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Posted: 9/28/2004 7:32:49 AM EDT
I have a troy flip up on one of my rifles and no matter how I adjust it at 25 yards it always seems to be high to the left.
I also have a laRue of another rifle, but haven't tried it yet. how about you guys? |
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I have a KAC 300M BUIS on my M4 clone, and one on my A4 clone, along with a KAC 600M BUIS on my Mk12 MOD1 clone.
All are zeroed POA=POI at 36yds. I use the 300yd. elevation setting on the 600M BUIS to zero it at this distance. There's been no problems getting this zero on any of them. My club range has some 16" dia. steels out at 300M and I have no difficulty ringing (actually a 'thunk') them using M193 and M855. It's actually gotten boring. You should investigate what's causing your zeroing problem. |
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Here on the internet I shoot about .25 MOA with my BUIS out to about 1200 yds. (At the range I'm lucky to shoot 3MOA at 100 yds !!)
5sub |
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With the large aperture of course. |
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I ran a GG&G MAD and flipup front on my Bushmaster flattop for years trying to figure out how I was going to mount the optics. Worked pretty good and I had no complaints.
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Nimute of conrete block. Never really fired for accuracy with my BUIS. Hammers, mostly.
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Have you checked to see if your front sight base is rotated clockwise (from the shooter's view)? If it is, there's an easy fix.
I would be zero'ing the irons @ 50 yards, not 25 yards. My 16" gun with the LaRue BUIS will go minute-of-beercan every time at 75 yards with the large aperture. Luck, SD |
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I'm running about 3MOA @ 100yds from the bench with the small aperture and 6MOA @ 100yds with the large aperture on my ARMS #40 assuming I take my time.
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Do I detect sarcasm and doubt regarding my post? Are you accusing me of claiming "internet accuracy"? It sure looks like it! I normally wouldn't respond in this way, but your tone takes on that of a personal insult. I apologize to you if this was not your intent. But if it was, the gauntlet is down! I'll meet you at my club range and back up my claim. I'll pay for your plane tickets and give you $1000 cash for your time and trouble if I can't deliver as advertised. BTW - bring $1000 cash with you that you can afford to lose when I make you eat your words. |
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And what if I get my friend with the 38 lb "1 hole at 100 yards" benchrest Mauser to go take up that challange with you with a $1200 Leupold as his backup sight. His favorite scope is some name I cant remember or pronounce, so technically a Leupold would be just a back up sight to this gun. Anyway... back to AR's....I can shoot 4 MOA iron sights and propped up out to 200. After that. I cant see anything. Anyone with good namebrand (ARMS, Troy, Mad, Pri) BUIS will do just as good as standard sights. Only cheep stuff will move around and shake. |
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Just WTF are you talking about? You either have absolutely no comprehension of what you read or you're trying to be a wiseass. My post was not addressed to you, but if you want some of it - come on! Meanwhile, why don't you shove your friends Mauser up your butt. It might plug up the hole that whatever brains you might have once had leaked out of, you stupid fuck! |
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are the kiddies not back in school yet? alan, i can get around 2 MOA with my irons off a front sand bag rest |
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All I know is that I can hit bowling pins and propane tanks at 100-150 yards pretty consistently. If that's not good enough to keep me alive if the SHTF, oh well.
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No medicine tonight? Calm yourself, I don't think the original comment was aimed at you in particular. Just that around hear you here plenty of people who shoot .25 MoA with irons at 300 yards yet for some reason have never decided to wipe the floor with todays high-power shooters. |
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I shoot about the same as I do with unmagnified optics, if I take my time. BUIS is a Troy, KAC 600M, or LMT, depending on the rifle.
-Cap'n |
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I shoot a 16" barrel with an ARMS 40. I recently took a police Urban Rifle course. They had us start at the 25 yard line. small aperture. Had a sight in target that had a target in the center and a box about 3-4" below it. Shoot at the target and when the front sight post was set correctly, and shooting at the main target, the rounds would group around the lower box. At 100 yards you'd be center of mass on a standard silhouette target.
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LOL. wow I go to work and come back to such a lovely reply . Peoples sence of humor asside anyone should shoot the same with a BUIS as a regular iron sight as long as your not comparing BUIS to National Match sights or comparing cheaply made or no name BUIS to standard A2 sights.
The Mauser I mentioned above is the only gun I know capable of doing what 5subslr5 humerously said about his internet accuracy. And for that it takes an equally rubust and expensive optic. Sorry to ruffle some peoples feathers |
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ARMS#40 small aperture, M4gery, off bench about 5 MOA. Not too impressive I know. We won't get into what I shoot with the large aperture.
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With ARMS #40 small aparture, shooting prone off magazine support at 150 meters, 5 shot group, I can do 1 MOA on a good day. The average runs well over 2 MOA. This with Swiss GwPtr90 63 grain ammo, very accurate and clean to shoot. The rifle is RRA Entry Tactical, 16" Wilson chrome-lined M4-profile barrel and KAC 2-stage trigger.
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I'm in the black on the paper at 100 yds all the time. At 100 yds that a confirmed kill!!
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Sarcasm yes but undirected sarcasm. (Don't like to brag but here on the net I often shoot MOA with my AR-18 out to 2000 yds while holding it only with my teeth. Full auto of course and I do use a 2.7 power scope.) 5sub |
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This is an amusing thread. Some of you need to settle down.
With my arms 40 and a superlight 16" bushy barrel I'm lucky to get 4" at 100 yards, for what that's worth. I think the biggest problem is that the whole thing is too light to be accurate. Not that it's not capable of it but if you move in the slightest so does the rifle. Unlike a 20" hbar. Rock on! |
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I smell a troll |
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About 2moa most days. Its an M4 issue BUIS. I have no problem hitting steel at 250M. I zeroed at 50M. If I hold over, I can hit about 80% at 300M.
I am a good shot (never qualified less than expert), however, the BUIS is just what it says- a back up. It does not need 1moa and less groups. I would say all you relly need is 2-3 moa. or If you can gong steel out to 200M- good enough. |
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Squeeeeze, Grasshopper, squeeeze. |
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ok I went to the range today and practiced with my BUIS for a while and was able to get it zeroed correctly at 50 yards and after that I was able to do about 4moa consistenly
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Using my ARMS #40's large aperature, I can shoot the crap out of a an empty soda can with a rock on top to hold it in place at 50 yards. How's that?
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16" M4 type carbine with an ARMS 40.
last time I shot it I put a 10 shot group in about the size of a golf ball at 100 yds. |
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