Did you fix that wobbly?
Traded up on AR's
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No. On 1 rifle it wasn't that bad, other than making my shots go 3" to the right. I just re-zero'd and that's that.
The other one sprayed shots everywhere at 50y and I ran out of ammo trying to re-zero. I was gonna file the adapter so it would fit tight but on SnipersHide I read another dude did the filing fix and after some shooting it came loose again.
I'm thinking after shooting it some more it will loosen up on its own so that I can turn it 1 more notch and maybe lock up on there tight.
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Do you think it has anything to do with a 30 cal can on 556?
Cool thanks
Ah, I see. I'm actually thinking about going with the XPS2 now...
After this Friday when I get paid. ASC? I have been buying boxes of steel case to test through my DD and it runs fine. But I do have green tip as well lol.
Can we demo the can on my gun lol? I want to see how drastically putting a suppressor on a LW profile barrel affects POI... You know, for research...
How about Trijicon stuff. Screw that non-magnified crap, get a 1-4x.
Doh I already went to PSC, didn't see this thread until now. Umm the suppressor needs a muzzle brake or flash hider adapter, it won't screw directly on your barrel. If the muzzle device isn't rocksetted on there, we won't be able to separate it from the suppressor. Both pieces will unscrew when we try to turn it.
If u get an AAC muzzle adapter glued onto your rifle, we could no problem.
Trijicon no longer gives us discounts unfortunately.
Do it anyway. It's a way better way to go. I might be able to get you a better deal on one than you can get, though.
Do it anyway. It's a way better way to go. I might be able to get you a better deal on one than you can get, though.
Better deal than I can get now, or when I did have my discount lol
Always an excuse with you!
Than what you can get now. Maybe.
Yup, and relatively inexpensive too. Sportsman's Guide is selling 12 packs of CR 123 batteries for $26.99. 12 - Pk. Of Rayovac 3v Cr123a Lithium Batteries - 1125836, Batteries at Sportsman's Guide
