[soldierman79]

Originally Posted by roachcore

Spikes tactical m4le midlength

Nice! I have one exactly like it and love the hell out of it. I'm a big fan of the KISS set up.

P.S. I own p.54

[SGT-MILLER]

DPMS 16" Lo-Pro 100 yard 10 round grouping (55 grain XM193 FMJ) (Full value left to right wind in excess of 10 mph)



DPMS 24" Bull Barrel Setup

[sublime42283]

Just painted to keep everything camouflaged.

[sublime42283]

Originally Posted by SGT-MILLER

Very nice, sublime.

IMO, keep the front sight post and get a nice, compact BUIS and your rifle setup will be complete.

got a BUIS in my LBV just in case the scope goes to sh%^.

[mjkeat]

Originally Posted by sublime42283

got a BUIS in my LBV just in case the scope goes to sh%^.

Whats it going to do in there?

[CHLChris]

With a rear BUIS under a scope, does someone pretty much have to have a quick-release scope mount? How would someone remove a scope in the field without quick release?

[mjkeat]

Originally Posted by CHLChris

With a rear BUIS under a scope, does someone pretty much have to have a quick-release scope mount? How would someone remove a scope in the field without quick release?

If your primary is over you buis it would need to be removed. I'd use a multi tool.

[luan87us]

it kinda pointless to have a buis that is being cover by the scope. If I was to have a back up it need to work without me taking the time of assemble/disassemble something for it to work lol.

[SGT-MILLER]

Run a quick release mount on the scope and you'll be able to go from optic to BUIS in a fast manner.

[sublime42283]

My scope is quick release and the my buis is quick release as well I have already sighted the open sights and I know exactly where it goes on my rail if I need to put it back on. I also have a small red dot on top of the scope which is sighted to about fifty yards.