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5/18/2015 2:20:18 AM
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I have a wasr 10, a beneli nova, a glock 26, a 870 20 gauge, a mosin nagant, a ruger sr 22, and a custom build ar in progress.
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How's that WASR 10 working out for you? I never picked one up and I've heard some unfortunate stories about them, like canted front sights and poorly matched pistons.
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It's flawless I constantly shoot 10 inch groups at 300 yards open sights
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In an AK at that range that's about as right as you will ever get.
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Yea I'm think about throwing a 4x scope to see if I can get 500-600 out of it, but that's asking a lot.
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If you get an American optic you might be able to at least see the target that far out but conventional battlefield doctrine puts the max effective engagement range for a battle rifle like that at about 400m. That's one reason why the Russian POSP optics only have a range finder for 400m max. If you can find a Russian optic, avoid Kalinka good optic crap price, and you have the original side rail a POSP will serve you well. I tried an American red dot and it wasn't a good fit. All the after market Weaver and Picatinny rails you can get seem to be mounted on the least stable parts of the weapon, like the gas block or the dust cover. The receiver mounted side rail seems to be the best option for consistent zeroes, unless you find it relaxing to bench shoot.
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Yea I found a Russian based company that sells the rails, since I already have the bracket on the side of the receiver. I was planning on just popping on a Weaver 4x they have always served me well on my ars.
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If you can get a Weaver that mounts to that bracket that would be another good way to go. My Arsenal they mounted Weavers in really obnoxiously useless spots luckily it has a milled receiver with the receiver mount so I do have that one super stable option. Another good thing about the old Russian POSP optics is they have a diode that illuminates the retical. 90% of them are broken but, I found that if you drop the right size spherical tritium insert into where the diode sits it fits perfectly and you have a battery free illuminated optic. Not quite a Meprolite but it works and you don't have to worry about the battery going dead in the field at inconvenient times.
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Good idea with the psop I'll have to look into it
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The hard part is getting the Tritium vials shipped. My uncle is the one who put me onto it. He had a devil of a time getting them shipped because DHS classifies them as a potential radiation hazard. I say it would probably be cheaper to buy black market uranium than to get enough tritium to make a dirty bomb. LoL Still it is what it is and I suppose better safe than sorry.
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Have 2 870's (one Wingmaster one Super-Mag) both in 12 guage. The mosin is just a fun gun all around and have been looking to sporterize mine. How's that G26 though? Is that the compact 45? I have a 17 & 23.
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No it's the subcompact 9mm. One of the best ccw choices out there.
