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LebbenB wrote: If you don't plan on proning out on the ground, a 6" to 9" bipod will work nicely. Also, look at the way the bi-pod mounts to the rifle. Some Harris' mount to the swivel stud (Like on a bolt action hunting rifle), others have a pic rail-type mount.
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BUILDING MY SASS wrote:
fallenangelhim wrote: What is the difference between the two? Can I use this on the basic flattop AR-10 20inch barrel?
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First off...the handguards are "almost the same"...one gives you the option of the gas adjustment for a suppressor...if you are not going to get a Can...you can easily with the other one...
You might, as suggested go with the Gen 2 Drop in from MI...they are very light and extremely durable...but if a FF is what you are truly seeking...there may be another choice coming up...
Question...do you intend to add alot of extras to it...beyond a Bipod...
and What is DMR... :S :whistle:
BMS
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My thanks for the answer...sorry to sound dense...alittle out of touch these days...LOLfallenangelhim wrote:
BUILDING MY SASS wrote:
fallenangelhim wrote: What is the difference between the two? Can I use this on the basic flattop AR-10 20inch barrel?
www.armalite.com/ItemForm.aspx?item=1070...f9-ad41-94c786b875b1
www.armalite.com/ItemForm.aspx?item=1010...f9-ad41-94c786b875b1
First off...the handguards are "almost the same"...one gives you the option of the gas adjustment for a suppressor...if you are not going to get a Can...you can easily with the other one...
You might, as suggested go with the Gen 2 Drop in from MI...they are very light and extremely durable...but if a FF is what you are truly seeking...there may be another choice coming up...
Question...do you intend to add alot of extras to it...beyond a Bipod...
and What is DMR... :S :whistle:
BMS
No, I don't plan on putting anything on the rail other than a bipod. I think I've settled on the lightweight round aluminum handguard from Armalite.
DMR stands for Designated Marksman Rifle.
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LebbenB wrote: Some folks like Grip-Pods, but I'm not one of them. Our DMR's were issued them during our deployment to the 'Stan, a gift from one of the bright idea fairies at Brigade. Within 6 weeks, there were four Grip-Pods taking up space in my platoon connex because my shooters had gone back to Harris'.
IMO, a Grip Pod is heavier and harder to adjust for uneven ground. The models we were given could not be adjusted for cant and would not pan. When used as a VFG, it tended to pop open.
Bottom line: A hybrid is an object that does two jobs, neither one of them very well.
Extra height in a bi-pod is useful when shooting prone because it allows for a greater range of adjustment if the target is substantially higher than you.
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fallenangelhim wrote: Thanks "BUILDING MY SASS" and "Lebben." You guys have been a huge help. I just got the call that my rifle has arrived at my FFL. Going to pick it up now! Will post pics after trip to the range today!
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