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Posted: 9/3/2014 5:37:04 PM EDT
 " />RAIL COVERS THIS RIG RUNS LIKE A CHAMP. |
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how do you like the muzzle device? rig looks nice! Here is a video showing one in use along with a partial review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoXxxQtmn4o |
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Blowout I fixed it for you. Really a must do kinda thing. Quoted:
Quoted: You need to move the EOTech forward and put the flip up rear sight at the rear most picatinny slot to have the longest sight radius. Blowout I fixed it for you. Really a must do kinda thing. It is no such thing. They're backup sights. Put them where you like - albeit he may cook his rear over the gas tube. |
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I use mine quite a bit and they certainly work best as far apart as possible. Quoted:
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Lets be honest the chances of him ever shooting through the backup sights is probably pretty small. I don't even bother putting them on guns anymore. I use mine quite a bit and they certainly work best as far apart as possible. This. And those rail covers look like UTG, 
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Looks nice except for the buis/Eotech.
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Those sight placements are little embarrassing. First off, the Eotech is designed to be run both eyes open. If you have the unit that close, you end up looking through a tunnel and a significant portion of your peripheral vision is blocked. You don't want to shoot through a tunnel on a zero power scope (well it is done but not the best in CQB). Loosing your periphery in urban settings is not a good thing.
Second, a peep sight is just that. You peep through it as you would peeping through the proverbial keyhole. You can't peep through a keyhole at a few inches away. That setup may work if you found an open rear sight but I'm not sure what effect looking at both sights through a holograph would do. Never thought about it (because it's not preferred in the first place). |
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Quoted: Those sight placements are little embarrassing. First off, the Eotech is designed to be run both eyes open. If you have the unit that close, you end up looking through a tunnel and a significant portion of your peripheral vision is blocked. You don't want to shoot through a tunnel on a zero power scope (well it is done but not the best in CQB). Loosing your periphery in urban settings is not a good thing.
Second, a peep sight is just that. You peep through it as you would peeping through the proverbial keyhole. You can't peep through a keyhole at a few inches away. That setup may work if you found an open rear sight but I'm not sure what effect looking at both sights through a holograph would do. Never thought about it (because it's not preferred in the first place). Pick up your A2. Put your head back as far as you can on the stock. Have your sights magically stopped working? Take your EOTech. Turn the power off. Does the hologram go away?  This site's slavish devotion to fashion never ceases to amaze me.
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I prefer the eotech where it is. I shot just fine with the Back Up sights I shot a 4 inch group a 200m and a 2.5 inch group at 100 with them. Either way back up sight in front or back of eotech you are looking through the eotech. I have many years shooting this type of platform and it boils down to what works for the shooter not what is kool. |
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