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1/16/2012 5:56:28 PM eclark53520: ALPHAGHOST: RUT: >>I had to fix the locking block after 50 rounds<< Just curious.... what's to fix on a locking block? Sorry for not specifying. I had replace the locking block due to several cracks. I wasn't too enthused about having to overnight it to Glock Accessories and then wait weeks on end for it to return so I had a local smith replace it. And when i said cracks, I mean it. Several cracks on the horizontal face of the locking block. You could feel each of them with your fingernail. MaineAR
3/2/2012 7:57:16 AM Batteries are available at Radio Shack, $13… ParkerNT
6/6/2010 9:46:21 PM EDT With a 50 yard zero, you are very close to point of impact = point of aim at distances up to 250 yards. However, for unknown distances beyond 250 yards where the ACOG is supposed to be superior, I seriously question the overwhelming superiority of the ACOG for the following reasons: 1. There is not always a 19″ chest to range the reticle with. Even when there is a chest to range on, distance estimation is not very precise using this method. 2. If your range estimate is off even by 50 yards, the shot will be way off. 3. Most people do not practice hitting targets at unknown ranges beyond 250yds. 4. Most people are not using the exact ammo the reticle on their ACOG is set up for. 5. Most field positions do not give the positional stability required for long range work. 6. At extreme distance, elevation is not the only challenge. Wind also needs to be compensated for. The ACOG does not deal with windage. I would bet that the ACOG vs. an Aimpoint with kentucky windage and elevation would be close in real world performance for the majority of shooters. FFMedic<br>
Alright crew, got a new topic I need some assistance with. I have a Streamlight Super Tac that I think would be a very nice accessory to add on my AR. My problems are as follows. Need a handguard I can put a rail on (as much as I hate it I might be going back to the MagPul MOE), next in line I need a 1913 Picatinny rail mount for the light its self, and also would like to know if there are any pressure switches etc. etc. that are avaliable for this light as well. balloo93
2/10/2012 1:08:41 AM I like my KPOS. I SBR’ed my Glock Accessories 35 so I have a little longer barrel. The KPOS makes for a nice platform to add a reddot sight on it. I also mounted a laser and a flash light. But no matter how many gadgets I mounted on the KPOS, I can pop out the pistol and be back to normal pistol mode in literally less than 10 seconds. I really like how compact it is with the stock folded. The only two things I want to change on it (which I am working on my concept) are to make the stock just a little longer and a little better check weld. What is there is fine, I was just use to my older Wilhelm Bubbits stock that was a little longer with better check rest and stoarge for extra mags in the buttstock. I also have one of the older Aluminum under folder stocks which is almost too long, but it has no check weld at all. I also have one of the Endo adpaters with a Magpul CTR which is the best for cheek weld and is adjustable for length of pull from short to way long. Of course neither the Wilhelm Bubbits, the Alminum underfolder or the Endo with CTR has any optics mounting ability or folding stock ability like the KPOS does. I will try to get some photos posted soon. muzzleloader: How doyou like the KPOS? I think the Gen2 looks pretty cool and fun as a plinker. Lgunsmoker: UnkleKrunkle: Does anyone know if the KPOS works with a Glock Accessories 17 gen 4? And what if it has raised glcok sights? Mine is not a Gen 4, but I am sure I have read the KPOS fits the Gen 4. Also reasonable raised glcok sights should be fine. I have tons of room with standard glcok sights in mine. Even enough room to actually use the iron glcok sights in a pinch with the KPOS kit installed. backbencher