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Light and sling adapter for my AR...

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August 18, 2017, 10:15 AM
ruger357
Light and sling adapter for my AR...
I put a surefire x300 on top with a T1 absolute witness. No issues. I've seen a lot of thorn tails crap out, by the way.


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August 22, 2017, 11:51 PM
Strambo
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Originally posted by CD228:
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Originally posted by Strambo:
I prefer the 12 o clock position by far. Easy to activate either hand and more importantly, no issues with right or left side cover. I like the rear sling attachment to be on the right with the sling going over the top of the stock, keeps it out of the way of my right shoulder and makes transitions easier.

Get the WML and mount at 12, you can always buy the 11o clock mount later if you don't like the 13 position.

What do you use as your front sight/BUIS?

Troy mounted behind the light, I keep it up for an instant transition in case of dot failure, rear folded down (the front acts like a shotgun bead w/o the rear, bullets impacting a few inches above the post)



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August 23, 2017, 01:58 PM
CD228
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Originally posted by Strambo:
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Originally posted by CD228:
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Originally posted by Strambo:
I prefer the 12 o clock position by far. Easy to activate either hand and more importantly, no issues with right or left side cover. I like the rear sling attachment to be on the right with the sling going over the top of the stock, keeps it out of the way of my right shoulder and makes transitions easier.

Get the WML and mount at 12, you can always buy the 11o clock mount later if you don't like the 13 position.

What do you use as your front sight/BUIS?

Troy mounted behind the light, I keep it up for an instant transition in case of dot failure, rear folded down (the front acts like a shotgun bead w/o the rear, bullets impacting a few inches above the post)

That's an interesting setup. I've seen similar with the pistol lights never with a WML. I'll bet the pad of the WML is easier than a toggle switch. Thanks for sharing that.