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michael_aos
04-30-2007, 22:32
Anybody happen to know if the lightweight "target" version is pre-drilled to accept rails or a swivel-stud?

It doesn't look like it from the picture...

http://www.pri-mounts.com/mm5/graphics/images/05-074-03.jpg

I don't really need / want to add anything right now, but it might be nice to keep my options open.

Mike

PsyKo
05-01-2007, 01:57
maybe its just the morphine, but im pretty sure there are holes all across the top, and four near the front towards the bottom in that pic

michael_aos
05-01-2007, 08:18
That's not where that stuff attaches.

http://www.pri-mounts.com/mm5/graphics/images/05-0071-3.jpg

BadShot
05-01-2007, 08:36
Doesn't look like it from that photo, though it might be better to call PRI and see what the deal is.. they may have two versions.

michael_aos
05-01-2007, 08:47
The rifle-length version with the steel nut and all the rails is 19.04oz.

The rifle-length with the aluminum nut & no rails is 11.20oz.

The Clark version is just a CF tube. Weighs 6oz and costs less than half of the PRI.

If I can't easily add a rail or stud to the PRI, I might as well go with the lighter Clark.

Mike

michael_aos
05-01-2007, 09:45
My thinking was to drop some weight and streamline a little.

I've got a carbine-length FIRSH handguard that weighs ~10.5oz.

I assumed it was more than that. Probably not worth screwing-around with it to save ~4oz.

Mike

Zak Smith
05-03-2007, 22:38
You got a drill, right?

Man up...

michael_aos
05-03-2007, 22:41
drill

The thought had definitely crossed my mind...

I'm going to have the barrel turned-down under the handguard first and see how it balances.

Mike