Im getting an Eotech 553 and was curious if its bad to beige the optic across the gap between the upper and the rail. I have heard this can cause problems, but though I would ask here to see if anyone has had experience with the aforementioned optic and situation. Im currently running Centurion arms diopter sights so I don't have a lot of room on the upper. If need be I could change sight but id rather not.
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Re: Bridging the gap?
Anyone?
Anyone?
Re: Bridging the gap?
I use a YHM EOTech riser. It's $35 and it will raise the EOTech so you're cowitnessing in the bottom third of the EOTech and you can use it to bridge the gap.
I've put a lot of rounds through my 10.3" SBR and it's held zero.
I use a YHM EOTech riser. It's $35 and it will raise the EOTech so you're cowitnessing in the bottom third of the EOTech and you can use it to bridge the gap.
I've put a lot of rounds through my 10.3" SBR and it's held zero.
Re: Bridging the gap?
I use a 553 with an arms sir ( its my older platform ), but if you were using a non-monolithic say a daniel defense i would say YES you can bridge the gap.
I use a 553 with an arms sir ( its my older platform ), but if you were using a non-monolithic say a daniel defense i would say YES you can bridge the gap.
Re: Bridging the gap?
thanks for the replies guys I think I'm just join to go ahead and get different irons to run with it as i really don't feel like screwing with something that may or may not work out. The rifle Its going on gets a ton of use and Id rather shoot than tinker.
thanks for the replies guys I think I'm just join to go ahead and get different irons to run with it as i really don't feel like screwing with something that may or may not work out. The rifle Its going on gets a ton of use and Id rather shoot than tinker.
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