Posted: 5/12/2012 7:03:02 PM EDT
I know I have posted this in other threads but since dave helped me and you guys have helped me out with laws and such I would show this off to you guys if you want the specs ill post but im lazy right now.
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Quoted: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h270/dreadMullets/051312013040.jpg Why'd you flip the image? because he wanted to confuse the shit out of me. |
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http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h270/dreadMullets/051312013040.jpg Why'd you flip the image? thanks Joel if I could only learn how to do that
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Nice work Brandon, now onto adding a good sling, white light, and a decent optic......oh yeah and some training and you are set.
R thanks Romp I have a EOtech but plan on shooting iron cause I like them. im looking at a Vtac sling and a magpul vfg. IDK about a light its not really a HD gun and rather spend my money on ammo
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Nice work Brandon, now onto adding a good sling, white light, and a decent optic......oh yeah and some training and you are set.
R thanks Romp I have a EOtech but plan on shooting iron cause I like them. im looking at a Vtac sling and a magpul vfg. IDK about a light its not really a HD gun and rather spend my money on ammo Hey again Brandon. Good on you for wanting to master your irons first, some American traditions like this should NEVER go away. Not a big fan of the Eotech myself, but live and learn man. Sling, check. As far as white lights on guns.......first thing with a carbine like you have assembled, safety. From chatting at the IHTF Get together you seem like a pretty responsible guy so I will not say any more. Next thing learning how to run your gun (hit what you want to), then when you are feeling more confident.....a white light to identify what you are shooting at. It is just a good habit to get into (IMHO), and I have one on every gun I own. Keep up the good work bro, R |
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Nice work Brandon, now onto adding a good sling, white light, and a decent optic......oh yeah and some training and you are set.
R thanks Romp I have a EOtech but plan on shooting iron cause I like them. im looking at a Vtac sling and a magpul vfg. IDK about a light its not really a HD gun and rather spend my money on ammo Hey again Brandon. Good on you for wanting to master your irons first, some American traditions like this should NEVER go away. Not a big fan of the Eotech myself, but live and learn man. Sling, check. As far as white lights on guns.......first thing with a carbine like you have assembled, safety. From chatting at the IHTF Get together you seem like a pretty responsible guy so I will not say any more. Next thing learning how to run your gun (hit what you want to), then when you are feeling more confident.....a white light to identify what you are shooting at. It is just a good habit to get into (IMHO), and I have one on every gun I own. Keep up the good work bro, R Cool beans well when money presents its self I will invest in a streamlight or surefire
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Just remember most expensive does not mean best. Look for something in the 100 lumin group. A simple small hand held light like the ones CCA just started carrying called Nightstick Pro are pretty cheap and there are several mounts out there that would bring the price to under $75.00.
Pretty cheap investment for such a worth while tool if you ask me. R |
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Just remember most expensive does not mean best. Look for something in the 100 lumin group. A simple small hand held light like the ones CCA just started carrying called Nightstick Pro are pretty cheap and there are several mounts out there that would bring the price to under $75.00. Pretty cheap investment for such a worth while tool if you ask me. R +1 on the new light CCA is carrying, I got to check it out tonight and its pretty slick and light weight... And the VTAC mounts just look sweet too  . Don't quote me, but i think Mr. Tank said like $65 or 70.
For that price you could get a SureFire G2, no mount and only 65 lumens... But it would say SureFire 
One of these lights is about to find a place on my rifle. You really should get a good weapon light Bhouse, you cant shoot at night if you cant see your target. And night shooting is alot of fun, so dont miss out. |
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Quoted: That's a nice Crew Served Weapon you have there. But we are talking about personal weapons. its not too bad weight wise. The carbine is about 8lbs and the sight is 4.5. A little heavy, but its fucking cool. Jack will be along shortly to make me jealous of his set-up. |
 def need to get that night shoot put together. |
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