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Mpa is the best for prs style shooting, mostly due to the fire control hand position. But the arca cut and barricade stops in the forearm are nice to have as well. The ai ax had the nicest quality, but was harder to work with due to the terrible grip shape. Why someone doesn't make a set of...

Odd. I'm definitely right at 1 moa, usually .7 to .8 with hornady vmax 110, hornady 178 Amax and varget. Consistently for five round groups. Accuracy is so close to my stainless barrelled lmt mws that I didn't feel bad at all about selling it and keeping the g2 in its place.

I sold my mws with a 20" ss, 18"ss and a 16" cl. This g2 recon replaced it and I couldn't be happier. I've got the money to buy whatever I please, the g2 is just a more useful design...

I like a 1-4 the most on the g2 recon. You don't lose the low weight and carbine advantages with a 1x variable. And still have glass for target ID. On the lmt, the weight doesn't matter, as it's already borderline a crew served weapon, lol. It is higher quality for sure, but I found it...

My g2 recon ejects around 4:30 with both 178 amax/42.6 varget and 110 vmax/45.9 n135. Mine has officially replaced my 18" ss lmt mws. Sold it yesterday. Beautiful rifle, but it's excessive weight did not balance out with the very small accuracy advantage it held over the g2 recon. Now if I...

The recon should be alright, it's got a heavy enough profile behind the gas block.

My 18" ss shoots in the .6 to .7 range with handloads, consistently. It'll spit out the odd sub half moa group once in a while too. Pretty much anything using a sierra projectile sucked in all three of my mws barrels. My 18" ss only likes hornady 178 amax in a lapua case, 2.815 oal, cci br2...

110 vmax, 47 grains of n135,- 3172fps 168 Amax, 44 grains of varget- 2669 fps 2200 feet of altitude.

Neither my 20" or 18" lmt ss barrels particularly like 175 smk's. Hornady Amax, in 168 and 178 respectively, are what they preferred. 175 fgmm shot okay, 1 moa roughly, but not outstanding like the Amax.

That's a ruger sr22 forearm, threads right on. I was just goofing around trying some Yankee hill tubes, which do not fit incidentally, and tried the old ruger tube out. About half the weight of the factory rail. I'd sell my left nut for one of the new midwest rails, but alas, I'm in Canada, and...

It's similar to an ssa for weight, but crisper, and with less over travel. Not gritty like the typical stock trigger. It's better than the trigger that came with my lmt mws.

You'd be crazy not to take advantage of the major advances of the gen 2. The quality is much higher in terms of fit, finish and metallurgy. When you add in the lighter weight and more compact profile, it's a no brainer. Barrels can still be made for it, you just have to cannibalize the existing...

I've had all three of those on my mws. The surefire is the most effective by far.

Yes. Standard ar triggers work fine. Just put the s3g in mine.

Cci br2

Finally received my g2 recon. Quality is much improved over the older dpms', just a little wiggle between upper and lower, not a lot like their usual products. It really does feel like a 223 ar15 in terms of ergos and weight. Pretty much makes an spr style 223 ar build obsolete. Terrible...

My tikka .223 tactical in an xlr chassis. Strangely, it likes relatively light charge weights. But is disturbingly accurate with Berger 75grain vld's and vv n140.

My 18" ss and 20" ss beat the heck out of my 16" cl in the accuracy department.

I'd never have owned an "old" dpms, this however, is a different animal. It may replace my mws.

Nope, he just really likes 308 gas guns. And this g2 is the most significant development in 308 gas guns in a long time.