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 May 15th 2009 11:16 AM
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Guys, let's kkep this thread for photos, not discussion.
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May 15th 2009 5:55 PM
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QUOTE (Gmountain @ May 15th 2009 6:16 AM)  Guys, let's kkep this thread for photos, not discussion. I agree. I'll prune it later. TS
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May 17th 2009 12:53 AM
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Does anyone have any pics or suggesions on optics mounted on an A2 carry handle?
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May 20th 2009 4:54 AM
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J-Point mounted with JPA Rail Adapter. 
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June 1st 2009 8:07 AM
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Insight Technologies ISM-V on a Fulton M14s/MSC 
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Eotech 512 and S.P.O.T. 
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June 26th 2009 11:01 PM
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I run Trijicon's RX-09 Reflex; their earlier sorta tri-power set-up. It uses the standard fiber-optic and tritium sources to illuminate the chevron reticle (I prefer the chevron anyway) as well as a mini cyalume stick in the back end. The reticles on these tend to wash out in some situations, the light-sticks help out tremendously. I wanted something that doesn't rely on batteries for SHTF situations. This is the same reason I decided to try out Leupold's Prismatic sight for my wife's rig, below.  
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July 4th 2009 7:33 PM
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Eotech 512   Leupold mark 4 CQ/T 1-3mmx14mm Mounted on a ADDAX GPU:  
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Pride-Fowler Rapid Reticle RR800-1 on an Eagle Arms AR10 in Millet rings.  Link to view scope reticle HERE
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What are good options for A-1 uppers?
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July 12th 2009 6:50 AM
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Primary Arms http://www.primaryarms.com/main.sc M3 style 3 reticle site. Has selection between   and my favorite  I basically get a EOTech style reticle in a Aimpoint 2moa style sight. I know some elite frown on these "Clones" but this one is a lot better quality than the cheap stuff you find on ebay. It comes with a nice warranty and Marshal is one of the best when it comes to customer service. Here's a few pics of mine   From marshal's website .JPG)
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Curious how you like your clone.... How long have you had it, i.e., how many shoot have you fired with the unit?? Does the optics retain zero? 
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July 15th 2009 9:55 PM
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July 16th 2009 5:23 PM
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QUOTE (Thumper_6119 @ July 16th 2009 9:41 AM) I LIKE that!!!  Pic thread 
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July 28th 2009 11:40 PM
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QUOTE (theflyguy007 @ July 13th 2009 3:00 PM) Curious how you like your clone.... How long have you had it, i.e., how many shoot have you fired with the unit?? Does the optics retain zero? I actually like it a lot. So far it holds zero very well and it's been just as sturdy as any aimpoint. Would I take it on a tour through Iraq? probably not, but IMO it would do fine in a carbine course or for range use. You get a very nice red dot for the money with this sight and it comes with a limited warrenty so no worries. Marshal at Primary Arms is good people and he takes care of his customers.
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August 3rd 2009 10:05 PM
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Here is my Bushmaster ORC with a 3-9x40. I like to keep my rifle simple and streamlined. I mainly use this rifle for varmint hunting. The 3-9x40 is great for taking those 200 yd shots and coyotes.  Like I said, nothing fancy but very functional.
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ok I'll play, first off the home rifle I went real cheapo a whole $90 for a Bushnell Banner 1-4x32 100yd fixed parallax on low rise rings  reticle pic  the rig I carried in Iraq, Z-rail mounted Aimpoint Comp-M4, yeah the Z-rail was moot since they also gave us MI quad rails but without the Z-rail the optic sat very low for irons co-witness n I wsn't about to pay for a riser for somethin that wasn't mine 
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