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Posted: 1/8/2006 8:20:52 PM EDT
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I mounted a TA01 on my RRA TE carbine but now it seem I have to "swallow" the optic to get a full sight picture. I put a KAC 300 meter BUIS behind the TA01 and now it seems to have messed up my eye placement. I need the six position stock extended all the way due to my length of pull. Should one just remove the BUIS so I can mount the TA01 to its rear most position? Any suggestions? Thanks, Trapfan |
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"Quit shooting in such a bladed stance. Youd have to be 7' tall to REQUIRE the M4 stock in the last position." What he said. Drop the stock three or four notches and bring the rifle accross your body to a more "forward" confiduration in relation to the direction your body is pointing. It's a carbine not an A2 at camp perry |
this will not help any with his eye relief problem and could cause more problems with cheek weld. |
Seems that it lets you mount the scope a little further back than you could with the flattop mount and a rear BUIS behind it. It dosn't seem to affect my eye relief at all, but I use the TA31 not the TA01NSN. It's not so hard to try that and see if it works for him. |
| Thanks for the suggestions......I think I will try the drop the stock 2 or 3 notches system. It feels weird to creep that far foward on the stock so that my nose tips the charging handle. This is a no-no on a big game rifle but the AR-15 weapon does not recoil the same as to get me "scope bit". I also shoot a lot of Trap and am used to a lot of length of pull. The TA01NSN has very little eye relief as compared to all of my Leupold, Zeiss, and Burris scopes that are in the 3 to 4 inch range. Thanks again for the suggestions......Trapfan. |
Your forehead and eye socket are safer when you switch from a heavy duty bolt gun to an AR15. If you'd been used to the AR15 first, and then switched to the big gun and got up all nice and cozy with your scope, you'd soon be looking like a raccoon!! 
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