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looking for a flash hider, something like the Surefire. pre-American version, IIRC, the thread is 18x1? correction: assumed that the RSSG-H24B-308 w/ MCM stock had metric threading. removed the flash hider and the threads are 5/8-24

For my use, I did not get a 20moa mount. Initially, I utilized a quick disconnect mount so the optic can be used elsewhere, but sold it and got Seekins 6/4 30mm (high .97") rings. NF15×50 objective sits ~ 1/4" above the barrel so caps may be a consideration. Since the optic has 110moa EL adj...

get the AFAR Kit to mount picatinny bipods a few months back, magazines were hard to find, but mags were released and can now be found. little spendy, but get extras. since you got such a great deal, you can buy a quality scope for 1/2 price! I got mine for 1/2 off :-D as noted above...

I've used the Tangodown for several years and love it. Solid mount and the legs are polymer. The beauty of the design is that the legs fold back toward the receiver, and the feet are notched for a perfect fit against the rail. While stowed, the weapon still has a comfortable feel while...

SKU numbers FYI I see some SSG 3000 offerings on the webs with conflicting listings, such as an American version with a classic McMillan stock photo at a killer price. From what I have gleened: SKU RSSG-H24B-308 .... SSG3000 308 1:12 (McMillan stock) RSSG-H24B-308-P .... 24" Patrol...

While the AR setup will be much higher on the bolt, use a Bradley Cheek rest and all is good. Best cheek rest I have seen..... Just remember your zeros when swapping rifles. I use a NF on several rifles

haven't handled the US stock, but I'm sure that you'll love the McM!! post pics when you get it. accuracy is impressive out of the box

So far, the 3000 eats everything fed it. Every fired case will drop into a Dillon Case Guage and headspace perfectly. Cases fired from other chambers will not allow the bolt to close. Still developing loads - during OCW, some do < 3/4" at 200, better than FGMM 168. Me likes :cool: