Bark'n

Anyone know which rear stock that is in the photo?

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buckeyeLCPL

Looks like a Magpul PRS to me Bark'n, but I can't tell for sure.

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Bark'n

Thanks Bro! I'll check it out!

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Skygod

Yes, he's correct. It is the Magpul.

Oddly enough I was just sent this by email from Bravo Company usa.com

http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Danie...et%20mount.htm

Description:


The Daniel Defense 1 O’clock Offset Rail is optimized for mounting miniature red dot optics in the 1 O’clock (right-hand) or 11 O’clock (left-hand) positions for quick, non-magnified, transitions when employing magnified primary optics on AR-type rifles with MIL-STD-1913 rails. The geometry allows for zero cheek-weld shift during the transition. This facilitates very fast transitions from magnified to non-magnified optics, and back. The 1 O’clock Offset Rail can also be used to mount a variety of lights or other accessories that mount to a MIL-STD-1913 rail. By flipping the part upside-down, one can mount a light in a good position for use with a vertical foregrip.

All Daniel Defense Rails are built to the 1913 Military Specification and are 100% Quality Assurance checked for conformity to the specification.

Features
Optimized for Miniature Red Dot Optics
Zero Change in check weld for transitions
Super Fast Transitons
Adapatable for other uses
Light weight
Materials & Construction
Precision CNC machined from Aircraft Grade 6061-T6 Aluminum and Military Specification Type III Hard Coat Anodized for a rock hard lasting finish. The 1 O’clock Offset Rail weighs only 1.2 Ounces.

Aircraft Grade 6061-T6 Aluminum
Military Specification Type III Hard Coat Anodized
1.2 Ounces!
Made in the USA!

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aus71383

There are some guys over on M4Carbine.net using an ACOG as a primary/longer range optic and with an Aimpoint T1 Micro at a 45 degree offset. Looks like an interesting concept.

If what you want is an offset mount that will put a mini red dot on your long range scope, check out LaRue Tactical

Austin

http://www.ar15.com/lite/topic.html?b=3&f=124&t=318087

Sergeant Mac

Actually? With just a little luck, I'm hoping to NEVER fire it anywhere but a range.

BUT.....the longest continuous hallway in our high school is probably about 150 yards long, as are our city blocks.

I'd like the ability to get fast COM hits out to 75 yards, AND the ability to reliably put a round through the medulla from 100 yards.

Most red dot sights will do the former, but not the latter.

Skygod

100 yards is a long shot in my opinion on the fly, unsupported, to take a surgical hit to the medulla. If your dialed in with variable power scope in supported prone position with a Bi Pod then it's possible, but it's rare that I would see that shot being anything but COM if your doing the "Groucho Walk" down a school hallway. Just something to think about, and how much actical and practical instruction your department has on surgical accuracy out to 100 meters/yards.

There is some bullet drop at 100 meters and unless your a jedi with a Mil Spec barrel and chamber, I'd stick with COM shots and hit em several times. If he doesn't fall, then you know your Tango is sporting body armor. Follow up with head shot.

I don't think this is a gadget question as much as an proficiency question with what you've just said.

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Sergeant Mac

For precision, I am in fact talking about going with a bipod from the prone.

Update: a YHM 12" quad rail free float forearm and low profile gas block have been installed.....as has a B-Square mount holding a 6-24X42 illuminate reticle scope. The scope will be zeroed at 100 yards, and I intend to keep track of the necessary adjustments for 50, 150, 200, and 300 (the last 2 mainly for coyote/prairie dog purposes)

Boeruine

YHM makes a 45 degree adapter, that you could use to mount a Micro T-1 on if you wanted to step up to that option. On the same path, but not out yet to my knowledge over at Tactical Night Vision Home Page they have a mount that will hold both the Micro T-1 and your flashlight, as well as a small rail that will fit around your scope. Personally I have to say that any kind of adapter for housing your red dot is going to cause you a lot more range time, as you are going to have to retrain yourself in their use all over again, as you are now pretty much required to can't your weapon to the side. The same is true to some degree with top mounted red dots on scopes/ACOGs as the tend to sit VERY high, and depending on your size, you may end up having to bring your cheek off stock in order to be able to use them. After a few months downrange I ended up ordering the 4x multiplier from EoTech to sit behind my issued Eotech, and for me this was the easiest way to go. Outdoors, where our normal engagement range may be 50-250 meters I'll keep the multiplier inline, and when we start entering buildings for searches, I can just flip it off to the side, and get back on my normal red dot without having to go through a whole different shooting mechanic between near and far range targets. As for most of the sights out there that can be used for dual purpose, like the ELCAN's be aware that you may run into issues in finding the eye relief. A few guys on my team attempted to use them for CQB in the 1 mode, and just had too much of a problem finding the dot and seaching for proper head positioning away from the sight. But to each his own.

tankdriver

I can help on a couple points....

Here is mine.....

I really like the Magpul stock. The lock takes away all rattles and locks up toght, and releases with just the normal release......



On the light....

I used a 4 rail gas block. I put a fold down YHM front sight, a Insight M3 light that my thumb can work the switch with out have to repostion my hand any and a green laser on the bottom, with grip switch on the right side of the hand guard. Works very well for me.

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