It was pretty meh in those two rifles today, at 100 it was .90" in the Mock 12 and 1.08" in the SPRecce, not great not terrible. It was stupid slow though, 2485 in the Mock 12 and 2400 in the SPRecce, I was kinda hoping for some more velocity out of it and the ES and SD's were not awe inspiring either.
I did this at 200 yards in mine. The 5th round above was all me as I had to makes a slight adjustment and accidentally sent it. The middle hole of the 3 is 2 rounds. Haven’t checked velocity in it though and I may do that next time as these looked a little low compared to where they should be.
Added a few bits that the factory parts lacked like a TT Diamond 2-stage, Radian Talon (The factory abomination is 90 degree and two inches long.) , and a DFCO Kung Fu grip and took it for it's first spin last weekend. Quite the shooter and the adjustable gas block they "forgot" to install arrived today so tomorrow is tuning and a little more tweaking on the zero.
I still need to see some more detailed information to see if there's any merit to this or not (though it does make sense), but I've been reading that dimpling barrels that have already been finished can dramatically weaken them. I know fluting has been a thing for a long time but I'd venture to guess that it's been on barrels with a much lower demand than a short AR. I think they look fantastic so I hope that's not the case as I've heavily considered it for my 14.5" rifle.
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Both setups will work, but a LPVO w/top mount will give you better eye relief all around and a 1x option in case your dot goes down. Weight is somewhat close between the 2. I have an Aimpoint M68/3x combo that I took off of my 11.5 when I put the LPVO on it and the weight is roughly the same as far as I can tell. Like I said though, I get better eye relief with the LPVO, and it’s not an expensive LPVO either.
Nice, how is that MK Machining pistol grip, how does is compare to say a BCM Gunfighter MOD3?
