Thanks!!propellerhead said:Freakin beautiful. How much did that run you, if you don't mind posting it?
Yeah, accuracy needs improvement. Never used a holo-sight before, it's a bit fuzzy for me, have to play with the positioning. My next purchase is a set of BUIS.JJ_Westbrook said:VERY nice weapon ya dun made yourself, there. Tune that accuracy up a bit and I bet you are going to really enjoy that thing.
holosights are fun as hell on a .22 pistol, i don't know about using them on a rifle like that.fyeguy said:Yeah, accuracy needs improvement. Never used a holo-sight before, it's a bit fuzzy for me, have to play with the positioning. My next purchase is a set of BUIS.JJ_Westbrook said:VERY nice weapon ya dun made yourself, there. Tune that accuracy up a bit and I bet you are going to really enjoy that thing.
I bought the parts. Stripped lower, LPK, assembled upper.Jamess67 said:very nice and it was less than mine. I like the adjustable stock you have
did you buy the gun new or used?
Yep, that's me.mr0w1 said:Nice!
Did you post these pics at arfcom w/ the title "I lost my mind at the gunshow"? Seems familiar...
How you like the eotech? I'm hoping to put one on my ar that I"m hoping to have someday soon...ish...
I don't know what kind of accuracy you are wanting. Nor do I know at what distances you are going to be shooting. Having said that, I would suggest that you get use to the holosight and first actually try IT at those ranges. You may be amazed at the accuracy you can get out of that red dot.fyeguy said:...Yep, that's me.
Love the eotech, I think it's primary use is fast targeting within 30-40 yards. I'm going to add a scope at some point to shoot for accuracy. I've even seen guys with rigs where they mount a scope and hang an eotech off at a 45 dg angle...
