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I’m with the majority. A decent WML, 2pt quick adjust sling and a RDS that’s always on. I appreciate irons but the RDS is just so much better with no downside IMHO. I have been impressed with all my vanilla GI AR triggers. Spent my life in the Army with M16A2 then M4 3rd burst triggers, those suck. I bought an old 90s Colt lower to make a semi-clone of the “Car 15” I was issued in the Ranger Regt early 90s. It has an amazing trigger, just well worn in I guess. “People have to really suffer before they can risk doing what they love.” –Chuck Palahnuik Be harder to kill: https://preparefit.ck.page | |||
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Must have: Light, sling, iron sights. Current setup: LE6920, KAC RAS w/vert grip, Blue Force Gear Sling, SSA, NF NX8, Surefire M600, SOPMOD stock.
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Must haves: gen M3 Magpul 30 rd magazine, a Surefire (or quality) light. A reliable carbine that’s been tested thoroughly. Red dot is nice to have for night time. Sling I could care less about in a home environment. ______________________________________________________ Often times a very small man can cast a very large shadow | |||
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How many hands do you have? | |||
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Survey says!: Light and sling, yep, gotta have that shit . . . . | |||
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Seriously...75% of folks living in a 3/2 with 1200-1400 sq ft. You dont need optics/sights at all in reality. Just shoulder it and fire into the bright light at shit you dont recognize. 10 years to retirement! Just waiting! | |||
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Lubricant. ____________________ | |||
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Lightweight reasonably short with a light. Mines a colt 6720 with DD iron sights. And a Surefire. I dont use a sling but see why some would. I should probably put a suppressor on it. ----------------------------------------- Roll Tide! Glock Certified Armorer NRA Certified Firearms Instructor | |||
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I agree. If you practice shouldering and shooting your weapon from various positions, you are going to hit your MOM sized target in a defensive situation. | |||
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Yes, at close range- living room distance- you don't need sights at all, and mounted optics just get in the way. The distance between the sight height and the bore axis of the AR-15 means your rifle won't shoot to point of aim at very close range. Next time you take your rifle to the range, try shooting a target 20 feet away. Cant your rifle 45 degrees and sight down the barrel if you think you need to, but even that won't be necessary. At that distance, in a real encounter, your eyes will be on your target anyway. | |||
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I think a Surefire light is essential. I don't think a sling is necessary in CQC. But that's just me. | |||
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If you're dead set on using an AR at indoor distances, I highly recommend an RDS, a WML, and a tactical sling. Bonus points if you train to use the WML as a crude sight for snap shooting. _____________________________ 'I'm pretty fly for a white guy'. | |||
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1. Sling 2. Light 3. Reddot | |||
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Yep. | |||
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