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26-08-2019, 12:35 #11
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26-08-2019, 12:51 #12
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26-08-2019, 12:58 #13
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26-08-2019, 14:57 #14
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Re: Fitting a free float M-Lok or quad rail to a Smith & Wesson M&P 15 Sport 2 with a FSB
If you're set on keeping the fixed FSB type look. Why not have a look at a Troy or Daniel Defence Fixed front sight that attaches to a rail?
It's the kind of look I went with on my 300blk build, on my original M&P Sport I just used a Troy folding BUIS on a 15" Rail. Not that it's ever been used as such other than to practice with irons.
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26-08-2019, 15:10 #15
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26-08-2019, 17:51 #16
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27-08-2019, 10:37 #17
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Re: Fitting a free float M-Lok or quad rail to a Smith & Wesson M&P 15 Sport 2 with a FSB
Awesome man! Very nice!
On the blk, what is the sight picture light through the optics? assume you using a riser to get a 1/3 co-witness?
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27-08-2019, 10:59 #18
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Re: Fitting a free float M-Lok or quad rail to a Smith & Wesson M&P 15 Sport 2 with a FSB
I don't even see the front sight post as such. With a Red Dot (or any single plane sighting system), my focus is on where I want the bullet to go and I put the dot / reticle there.
I previously had a Sig Romeo 5 which is absolute co witness and it was much the same. I sold it off because I prefer a lower 1/3 so used the red dot from the 5.56 and fitted a variable to that.
That said if you look for it you can see it. The front post doesn't even really bug me on a magnified optic.
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