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Originally Posted By Regal_T-type:
something I have run into with these sights, even with the front sight post cranked all the way it still shoots a tad high. do they make different posts for these sights? View Quote When i was fitting up the Chaos USA diopter sights to my .45 SBR I had to weld up the front post and then profile it back down to the right height. Is it possible your rail is drooping a bit when tightened down? Is the barrel well centered vertically? |
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the cz sight appears to have nearly twice the tpi compared to AR. Rail and barrel are perfectly strait
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Originally Posted By Regal_T-type:
https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/921/U2LTIL.jpg Happy now!? Imma go re-zero View Quote I didn't actually know they were backwards... |
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Originally Posted By Regal_T-type:
My fightlight build is nearly complete. Sadly the front handguard hasn't quite left the prototype stage. I wouldn't know what to do with wood if I had it in my hand. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/923/Hw5sJe.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/924/7DKn8Y.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/923/Un5Oe5.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By FightLite: Well, tell that to the guy who just paid $25-30K for a Transferable M16A1 with similar visible forging offsets and let me know if we're still at "Cadillac pricing". If you can't afford our products or don't think that they bring enough value to the table for the price at which they're available, then there are plenty of other firearms in the marketplace for your consideration. It's a free market and we're staunch supporters of it. Our products are 100% Designed and Made in USA by US Citizens and that commitment caries a price with it. View Quote |
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Fightlite hasn't posted on this forum since before Halloween - I doubt they care about your post.
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Originally Posted By Regal_T-type:
My fightlight build is nearly complete. Sadly the front handguard hasn't quite left the prototype stage. I wouldn't know what to do with wood if I had it in my hand. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/923/Hw5sJe.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/924/7DKn8Y.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/923/Un5Oe5.jpg View Quote |
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Anyone heard anything about the iron sights?
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Originally Posted By SCR556:
Anyone heard anything about the iron sights? View Quote I have the Ares/Fightlite OEM sights for my SCR and they're basically standard irons but at the correct height. They're spendy but good quality. They clamp onto the front gas block, I've heard some people have had issues with allignment, but I personally haven't. I've bugged them for about 2 years about a railed front sight only to be told "coming soon". |
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Originally Posted By Rontalvos: What do you mean "heard anything"? I have the Ares/Fightlite OEM sights for my SCR and they're basically standard irons but at the correct height. They're spendy but good quality. They clamp onto the front gas block, I've heard some people have had issues with allignment, but I personally haven't. I've bugged them for about 2 years about a railed front sight only to be told "coming soon". View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Fyrpower1972: Why not grab the CZ Evo sights? View Quote I liked the idea of OEM sights but it was kind of a pain in the ass. Since the front sight clamps on, I can't do a monolithic handguard unless it's pretty short. |
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Originally Posted By AASG:
in this video there's a shot of a Jesse James custom at 10 seconds. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Rontalvos: What do you mean "heard anything"? I have the Ares/Fightlite OEM sights for my SCR and they're basically standard irons but at the correct height. They're spendy but good quality. They clamp onto the front gas block, I've heard some people have had issues with allignment, but I personally haven't. I've bugged them for about 2 years about a railed front sight only to be told "coming soon". View Quote |
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I really like that one on the left
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Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out.
General education should not be mere job training, but training of the mind to reason. http://www.welltrainedmind.com/classical-education/ |
Originally Posted By MRW:
I really like that one on the left View Quote Because of the heavier barrel and handguard, as well as the light/switch, the second one is a little easier to control. Though, for the same reasons, the straight-stock one is a little handier. Plus, it's far less conspicuous. |
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Originally Posted By CarpNY:
Just chillin' https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/403150/20180824_120652-sm-652001.JPG View Quote Where did you get the stock & Handguard inserts? |
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Originally Posted By garr:
Very Nice! Where did you get the stock & Handguard inserts? View Quote The M-Lok panels are from Megiddo Tactical Group (they either used to be Black Sheep Warrior or BSW was absorbed into MTG) in their "Natural Macarta" color. I have 4-section panels and parts of their grip stop kits on there. They are really nice, but tend to be out of stock. In the above picture, both rifles were cooling from being sighted in (one had new rings; the other had a never been sighted before) and putting 50 rounds each through them. |
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Originally Posted By CarpNY:
Just chillin' https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/403150/20180824_120652-sm-652001.JPG View Quote |
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Originally Posted By dag34:
nice Balios Light handguard! (it is an early version too with the inletting around the mlok slots) View Quote That said, it might end up on a different upper, since I'm thinking of swapping it for a 10" BL rail (Gen I, but unlikely to find an early one) or a 9" Seekins NOXs on this build. With a straight stock on an SCR, I just don't shoot well reaching out that far. It's possible, but I can control it better back a couple of inches. Going with something shorter should complete the lever-action look. |
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Nice pair of rifles you have there. Is that a Vortex or Aimpoint on the rifle on the right?
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Thanks. It's an OPMOD Vortex Strikefire II. I may swap it for an Aimpoint eventually, but this works for now.
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Originally Posted By CarpNY:
Thanks. It's an OPMOD Vortex Strikefire II. I may swap it for an Aimpoint eventually, but this works for now. View Quote |
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For whom it may concern, I recently assembled a 24" barrel .224V with a 2' longer gas tube on a SCR lower my friend had delivered to his FFL from the FightLight factory in just one week. Sorry no pics yet, but the upper functioned 100% with that upper with the less expensive .224V ammo....and PRI magazines (6.8)...so in my experience, a SCR lower will function a 16" barrel upper, 20" and 24" .224V.
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Originally Posted By coldblue:
For whom it may concern, I recently assembled a 24" barrel .224V with a 2' longer gas tube on a SCR lower my friend had delivered to his FFL from the FightLight factory in just one week. Sorry no pics yet, but the upper functioned 100% with that upper with the less expensive .224V ammo....and PRI magazines (6.8)...so in my experience, a SCR lower will function a 16" barrel upper, 20" and 24" .224V. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By SCR556:
I have the same optic (but not OPMOD version) on my SCR. I really like that it uses a standard ring mount and mounted mine using the lowest mount Vortex offers. I am quite happy with it. View Quote I have my StrikeFire II in a medium tactical ring (0.97" rail-to-center) (edit: In looking at the pics online, it may actually be the "high" ring, which is 1.18" rail-to-center. I'll have to measure it.), which achieves an absolute co-witness with the Troy Micro sights. With the cheek pad (I added dense foam under it to make it Monte Carlo height), it works pretty well. Probably helps being a red dot, instead of a magnified scope. |
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Originally Posted By CarpNY: When you say "the lowest mount that Vortex offers" are you referring the "low" StrikeFire Tactical 30mm Ring? View Quote ...it may actually be the "high" ring, which is 1.18" rail-to-center. I'll have to measure it.)[/color], which achieves an absolute co-witness with the Troy Micro sights. With the cheek pad (I added dense foam under it to make it Monte Carlo height), it works pretty well. Probably helps being a red dot, instead of a magnified scope. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By SCR556:
https://www.glocktalk.com/threads/non-ar-pattern-black-rifle-range-thread.1706442/#post-25537678 Sorry for the link. My wife is using my computer and I haven't figured out how to post a pic using my tablet. View Quote Even with a GlockTalk account, it wouldn't let me look at the full-sized image. |
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Originally Posted By CarpNY:Even with a GlockTalk account, it wouldn't let me look at the full-sized image. View Quote Anyway, you can see that the Strikefire is mounted so low that the front lensecap almost touches the rail. I can get a great cheekweld when the sight is mounted this low. |
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Originally Posted By SCR556:
How odd. Even not logged in, it would allow me to see the larger version. Anyway, you can see that the Strikefire is mounted so low that the front lensecap almost touches the rail. I can get a great cheekweld when the sight is mounted this low. View Quote I've thought about going with one of these for a long time: Aimpoint 9000SC Nothing particularly better about it than a regular Aimpoint, but somehow it just seems right for the SCR. |
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Looks like it sits low enough to do the job.
I just wish they weren't so high dollar. |
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Originally Posted By SCR556:
Looks like it sits low enough to do the job. I just wish they weren't so high dollar. View Quote |
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Man I really like these rifles
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Originally Posted By coldblue:
Finally got a photo: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/19411/224_Valkyrie_SCR_24-inch_barrel-687918.jpg View Quote |
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...we going to machine an end piece that interfaces with the end of the URX and then steps down in transition to cover the gb...
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That's pretty cool
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Please do not sell USMC marked KAC sights on arfcom
https://www.ar15.com/forums/industry/-/381-227893/? |
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Nutnfancy recently did a review of the SCR. Despite it locking up, he gave it a positive review.
He is attributing the lockup to a bad round, but a few replies stated that "they had heard" that these rifles tend to jam. I have not experienced this issue or heard that this is a common problem. Anyone else? |
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Nope. Thousands of rounds through two SCRs and never had anything like that happen.
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