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Posted: 9/28/2003 5:53:23 AM EDT
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USING DECENT AMMO WITH MINIMUM FLASH MAKES SENSE. I'VE OWNED AND USED EXTENSIVELY THE GEN III ITT NQ 6015. FLASH WAS NEVER A PROBLEM.
I PRESENTLY USE A DISCONTINUED ITT 6015P, OMNI IV MILSPEC. FLASH SEEMS TO AFFECT IT EVEN LESS. EVEN TRACERS AREN'T A PROBLEM. I GUESS IT'S A FACTOR OF THE SHORT TIME OF THE "BRIGHT LIGHT" PHENOMENA. NOW, A TRACER BOUNCING DOWNWARD OFF A STEEL TARGET INTO THE DIRT AND DOING THE PINWHEEL ... THAT DOES CAUSE A BIT OF BLOOM. WES |
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Posted: 9/28/2003 11:28:55 AM EDT
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So far all of my night vision related shooting has been done with suppressed weapons so it's not been a factor. But I've been pondering just your question for when a can isn't availablie.
I have a Smith Enterprises Vortex for the M4 and have been meaning to get out and try it to see if there's that much difference in it and a friends stock M4. |
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Posted: 9/28/2003 3:33:55 PM EDT
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If you get the chance to shoot steel with NV, that is some serious fun!
Mark |
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Posted: 10/3/2003 10:33:56 PM EDT
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M4...IR...head mounted NVD...varying metal and rock targets from twenty to 100 yd plus = Interesting fun.
Nobody can ever convince me that lasers don't have their place in the weapons world again. |
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