I'd mount that red dot almost as far back as you can
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I'd mount that red dot almost as far back as you can
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I am thinking of selling some of mine, checking out the prices and saw this.
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I am thinking of selling some of mine, checking out the prices and saw this.
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I’ve always mounted mine as far forward on the upper, but not on the forearm. That doesn’t make me right though.
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I am thinking of selling some of mine, checking out the prices and saw this.
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He's getting into it with someone else with his "rare" Aero AR pistol
I would personally move it back onto the upper receiver. For one it’s a more bomb proof section of Pic as opposed to a rail that can rotate or shift under extreme situations.
The farther forward the dot (to an extent) typically the faster it will enter into your field of view.
If you look on the left side of your receiver where the BCG cam recesses when the bolt is closed there’s a line that’s used For the forging process. I typically position my red dots forward on the upper receiver but not all the way onto the rail and usually they end up centered on that line with 1/2 T marks left open depending on the size of the dot or the size of the mount
Personal preference on that though, but it’s the way I’ve always shot.
I found It’s a good balance between a nice field of view and fast acquisition for me.
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It may just be the optic but when I mount it to the rear like that the frame bisected my vision leaving me a 6 inch blind spot at 100m
Maybe because I am used to shooting pistols with an RDS I am more comfortable viewing the optic at a distance. I wish I could put a c-more slide ride on the end of the AR but I don't have one anymore.
A have several rare Aeros then. I am in luck!
I keep mine at the front part of the upper like so
Sometimes a little further back. Depends how I feel and what works
I would avoid mounting on the rail portion because I have experienced them coming loose if I didn't check and recheck them though the day
I got a dingy Mak
Cost me less than $200 back in the day though
Cost me less than $200 back in the day though
The muzzle swallwed that bullet all the way to the case. On 7.62x39, about 2mm of a bullet is still visible. Just checked 3 SKSes and a WBP AK.
I’ve always mounted mine as far forward on the upper, but not on the forearm. That doesn’t make me right though.
I moved it to the receiver. It's only a couple of inches, so I probably can deal with it.
Thanks for the advice yall.
Also @Rabbit2047 if you find you like your dot pushed even a bit farther, but want to avoid mounting on the rail you can go with a cantilevered optic mount that secures on the upper but pushes the dot a bit forward.
helps with optics that have a longer body like the Aimpoint or Strikefire type “tubes”. Kept the optic weight centered on the rifle but pushes the tube a bit farther up where I like it. Also helps a lot if you decided to run a flip-to-side magnifier on said optic because of your eye relief for the magnifier and losing real estate on the upper for mounting (with BUIS, magnifier, 30mm type red dot etc)
helps with optics that have a longer body like the Aimpoint or Strikefire type “tubes”. Kept the optic weight centered on the rifle but pushes the tube a bit farther up where I like it. Also helps a lot if you decided to run a flip-to-side magnifier on said optic because of your eye relief for the magnifier and losing real estate on the upper for mounting (with BUIS, magnifier, 30mm type red dot etc)
This my ideal sight picture but I would never mount it that close to the muzzle cause I would probably destroy the optic within the first mag.
Got 1000 rounds of 7.62x39 coming for 250.00 this weekend. Not too bad. WAY better than fucking green tip prices. Hello combloc!
I got my German polys today too, after a long ass day of work that was nice
