
I've been shooting this upper and lower for a few years, making adjustments as the learning curve / pocket book permit. For example, burning my face on the black stock on a hot, sunny summer day means going to all tan furniture. Burning my finger on the delta ring means no more magwell grip, VFG instead (some other things pushed me that way as well). Discovering that the EOTech/magnifier combo was heavy, and the dot turned into a triangle (for my eyes) with the magnifier, meant switching to the Aimpoint combo. A nasty experience with a FAB Defense T-POD meant "goodbye", shoot from the elbows instead.
Click on the pics for the big versions.
I've been shooting this upper and lower for a few years, making adjustments as the learning curve / pocket book permit. For example, burning my face on the black stock on a hot, sunny summer day means going to all tan furniture. Burning my finger on the delta ring means no more magwell grip, VFG instead (some other things pushed me that way as well). Discovering that the EOTech/magnifier combo was heavy, and the dot turned into a triangle (for my eyes) with the magnifier, meant switching to the Aimpoint combo. A nasty experience with a FAB Defense T-POD meant "goodbye", shoot from the elbows instead.
Click on the pics for the big versions.
incorrigible
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- stubble jumper
That's the first linear compensator I've seen outside on mine. Do you find it makes a difference?
Not as much as a regular break, but yes. Also is much more pleasant to shoot, especially for anyone nearby. And try shooting a break with the gun and your head in a barrel...
