I was looking at a bushmaster dealer as referred
to me here and look what I found.
http://www.hecklerkoch-usa.com/pages/civil...leframeset.html
This is the HK 223. I finally realize what my
[problem is with AR-15 and most other military
rifles. The scope line of sight is much higher
above the bore than on civilian hunting rifles.
This is because the high sight plane helps
long range shooting when the kill zone
is 8 inches. Lets face it the guns are
designed to kill people not shoot at targets
or squirrels.
So, what I need to make the AR-15 work real well
is a stock that has some "drop" to it so
my cheek can rest on it and still see through
a scope mounted low on a flat top receiver.
Anyone aware of such a thing ?
BTW, the HK does not seem that expensive considering what some other "clones" are costing
now.
Thanks for any info on Stocks that might
bend down lower a little. I dont know what
the technical term is for it.
Scott in Atlanta
to me here and look what I found.
http://www.hecklerkoch-usa.com/pages/civil...leframeset.html
This is the HK 223. I finally realize what my
[problem is with AR-15 and most other military
rifles. The scope line of sight is much higher
above the bore than on civilian hunting rifles.
This is because the high sight plane helps
long range shooting when the kill zone
is 8 inches. Lets face it the guns are
designed to kill people not shoot at targets
or squirrels.
So, what I need to make the AR-15 work real well
is a stock that has some "drop" to it so
my cheek can rest on it and still see through
a scope mounted low on a flat top receiver.
Anyone aware of such a thing ?
BTW, the HK does not seem that expensive considering what some other "clones" are costing
now.
Thanks for any info on Stocks that might
bend down lower a little. I dont know what
the technical term is for it.
Scott in Atlanta