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Posted: 8/5/2007 3:38:22 PM EDT
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Right now, I've got an AR that's basically an M16A2 clone. A2 sights, chrome bore, all that stuff. The problem is that I shoot pretty badly with it. The big aperature is really big, and I think the small one is too big too. I'm debating either scoping it, or changing the aperature and front post over to a National Match style, hopefully to give me a finer and more precise sight picture. Even if I don't fight it and just assume a natural sight picture, it's still got plenty of room for error, and the target shows it. If I scoped it, I'd have to get a carry handle mount, and I'm kind of leery about those. I also wouldn't be able to afford a really good scope. Chinese glass is about all I can swing. I like that Leaper's 4x old Colt style, but it is Chinese glass. Here it is: http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=744830&t=11082005 What do you think I should do, considering my budget? |
Link up with a local Service Rifle shooter and start going to matches. Start shooting Highpower with that bad boy, and that will get you better in a hurry. The single most important accuracy upgrade that you could spend money on is a new match-grade trigger. |
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