Recent content by Tamoby

The march is a tough one. I did military heavy team in '08. It was a great time (looking back on it). Getting to see a few of the actual survivors of Bataan was the great. A couple of miles into the even you'll hit a very long, seemingly endless hill before you turn off the road and head...

I prefer #2. I've shot Both #2 and #3 quite a bit. But, I've shot #2 style sights the most and it's what seems to work the best for me.

I just sold my SPR clone, but I liked the PRI forearm a lot. I never felt the need to run a swan sleeve on the rifle because I was running the ADM AD-Recon mount. Plus, I knew I was never going to run night optics. I ran the PRI gasblock front sight as well.

I bought my last scope and mount from him and couldn't have been happier. Great guy, great service, and I'll be ordering another scope from him in the very near future.

I'm currently running three OTG holsters on various belts and mounts. I can't think of any complaints. Since you're looking at just competition use, check out their Adaptive Draw series which uses the G-code RTi mounting system. This will give you a good amount of adjustment and mounting...

BUIS systems are nice to have, but for most of the people out there shooting, I don't think they'll ever be put in a situation that requires them. You could take the extra money you would be spending on a BUIS set and get an even better optic that will be even more reliable and reduce the...

The ADM AD-Recon fits a 50mm scope on an AR perfectly. Depending on the size of your rear back up sight, the scope may or may not contact it. I was using a KAC micro rear sight and had zero issues with clearance. The Larue LT-104 will also work and it will sit a little higher. AD-Recon -...

I'm currently using a American Defence Mount (ADM) 30mm AD-RECON and I've had very good results with it. I don't have the first hand experience to compare it to a larue or some of the other high-end single piece mounts, but with what' I've put my rifle through, it's held up remarkably! I...

One thing I forgot to mention is the illumination. I did like the center dot illum, but I found that the battery drained quite quickly considering its only illuminating a single, small dot. Another thing to note is scope caps. The sunshade is a much smaller OD than the actual objective lens...

For what it's worth, a little more than a year ago I bought a new FFP IOR 4-16x50 30mm with the MP-8 Xtreme reticle from Liberty Optics. I read more reviews prior to purchasing than I care to admit. Both negative, and positive. Being that IOR was turning a new leaf and was looking to become a...

Greetings from the great white north, I've been A member since 2010 but I've been viewing this forum for many, many years. Anytime I've needed information, I've come here. And so far, I haven't had to actually ask a question. I'm an avid shooter and outdoorsman. I've been shooting most...