Seriously, how did he do that for $500.00? I have that much in my Anderson M16-A4 copy but only because I got the upper on clearance from a place that was going out of business. Could he build a Colt 635 lookalike 9mm carbine for that price?
A ghost ring sight is the quickest, and most accurate hunting sight. It must be mounted on the rear of the receiver. Your eye naturally will center things. All you do is look through the hole and focus on the front sight. I suspect you had an aperture that is really small, which is great for close in precision. But not fast.
It actually looks big, like so big I feel there would be no accuracy. I haven’t even shot it yet, just want to get something I’m used to already. I have zero problems with regular iron sights. May end up trying a red dot type just wanted to stay away from batteries and delicate optics. My intent for this one was a rugged truck gun
Try the ghost ring, you will be amazed at how easy it is. Trying to line up three things in three planes is hard, harder or impossible when older. I can still shoot irons with rear peep well. I ignore the rear peep. I let the target be blurry and keep my focus on the front sight post. Almost feels like cheating. Though that is getting a bit harder to be precise due to eyesight. I use dot sights much more now. And scopes. Good luck.
They banned mini 14's in Canada, but not sks's?
Sig Romeo gets good reviews. Good on battery life too it seems. After being still for a bit it shuts itself off, wakes up when the rifle moves. I have a few vortex strikefires, not low profile though. Look at the sigs, they won't break the bank either.
That is pretty sad. Can you have a scoped bolt action up there? If I was a wanna be dictator, those are the ones I would worry about. Lol
My bad, I meant to reply to the Canucks.Idk i’m not in Canada. I self banned guns
Burris fastfire iii has been good to me but I’m running it on a turkey gun. I also have a bushnell trs25 that’s pretty slick.
