- Location
- Alberta,canada
Hey fellow gun nutz just wondering what everyone has for accessories for a robinson arms xcr-l 7.62x39?
Xcr-l accessories
- Thread starter Archman2014
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Hey Archman, welcome to Gunnutz.
My XCR has a Dlask adapter, Magpul CTR w/ riser & "enhanced" pad. Magpul rail covers @ 6 & 9 <--only when needed, and a Ergo grip. Furniture in od green.
Optics are PEPR qd mount, Vortex Viper PST 1-4, Vortex zoom lever. No buis.
Vickers sling w/ qd front and rear.
The Magpul butt pad was a letdown, but the Vortex zoom lever and the Vickers sling are must haves.
Now technically you asked "for an XCR" not on an XCR. If you're looking for accessories, to buy, see the list above.
Probably cheaper to buy new though.
Oh, I have a sh!t ton of mags too. Those aren't for sale.
* If you'll be shooting a lot of surplus, see if you have the (optional) x39 hd hammer spring. You won't need it until you need it. Wolverine carries them.
My XCR has a Dlask adapter, Magpul CTR w/ riser & "enhanced" pad. Magpul rail covers @ 6 & 9 <--only when needed, and a Ergo grip. Furniture in od green.
Optics are PEPR qd mount, Vortex Viper PST 1-4, Vortex zoom lever. No buis.
Vickers sling w/ qd front and rear.
The Magpul butt pad was a letdown, but the Vortex zoom lever and the Vickers sling are must haves.
Now technically you asked "for an XCR" not on an XCR. If you're looking for accessories, to buy, see the list above.
Probably cheaper to buy new though.
Oh, I have a sh!t ton of mags too. Those aren't for sale.
* If you'll be shooting a lot of surplus, see if you have the (optional) x39 hd hammer spring. You won't need it until you need it. Wolverine carries them.
Mine also has the Dlask adapter, with the Magpul ACS-L, MIAD, VFG, RSA, rail ladders, Atlas bipod, Dlask fake can (gf complained about the sound level from the brake, only time she's done it) and an ACOG TA-11. It's a fantastic rifle, but tips the scales at a chubby 11 pounds as it sits. If I were to do it again I'd focus on keeping it light (an Aimpoint instead of an ACOG, for example, saves almost 2/3 of a pound.)
