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    Default Optics on a PTR

    What's the easiest way to put them on the reciever?
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    Default Re: Optics on a PTR

    On their what?

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    I had good luck using my hands. My feet were not quite up for it. I liked the Stanag clamp mount on mine. But if you over tightened, you changed dimensions on the stamped receiver. Sometimes would impede the rifle from cycling properly. Basically, it pinched the bolt carrier in the receiver when it was clamped excessively.

    Like this one here...


    http://www.thecountryshed.com/hk_&_cetme_mounts.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by TS12000 View Post
    On their what?
    don't pick on the challenged, paarticularly one that can't proof read,

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    Thanks for info!

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    I have found that the HK claw mount works very well on mine. It enabled the installation of NV as well as a 4x Fero Z-24 scope.

    Some have had a length of pic rail welded onto the top of the receiver, and use other optics.

    The rifle itself has a very narrow envelope of optics which are useful on it, due to the charging handle notch being located where it is, which will foul the objective lenses of scopes which are very long. Nonetheless, I have never felt the need for more magnification than on the Wetzlar scope.

    Hope this helps some.

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    Quote Originally Posted by palepainter View Post
    I had good luck using my hands. My feet were not quite up for it.
    But with six toes it should be easy for you ......
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    Stanag mt.

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    I was all motivated to figure this out and go spend a day working it out at the range, got busy, and haven't had a chance to do anything to it.

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