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Posted: 11/4/2003 6:56:55 PM EDT
I just ordered an Olympic Arms PCR-16 which will be my first AR-15. I don't have any experience with any of these so I have a few questions if someone can help me out. Will Weaver rings fit the Picatinny flat top or do I need special rings? What kind of bipod would be easiest to mount? What type mags are the best? I have not handled this particular model but it looked the best for what I want to do which is use it for Coyotes. I hope I bought a good one.
Link Posted: 11/4/2003 7:10:51 PM EDT
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I just ordered an Olympic Arms PCR-16 which will be my first AR-15. I don't have any experience with any of these so I have a few questions if someone can help me out.
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Good for you, welcome to the addiction. [;D]

Will Weaver rings fit the Picatinny flat top or do I need special rings?
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Sorry I don't know.

What kind of bipod would be easiest to mount?
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Probably a Harris.

What type mags are the best?
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Stick with any USGI, I like Snghez the best, but that's personal preference.

I have not handled this particular model but it looked the best for what I want to do which is use it for Coyotes. I hope I bought a good one.
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.223 is a great round for yotes. Olympic is a good brand.

Will you be handloading?
Link Posted: 11/4/2003 9:14:39 PM EDT
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[b]"olympic is a good brand"[/b]

the ammo or the AR?  havn't heard too many good things about olympic .223.
Link Posted: 11/5/2003 3:36:31 AM EDT
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you'll need to buy a stud to put under your handguards to mount a harris bipod.   1 inch "weaver" rings will fit your flattop rail.
Link Posted: 11/5/2003 3:53:09 AM EDT
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Welcome and enjoy your rifle. [beer]
Link Posted: 11/5/2003 5:18:01 AM EDT
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Thanks. I have the equipment but haven't reloaded in a long time. Would it be economical to reload with all the cheap .223 ammo around, or should I stay away from surplus stuff?
Link Posted: 11/5/2003 6:00:02 AM EDT
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Thanks. I have the equipment but haven't reloaded in a long time. Would it be economical to reload with all the cheap .223 ammo around, or should I stay away from surplus stuff?
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I reload 223 when I want supreme, handloaded accuracy. Aside from that I stick to military surplus like Lake City M193. At a price of about $179 to $199 per thousand delivered it isn't much more expensive than reloading.
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