Recent content by 2ac

Thanks guys, I do have a threaded MKIII. It's great on there, just thinking about something different. It also has a Fastfire II, very fun. I think I'm going to try one of the new Walther PPK/S'. I know, I know, but it looks fun and has received favorable reviews so far. Worst case, I sell it...

I've inherited my father's Specter, and would like to pick up a new host for it. One that I'm looking at is the Sig p226 .22lr. Does anyone have any experience with this? Any other thoughts will also be entertained. Thanks in advance.

I'm in, Thanks for the opportunity.

There's an upper on a local forum for $825, complete. Less than 150 rounds in excellent condition.

There's just too many to list without knowing your price range and expectations. Now for my money, and leaving the front sight tower, I might pick up a Fortis REV Free Float Rail System - CAR Cutout.

I don't own a TAD pack, but sure would if I had the funds and wanted one nice pack. That being said, I don't really like riding my bike too far without a dedicated pack. Hiking and biking packs have pretty different ergonomics. You might want one of each.

Many of your options have been mentioned, and I'm sure you can't really go wrong picking any of them. That being said, I went with a Centurion Arms, which is a Douglas, and I can't complain. My latest OCW test with 77s and Varget was printing less than .4 moa.

My 6922(1/9 twist) has great potential shooting 60 and 55 gr ballistic tips. It also does well with 69gr SMKs. It's the only Colt barrel I have experience with, but I think they have pretty good potential. I'm not sure about 1/2 moa consistently though, but easily under an inch. It might be...

My suggestion would be to look at Centurion Arms offerings.

I have a small TAD addiction, and it doesn't help having champaign tastes on a beer budget. TAD Ranger Hoodie TAD Recon Hoodie TAD Stealth Arcteryx Theta LT Not to mention various North Face, Patagonia, Marmot, and Kühl stuff. Yes, it is an addiction. Maybe we need a support group.

I don't own a P30, but do own a HK45c and a P2k, both Light LEM. I find the LEM trigger very easy to shoot accurately, once accustomed to. It will be the same from first shot to last. The best way I can describe it, is it feels like a 5#, 2 stage rifle trigger. With the first stage at about 1.5#...

I have the same mount, PST 2.5-10 and a SOPMOD. I love the combo, perfect cheek weld every time.

Nice Seekins brake, have one on my .308 and it works great.

Grey Ghost Gear is worth checking out.