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Quote: Originally Posted by K. Foster Pat Since the Aimpoint is slightly canted, was it difficult to zero? Nice set up. No because when you shoot it and sight it in you put the sight so its straight up over the bore so it is sighted in like a conventional red dot. I have it sighted in for 50 yards. I will have to post a pic of what I mean when I have time. Pat

Quote: Originally Posted by Javelin I'd go with the Noveske w/ Vltor upper. Either the Recce or VIS. Really? You would go with the Noveske? Thats unusual for you. You mean MUR or VIS, right? The RECCE can be either or.

Quote: Originally Posted by 12131 Hi ya, Dan. Hey Buddy, thanks for your response in the optics thread btw at TOS.

The only OD green quad rails I've seen have been cheap airsoft junk. Best bet is going to be to get good black quad rail and some Magpul XTM OD green rail covers. You'll barely be able to see the handguard once you put on rail covers anyway.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kegel I'm not interested in the crosshairs. I'm going with the triangle on a stick. Saw a TR21 at a local shop and really liked it. Best of both worlds, imho. Most of my range time is spent on the bench at 100-250 yds. I'll post some pics when I get this completed. Should be really sweet mated to the recce. Still debating on ADM vs LaRue mounts though..... Have a VTAC sling and 1000rds of Priv...

I think assembling an AR15 upper is easier than assembling the lower. Those little springs and pins on the lower are a PITA. It does require some extra tools, but then you have all the tools to do whatever maintenance is needed. I've built uppers and never bothered buying the head space gauges. Local gunsmith check head space for a few bucks. If you buy a barrel and bolt as a matched set then the manufacturer has already checked head...

The TR24 with the triangle reticle is much more red dot like and I have no problem with both eyes open.

Stickman, I hope you don't mind me using this photo, but it is the best photo example of a staked castle nut (by far) that I can find online. (I re-hosted it so it won't be a drain your site) Many thanks to Rainier Arms.

Quote: Originally Posted by SunsetMan Nestor, which is better, the double or single trigger side by sides? I didn't know they made single trigger versions until now. My apologies to the original poster for the continued hijack. Just to answer your question. It's a personal preference thing mostly as both versions (double vs single trigger) have some cons and pros. Double trigger main advantage is that You can fire both barrels at...

Quote: Originally Posted by DislocatedCop http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1149107 Thats it. Pic is "property of DislocatedCop".