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Posted: 12/22/2010 5:37:44 PM EDT
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Are these any good ?
I read they are made in China and quality is Hit and Miss. They look to be just what I want for my Yote rifle |
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There was a thread earlier this evening saying they are not GTG. ETA Sorry. It was over at 68forums, here is the link.
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I had a pretty damn terrible experience with my PEPR - story here:
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=109&t=820109 |
| I bought one new for $60, so I figured it would be worth a shot. I have it mounted on my Spikes midlength with a Bushnell 3200 3-10 power "short action" scope. I use it for coyotes and general shooting, seems to be working good for me. I have shot a couple hundred rounds with it mounted and it is holding zero and is still solid on the rifle. For my use, it seems to be doing its job and holding up quite well. |
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I have one for my 1" Trijicon Accupoint...it's been working for me...the picture that shows the broken mounting point could have been from user error. The user could have torqued the nut too much. You don't need to tighten it to death like most folks believe. I believe my torque wrench calls for something like 20 in/lbs. I have another PEPR in 30mm coming for my Leatherwood CMR. I will concede that the PEPR isn't in the same class as a Larue, but it doesn't cost nearly as much either.
Those that bash it because it's made in PRC...well hate to break it to you, but I am pretty confident that you have a houseful of items made in China. |
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