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Ordered a Delta Pro Cheek Riser for an A2
8/24/2011 9:47:56 PM
I picked up a Leupold 1.5x5 illum. cheap off of the EE, so I bought
a DNZ 30mm. A2 scope mount to put it in.
I thought it might run pretty high, so I ordered the Delta Pro snap on
cheek rest to run with it.
Anyone used one of these and have anything to say about it?
Should arrive in a few days. I'll post pics, and my thoughts.
kz
a DNZ 30mm. A2 scope mount to put it in.
I thought it might run pretty high, so I ordered the Delta Pro snap on
cheek rest to run with it.
Anyone used one of these and have anything to say about it?
Should arrive in a few days. I'll post pics, and my thoughts.
kz
8/24/2011 11:33:43 PM
I have one FOR my A2....along with a Swan mount....as soon as I get my divorce crap taken care of ( should be above water in about a year ) I am gonna finish the project.
I've shot ARs with them before and they're a very decent mount and work well for keeping a consistent cheek weld; for me at least.
I've shot ARs with them before and they're a very decent mount and work well for keeping a consistent cheek weld; for me at least.
8/24/2011 11:56:01 PM
Originally Posted By desertmoon:
I have one FOR my A2....along with a Swan mount....as soon as I get my divorce crap taken care of ( should be above water in about a year ) I am gonna finish the project.
I've shot ARs with them before and they're a very decent mount and work well for keeping a consistent cheek weld; for me at least.
I have one FOR my A2....along with a Swan mount....as soon as I get my divorce crap taken care of ( should be above water in about a year ) I am gonna finish the project.
I've shot ARs with them before and they're a very decent mount and work well for keeping a consistent cheek weld; for me at least.
Thanks,
Takes more like a year and a half to three.
8/25/2011 8:56:42 PM
Originally Posted By KZ45:
Thanks,
Takes more like a year and a half to three.
Originally Posted By desertmoon:
I have one FOR my A2....along with a Swan mount....as soon as I get my divorce crap taken care of ( should be above water in about a year ) I am gonna finish the project.
I've shot ARs with them before and they're a very decent mount and work well for keeping a consistent cheek weld; for me at least.
I have one FOR my A2....along with a Swan mount....as soon as I get my divorce crap taken care of ( should be above water in about a year ) I am gonna finish the project.
I've shot ARs with them before and they're a very decent mount and work well for keeping a consistent cheek weld; for me at least.
Thanks,
Takes more like a year and a half to three.
Oh, I am already a year in!!!
I am hoping just another year...but you are probably closer to what'll happen.
8/25/2011 10:34:32 PM
I have used them and you just do not get a good cheek weld when sighting down the weapon. In the prone position, the set-up is too high for practical shooting.
9/5/2011 7:05:52 PM
I had one on a lower that I used with my A2 and .50 BMG upper. Worked well for me in any shooting position, but you can pretty much forget about using the irons.
