>>65239020 cali hates flash hiders, but has no issues with muzzle breaks or blast forward devices (even if either of the two kill flash, weirdly enough) i don't remember what the other cuck states require though
>attempted to purchase Aero Precision™ upgraded AR buffer tube/receiver extension >backordered for months on every major retailer online tf happened? I thought Aero was supposed to be the popular, readily-available brand that people swore by couple years back. Thunder Ranch type.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)11:35:55
>>65239054 Aeros been hard to get ahold of for months. My dealer couldn't even get through to customer service with them after not getting rifles for almost half a year. Rumors are that they're either going full B2B or are having financial issues.
>>65239091 COG'n'dot is still one of the most utilitarian setups in my opinion. Biggest hangup is needing to adjust your stock/LoP if you run around in nods to back up from the piggyback dot, making using the COG a practice in futility thanks to the eye relief. That said, if you're running around shooting passive with nods, it's unlikely you're getting behind the COG anyway.
Piggyback puts the dot at a great height for passive nods shooting.
Dot magnifiers have always been dog water, but they're secondary to using the dot by itself. Supplemental magnification for PID or marginally improving shot placement at mid-ranges.
As much as I appreciate my SpecterDR, it's getting long in the tooth. I find 1x with a piggyback dot more intuitive and quick relative to 1x on the Elcan. Memorizing and baking the holdovers for the piggyback at close ranges to offset height over bore doesn't take tremendous effort or a lot of tine.
LPVOs are fine. 1x is okay depending on the model, but parallax still factors in relative to a dot. They are not as intuitive when shooting from awkward positions. They typically add bulk and weight relative to other options. I usually use them on guns with a mid-range+ focus with 1x without needing a supplemental dot being a bonus. Still have never tried using an LPVO passively with nods on, can't comment on how easy that is or isn't. I imagine a piggybacked dot on the LPVO would come in handy for nods enjoyers.
>>65239091 Elcan obviously. >>65239168 Eh there are some very lightweight ones these days. You can get under an elcan with atleast a couple ""decent"" LPVOs >>65239327 >As much as I appreciate my SpecterDR, it's getting long in the tooth. Just box it up and send it over, ill take good care of it.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:11:37
>>65239170 The mk18 on the right belongs to trans seal kristin beck btw
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:14:38
>>65239020 >Do any states have restrictions on muzzle devices/threading barrels? NY didnt allow threaded barrels for featureless ARs but that was a while ago and all the old rules are probably mute now you want real abomination, put a thorsden stock on one of those pump action ARs I think were made by troy
>>65239020 NJ doesn't allow flash hiders on rifles but allows it on others.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:53:43
>>65239091 >11.5 LPVO for your redditcore do it all rifle >10.3 (God’s choice) T2 if you want something that’s actually good. Elcan if you want to spend a lot of money for something that performs very mid but looks cool. Elcan with a T2 on top if you want to spend a lot of money to be retarded and not look cool (this is what I did)
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:55:33
>>65239020 Just look for some Reddit page about CA gun owners, NY probably second.