So I finally took this to the range to sight in.
Its a 7.5" Rock River Arms with a 6-position stock chambered in .223 Rem with a 1:7 twist.
It was an impulse buy to say the least.
The first 100 rounds I used a CMMG .22lr conversion kit.
Started sighting in at 25m then 50m (will have to take it to the 100m range next time)
Well I was making mess of a 6" pie plate @ 50m using the CMMG kit.
The .223 at the that distance is about the same POI. 50m isn't too telling about the overall accuracy but it was FUN. A lot of fun.
The Bushnell holosight is awesome at this distance. Useable at 20m.
At 100m it may be challenging.
Now the word on the net about this pistol was that the 7.5 inch barrel make such short barrelled ARs to be very loud flamethrowers.
Baloney. It's just a very pointable AR. No flash, no devastating percussion
wave, not much more than my 16" AR.
I'll post some measured sound level comparisons next.
Anyway this thread is useless without a pic so... D'Oh the Selector in on Fire but the hammer is down.
Its a 7.5" Rock River Arms with a 6-position stock chambered in .223 Rem with a 1:7 twist.
It was an impulse buy to say the least.
The first 100 rounds I used a CMMG .22lr conversion kit.
Started sighting in at 25m then 50m (will have to take it to the 100m range next time)
Well I was making mess of a 6" pie plate @ 50m using the CMMG kit.
The .223 at the that distance is about the same POI. 50m isn't too telling about the overall accuracy but it was FUN. A lot of fun.
The Bushnell holosight is awesome at this distance. Useable at 20m.
At 100m it may be challenging.
Now the word on the net about this pistol was that the 7.5 inch barrel make such short barrelled ARs to be very loud flamethrowers.
Baloney. It's just a very pointable AR. No flash, no devastating percussion
wave, not much more than my 16" AR.
I'll post some measured sound level comparisons next.
Anyway this thread is useless without a pic so... D'Oh the Selector in on Fire but the hammer is down.
