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I currently have a Smith and Wesson M&P15T. I've been debating on whether I should just get a new Upper or a while new AR. I have a scope currently on. I also have a red dot that I'm looking to mount. Hence the idea of a separate upper and just change when needed.
Does anyone have any experience doing this or any suggestions?
Sounds like a good excuse for another one to me
There never needs to be an excuse to buy more guns. But this Novembers election should be enough to go broke on a few more gunsQuote:
Originally Posted by Spdu4ia
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Originally Posted by Madeinhb
Depending on mount and scope used. The cheapest solution is a pEpr mount. Top caps used can be smooth or rail ones.
https://tse3.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.M...=0&w=201&h=151
OR if you want to go with a FF3 RDS i have a 30 mm offset mount sitting here, no rds with it. I think there are 2-3 rds that use the same mounting pattern for the dot.
https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.M...=0&w=300&h=300
I have found those don't hold zero too well Jim. :)Quote:
The cheapest solutuion is a paper mount
OP, build a new lower too. We all "say" we are getting a spare upper, but then we end up putting it on its own lower anyway.
ALWAYS have spares.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkCO
You are in the wrong place if you want support for "just getting an upper".
Haha will I have a Nikon scope and an Aimpoint Pro - so would be a lot and heavy to mount both lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
True. Was just trying to think to save some money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni
Shooters are worst than Democrats when it comes to spending other people money. [dig]Quote:
Originally Posted by Madeinhb
Hey MarkCO, or any other competetive shooter:
Do you see the future of rifle optics moving into having 2 scopes on the rifle? Example RDS plus variable? Or is the current revolution of 1x to multiple x rifle scopes going to obsolete the 2 scope setup? Disregard being classed in open vs tacops
There already are a lot of dual optics guns.
I have a red dot and a high mag scope on an AR and on a bolt gun. 2 other ARs with an optic and a laser. One has two lasers and a red dot. Leupold has a dual sight optic, and hear tell that two other companies are working on theirs as well.
Having a red dot and a magnified optic is certainly the fastest in some scenarios, sometimes even for the same target.
HahahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by MarkCO
Does anyone have experience with the PSA- PTAC uppers? They have one on sale for $179. If it's pretty good - I'd pick it up to put my Aimpoint Pro on.
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...4eb0fdbca1.jpg
Friends don't let friends buy PTAC. Google is your friend on this topic.
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Originally Posted by Madeinhb
I found a mix of reviews when I did search. Hence why I came here.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
But. But..It says right there that it's ready for Duty. I've paid more for a handguard than this upper. If this is all you can afford right now and it'll get you shooting, I say go for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
You can get a better upper from them for $30-$40 more. Stay away from the PTAC stuff.
I'd up it to PSA's 'Premium' line when they're in stock. Good quality for the money. There's a good chance there will be some specials around Presidents Day.