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User Reply Quote Report David14 There is no David14 on the computer. Bronze Contributor Team Feb 2008 USA GA, USA 7424 : 0-0-0 : 3/9/2011 10:09:40 Bump to keep the awesome going. Sometimes you have to look for the irony, and sometimes it runs at you, head-butts you, kicks you in the balls, then bends you over and makes you its bitch. strat81 Misanthropic Realist Bronze Contributor Team Apr 2007 USA NE, USA Instructor 18261 : 0-0-0 : 3/9/2011 11:01:18 Thanks for sharing. “I believe in Karma. That means I can do bad things to people all day long and I assume they deserve it.” – Dogbert Join the Nebraska Firearms Owners Association today! http://www.nebraskafirearms.org/ SideSalad Platinum Contributor Team Mar 2010 USA USA Military 307 : 0-0-0 : 3/9/2011 11:05:55 Thanks a bunch and your timing is impeccable – I just got my Aimpoint M4S and mount from Laure yesterday. Good stuff. SS I.Y.A.O.Y.A.S. MP0117 May 2007 USA TN, USA 7191 : 0-0-0 : 3/9/2011 11:54:26 Man, that’s really cool. Thanks! chewbacca What is tinfoil today, is NEWS tomorrow. Bronze Contributor Team May 2004 USA AZ, USA 8579 : 0-0-0 : 3/10/2011 12:08:43 T FUckin cool! thanks. “Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” -Ben Franklin Slopes-2-Shores Bronze Contributor Team Jan 2008 USA CO, USA 2201 : 0-0-0 : 3/10/2011 10:17:05 T Good work and very good of you to share it. Well done. Thankyou. -JC Always do sober what you said you’d do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut. Ernest Hemingway JessR45 May 2007 USA USA 1 : 0-0-0 : 3/10/2011 12:33:00 Lurking around here for years, my first post….. Well Done, Thanks Much !!! Regards, Jess thecolter383 Jun 2009 USA IN, USA 46 : 0-0-0 : 3/10/2011 7:21:15 I just updated the targets with a more bold black ring at the request of a few s here. Thanks for the comments Winn Ready aye Ready Bronze Contributor Team Jan 2006 USA CO, USA Online Posts: 3905 : 0-0-0 : 3/10/2011 7:31:38 Originally By Slopes-2-Shores: Good work and very good of you to share it. Well done. Thank you… Poznai Sebia … Know Yourself. In Hoc … bcsoeod Taxpayer funded JBT Bronze Contributor Team Dec 2009 USA FL,

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I can not use the rear sight with the magnifier of course. Using the rear sight and the 4 MOA dot it is crazy accurate at 100 yards. Even without the rear sight and the dot all screwed up the accuracy is 3 inches at 100 yards without the magnifier, Thanks,Keith LA_357SIG3/10/2010 8:38:36 PM on the Aimpoint: I wear prescription glasses and when I look @ my Aimpoint and Burris Fastfire the dot looks blurry.

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Aimpoint ML3 or Micro. 50,000 hours of battery life, night vision capable (the ML3 can use NVG’s) and you can choose a 2moa or 4moa dot with the ML3. Build to withstand everything you can put at them! The reticle is much simpler, but IMHO its not a downside. I’ve used EOTechs and aimpoints side by side, and dont see any difference in target aquisition for myself. If you like the Trijicon Reflex, i’d say try it out first. You may or may not notice the washout (mainly when in a dark room moving or looking into a lighter room or outside) the reticle can become hard to see. Depending on the type of shooting you’re doing you might not even notice this issue, as long as your environment has ‘stable’ (IE, not changing or transitioning) lighting, you probably wont have any problem with it Battl3fr0nt9/16/2008 12:19:30 AM I think they are good optics. No need to turn them on and they are very light weight. The new 30mm is pretty sweet.. and the fact it uses the Chevron makes it even better.. Tomac9/16/2008 4:45:03 AM I recently acquired the new RX30 Trijicon Reflex and IMHO it’s a big improvement over the earlier versions. FOV through the 42mm objective is great & it’s much harder (but not impossible) to get the reticle to wash out under certain lighting conditions. Here’a a recent thread on the RX30: www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=390015 Tomac Here it is on my STG-556: Reticle shot at 8am w/sun from my 3 o’clock, blue tint is much more pronounced in the pic than it is in real life:

I think those are pretty much it. Someone more knowledgeable (or those that own both) can drop in and add some more info.

I can also add that the handguard on the Pred has had some weight shaved out of it and yes, it is longer. In my experience, there were many requests for the longer handguard to give one more rail room and to accomidate newer shooting styles.

The Pred is less expensive. You can save some scratch towards the purchase of a quality optic.

Lastly, having shot and handled both, the Pred feels like a toy compared to the OBR. Unless you are planning on doing precision shooting or running a suppressor, the Pred is a great choice for your first rifle.
cjparker84 [Member](West Bridgewater, MA) – The matter of Atlantic Research Marketing Systems, Inc. v Austin Precision Products, Inc. d/b/a LaRue Tactical, United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, Civil Action No. 1:09-cv-10034(DPW), was settled and dismissed with prejudice. LaRue Tactical has taken a fully paid up, royalty free license under U.S. Trademark Registration Nos. 3,466,163 and 3,478,909.

I was thinking we could have one that was dedicated to the SKS. I bought (layaway) a Yugo SKS Rifle Stocks today, I paid $251 (is that a good price?) total. It has the flip up grenade sight, and long muzzle device. Stock was dark (possibly dirty?), all numbers matched (don’t know if that’s a big deal?) and the pad on the butt plate was intact. I don’t know much about the SKS, but I’m betting someone here does. I’ll post up some pics of it next week. Do not pray for easier life’s, pray to be stronger men. – JFK User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report bobweaver Gold Contributor Joined: Aug 2009 TX, Got Bird’s? Posts: 1548 Link To This Post Blog User Blog Media Media Collections EE Feedback 100% (5) Posted: 10/15/2011 11:07:02 PM EST [Last Edit: 10/15/2011 11:08:17 PM EST by bobweaver] threads and yes, it sounds like you did good Pigs are evil little bastards! User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report USMCRONIN Joined: Jul 2007 OR, Offline Posts: 2521 Link To This Post EE Feedback 0% (0) Posted: 10/15/2011 11:09:12 PM EST SKS are good simple reliable rifles, hard to beat. Order up some spam cans of ammo on stripper clips. The stippers are resuable, and make loading fast. Price, not bad these days, when SKS’s first started to get imported many years ago they where around $75 – $100 wholesell. Ammo was about that same price for 1100 on stippers and 1500 loose. Should have put away a case of the russian ones. I like the looks of the older Russian ones, they are listed as C & R’s nowadays. Its been reported, but I’m not sure if 100% fact, that China imported more SKS’s in a 3-5 year span then the entire production of Win. Model 94′s. User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report Thunderchicken21 Bronze Contributor Joined: Jan 2009 OH, Offline Posts: 480 Link To This Post Blog User Blog Media Media Collections EE Feedback 100% (20) Posted: 10/15/2011 11:57:47 PM EST Did someone say SKS 1956 Russian Tula….all numbers matching…sorry for the shitty cell pic Si vis pacem, para bellum User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report GlockLuvinRedleg Gold Contributor Joined: Oct 2002 WA, Military Iraqi’s just love the 12 gauge Offline Posts: 3062 Link To This Post Blog User Blog Media Media Collections EE Feedback 100% (8) Posted: 10/16/2011 3:30:11 AM EST Originally Posted By USMCRONIN: SKS are good simple reliable rifles, hard to beat. Order up some spam cans of ammo on stripper clips. The stippers are resuable, and make loading fast. Price, not bad these days, when SKS’s first started to get imported many years ago they where around $75 – $100 wholesell. Ammo was about that same price for 1100 on stippers and 1500 loose. Should have put away a case of the russian ones. I like the looks of the older Russian ones, they are listed as C & R’s nowadays. Its been reported, but I’m not sure if 100% fact, that China imported more SKS’s in a 3-5 year span then the entire production of Win. Model 94′s. im not saying your wrong (seriously i’m not) but i definitly re buying 2 crates of sks’s in 94 (pretty sure it was 94) for a grand total of about 45 dollars a rifle couldn’t tell you what kind they were, i was all of about 16 and my “cousin” was 18, and at the time it seemed like an awesome idea. as teenagers coming out of the cold war era we had a serious survivor mentality for some reason, so the crates and ammo we picked up with em went into a “cache” for a lack of a better word. where we “lived” at the time, that kind of stuff didn’t really raise any eyebrows. They guy we bought em from was a serious, old school, country, kitchen table ffl, who had crates and crates of stuff in his garage. which reminds me, i should prolly go retrieve them from their current location before that property gets sold. hadn’t even thought about those rifles in years. Hell hath no fury like that of a Battery of Paladins firing for effect. proffesional كافر User Info Joined: Nov 2000 OH, Offline Posts: 7955 Link To This Post EE Feedback 100% (3) Posted: 10/16/2011 9:01:03 AM EST Originally Posted By GlockLuvinRedleg: Originally Posted By USMCRONIN: SKS are good simple reliable rifles, hard to beat. Order up some spam cans of ammo on stripper clips. The stippers are resuable, and make loading fast. Price, not bad these days, when SKS’s first started to get imported many years ago they where around $75 – $100 wholesell. Ammo was about that same price for 1100 on stippers and 1500 loose. Should have put away a case of the russian ones. I like the looks of the older Russian ones, they are listed as C & R’s nowadays. Its been reported, but I’m not sure if 100% fact, that China imported more SKS’s in a 3-5 year span then the entire production of Win. Model 94′s. im not saying your wrong (seriously i’m not) but i definitly re buying 2 crates of sks’s in 94 (pretty sure it was 94) for a grand total of about 45 dollars a rifle couldn’t tell you what kind they were, i was all of about 16 and my “cousin” was 18, and at the time it seemed like an awesome idea. as teenagers coming out of the cold war era we had a serious survivor mentality for some reason, so the crates and ammo we picked up with em went into a “cache” for a lack of a better word. where we “lived” at the time, that kind of stuff didn’t really raise any eyebrows. They guy we bought em from was a serious, old school, country, kitchen table ffl, who had crates and crates of stuff in his garage. which reminds me, i should prolly go retrieve them from their current location before that property gets sold. hadn’t even thought about those rifles in years. In ’94, they were probably Chinese. That’s about the time they were as common as most anything else in the local stores. I should have bought more and I should have held on the the ones I bought. Have one Yugo now. User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report hooknladder Joined: Nov 2006 PA, Offline Posts: 820 Link To This Post EE Feedback 100% (19) Posted: 10/16/2011 10:59:35 PM EST Oh yes, the Norinco SKS. I have both the rifle and carbine version. Great shooters and neither have ever failed to go bang. Back in the early 90′s you could get a rifle and 1,000 rounds for under $150 IIRC. Now I see them selling for $300+. User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report GlockLuvinRedleg Gold Contributor Joined: Oct 2002 WA, Military Iraqi’s just love the 12 gauge Offline Posts: 3076 Link To This Post Blog User Blog Media Media Collections EE Feedback 100% (8) Posted: 10/17/2011 12:17:25 AM EST i dont even know what version they are, all we knew was they were 40$ a rifle in crates of 10 with all kinds of cool shit, and the ammo was cheap as hell. Since we “put them down” we havent even touched the spot where they are, out of sight out of mind and all, i think we pretty much verified that they were all real rifles, and then we set em up for loooooong term storage. that old guy was cool as hell, he always had all kinds of crap, i think he went to alot of auctions at the ng base nearby. we ended up with all kinds of cool stuff everytime we swung by i’ll be the first to admit that my childhood was kind of different than most other folks, had alot of slightly unhinged vets as role models, who thought that kids should know everything they had to teach about what they learned in the service. and the local neighbors (ie on the bounds of our acerage) were pretty much all serious survivalists, learned alooooot and alot of what i learned has paid huge dividends in my military carrer Hell hath no fury like that of a Battery of Paladins firing for effect. proffesional كافر User Info IM User Email User Reply Quote Report benw8887 Bronze Contributor Joined: Dec 2009 NM, Severed heads equal open minds! Offline Posts: 734 Link To This Post Blog User Blog Media Media Collections EE Feedback 0% (0) Posted: 10/17/2011 11:52:28 PM EST Originally Posted By bobweaver: threads and yes, it sounds like you did good For some reason I didn’t even think to look in the AK threads!

Aimless [Site Staff]
8/4/2011 2:54:59 PM
I’ve bought stuff from them that I could’ve gotten cheaper elsewhere, I think that “Green Eyes” book and some other stuff because they ship quickly and there’s no BS. I don’t know how their dealers make it work since the prices are the same (I think) and guys seem to want the hats and stuff. I would guess in the long run sweetening the pot with the hats and bottle openers probably more than pays off. My wife just bought a flag from them and there was a bottle opener, some stickers, a copy of the Constitution and some other stuff. I doubt any of that stuff is terribly expensive to buy in bulk, but it costs something and people do get a kick out of that stuff.
zaskar017
8/4/2011 2:55:57 PM
AR4U:
Keeping customers happy keeps ‘em coming back.

ETA: You’ll really start to wonder when you order an $80 Scope Mount or $50 book and you still get all the free schwag.

or when you brake your ARMS mount, post a pic, send it in, and get a free replacement along with all the other goodies
TheGonzo
8/4/2011 2:56:37 PM
Great Products + Great Customer Service + Texas Hospitality = WINNING!
Alien
8/4/2011 2:57:08 PM
HullBreach:
It’s the dillo dust. First your just using it as a dry rub on steaks. Then you discover that its good on virtually all dead animals which are passed through ritual fire before eating. Then you’re using it on grilled veggies.

It’s only a matter of time till your loved ones are trying to intervene as your snorting rails of the stuff off an OBR’s stock.

I had always read the comments from people about this stuff. From what they said, you’d think it was granulated crack or heroin. I’m gonna try it on some burgers tonight.
PinPointOne
8/4/2011 2:57:57 PM
They’re just doing the customer service that others aren’t willing to do.

Great products.
kcolg30
8/4/2011 3:02:11 PM
This thread just reminded me of something…Paging Mark…Paging Mark…..

The 2011 XMAS dillo needs to be….hint, hint, hint …this color…….

I have not updated the pic with the 2010 but…just saying.
damcv62
8/4/2011 3:03:18 PM
You just got your first taste. Say what you want about the man, but he makes great products, and treats his customers right. I will do business with him.
TrojanMan
8/4/2011 3:03:40 PM
Aimless:
I don’t know how their dealers make it work since the prices are the same (I think) and guys seem to want the hats and stuff.

I bought my last Scope Mount from SKD when they ran the SuckIt promotion. But they lost some serious money on that event, so I guess that’s not a fair piece of evidence.

I would suspect that people who buy through dealers do it just to save the hassle of placing multiple orders.
LaRue Tactical doesn’t sell body armor, for example, so if you were already making an order on SKD… “add to cart” and no sweat.

That’s not how I shop, though. I think about a purchase for a week or two, check all the options three times, and then, reluctantly, I’ll part with my money. It takes a serious sale or promotion to get me to impulse purchase something.
NoStockBikes
8/4/2011 3:04:58 PM

kcolg30:

</p>Allot of hunters manage their property with multiple tree stands and pick the hunting spot based on the direction of the wind. Someoneshooting targets down the road will change the deer’s pattern and potentially ruin a weekend or two of hunting. This might seem petty to a non-hunter but allot of the hunters I know spend all year watching deer, planting food plots, and waiting for the season to start. I can understand getting frustrated at someoneshooting targets in these circumstances. purevl2 [Member] 11/8/2011 11:03:48 PM I don’t want to piss on anyone.

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This is what I dont get I belive that you shoot your Eotech faster! What I dont belive is a Eotech is FASTER than a Aimpoint . I use Aimpoint XD( trade in for new at the time <a href="http://www.mountsplus.com/AR-15_Accessories/AR-15_Scope_Mounts/Aimpoint_Comp_ Aimpoint ML2 .html">Aimpoint Aimpoint ML2 </a>) Aimpoint <a href="http://www.mountsplus.com/AR-15_Accessories/AR-15_Scope_Mounts/Aimpoint_Comp_ Aimpoint ML2 .html">Aimpoint Aimpoint ML2 </a> Eotech 551 Scott-S6 2/8/2008 2:19:37 PM If you get on with the circle-dot reticle then it is faster. The circle draws your eye onto the dot. briansmithwins 2/8/2008 2:20:42 PM Turn on your Aimpoint and leave it on for 5 years. It’ll always be ready to go without having to screw with buttons if SHTF. I’ve personally seen 2 Eotechs go down without warning.

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For strictly CQB I would rather have an EOTech or an Aimpoint. A heads up optic is much more useful in a CQB situation.[/quo This I’m aware of, but as stated in the original post it is going to be an all purpose rifle. This, is my rifle. There are many like it, but this one is mine. Without it I am nothing, without me, it is nothing. ggee87 Civilian Sheepdog Bronze Contributor Team Jun 2010 USA WI, USA

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I haven’t seen the stock on an SKS Rifle Stocks personally except in pictures.
Before cleaning.

The first patch I ran through, and the last one. Some krud Kutter for the stock. A little TLC stuff for the commie lady!

And when I was done with her. Not much difference, but much cleaner! Don’t worry my friend, now your have a proper home. Another American Patriot with a commie tool!

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I have a Tula, 59/66 and a Polytec. never had a problem out of any. but, then again I clean mine

EOTech magnifier

Other than the known defective parts – there is no reason to believe that the B5 Enhanced Sliding ButtAR-15 Stocks assembly is in any way different from the LMT provided part except for the adjustment latch and manufacturer’s markings.

The “SOPMOD” AR-15 Stocks design is not a KAC or LMT design, but a design originated by NSWC-Crane – and very similar to the ACR AR-15 Stocks used on the Colt ACR prototypes. NSWC-Crane owns the design, specs, and rights to them, and manufactured the originals. LMT was simply the first commercial manufacturer selected to provide them to the military. The Colt M4 AR-15 Stocks is also a Crane design, as is the MK12 gas-block. These commercially available items were all originally manufactured or developed by NSWC-Crane and subcontracted out.