ar scope rings
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Hangtime
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ive got a leitner wise m6. lwrifles.com then just go to the left side of page and scroll over the m6. thanks
Are the iron sights removable? I would surely think so. You've got an A4 flat-top receiver. Looks to me like the only decision left to make is do you want optics only on top, or optics, and keep the iron sights too. If the irons are removable, my first post is still applicable. If they're permanently attached, I don't know what to tell you. Never been there before.
Hangtime.
Goldengun4,
I hope I didn't inadvertently confuse you with the above post, but I'm afraid I might have, so apologies in advance.
When I asked "are the iron sights removable" I was ONLY referring to the rear irons, so you could mount a rail, etc. I only asked this because I've never seen a LW rifle up close and personal, but again surely they are removable?
As others have mentioned, you'll never see the front iron thru the optics, so don't worry about that.
Again I apologize if my above post wasn't crystal clear.
Hangtime.
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ive got a leitner wise m6. lwrifles.com then just go to the left side of page and scroll over the m6. thanks
Are the iron sights removable? I would surely think so. You've got an A4 flat-top receiver. Looks to me like the only decision left to make is do you want optics only on top, or optics, and keep the iron sights too. If the irons are removable, my first post is still applicable. If they're permanently attached, I don't know what to tell you. Never been there before.
Hangtime.
Goldengun4,
I hope I didn't inadvertently confuse you with the above post, but I'm afraid I might have, so apologies in advance.
When I asked "are the iron sights removable" I was ONLY referring to the rear irons, so you could mount a rail, etc. I only asked this because I've never seen a LW rifle up close and personal, but again surely they are removable?
As others have mentioned, you'll never see the front iron thru the optics, so don't worry about that.
Again I apologize if my above post wasn't crystal clear.
Hangtime.
Budo
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I got a one piece base from ebay, it is either a Armalite or a copy of.
This is an inexpensive one piece base
http://www.johnmasen.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=J&Category_Code=XTSM
This is an inexpensive one piece base
http://www.johnmasen.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=J&Category_Code=XTSM
goldengun4
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the rear sight is just a back up sight. i can click it down when needed. but yea that kinda confused me. its fine though happens all the time. do yall know anything about the bsa sweet .223 scopes. my friend just got a sweet .17 and he loves it. and opinions would be great. thanks
goldengun4
goldengun4
jedicazador
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If you have a flat top these rings are probably your best bet.
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=810257
I'll second these, I have two sets of GG&G tacs, and two sets of Mark 4s, and just bought these rings to mount my gold ring on my AR they are every bit as tough and well made as the other two but you will not spend the $$$ to own it. Just make sure you know what size you need for your set up.
Mike
If you have a flat top these rings are probably your best bet.
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=810257
I'll second these, I have two sets of GG&G tacs, and two sets of Mark 4s, and just bought these rings to mount my gold ring on my AR they are every bit as tough and well made as the other two but you will not spend the $$$ to own it. Just make sure you know what size you need for your set up.
Mike
Jack Roberts
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If you can afford an AR you certainly can afford a better scope than a BSA.
Jack
Jack
goldengun4
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well the ar was a gift from my grandpa. so i didnt actually buy it.but any ideas on what brand of scope would be great. thanks
goldengun4
goldengun4
These are links to look at for a variety of scopes.
http://www.samplelist.com/
http://www.swfa.com/c-16-rifle-scopes.aspx
http://www.samplelist.com/
http://www.swfa.com/c-16-rifle-scopes.aspx
Navy_Gunner
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I would stay away from the BSA scopes. I have had alot of them. I hear people say BSA means "barely see anything".
I will say that BSA has the worst customer service I have ever seen in my life. Overall I was happy with my scopes, but one broke (crosshairs) and the company was A-holes as far as getting it fixed.
As far as the rings go, you got alot of good info from other people. I wont add to the posts for that, I just wanted to warn you about BSA
I will say that BSA has the worst customer service I have ever seen in my life. Overall I was happy with my scopes, but one broke (crosshairs) and the company was A-holes as far as getting it fixed.
As far as the rings go, you got alot of good info from other people. I wont add to the posts for that, I just wanted to warn you about BSA