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    New rail for the M1 AUG

    It was mentioned earlier that Pete is making a long rail for the M1 that will extend back to the ejection port.

    Here's a question that needs to be answered:

    Do you want it the same height as the A3 rail or do you want it the height as the A3 "military high rail" (which is the same height as the M1 long rail).

    I've seen the drawing of the high rail but unless Pete gives the ok won't post anything yet, but the A3 height should look very similar to the CL rail minus flip up sights.


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    I vote A3. It seemed perfect.

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    Standard A3. And yes it does seem perfect. I am happy with my AUG and doubt I would get another but still. I wish it would be standard or at least an option

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    The military high is only useful with the Aimpoint without spacer and the original Steyr optic. The standard "AR-esque" height is more useful for a wider range of optics- but then you risk your knuckles due to the overall design.

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    The standard A3.

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    Standard A3.

    I've been wanting to mount an ACOG TA31 ECOS to my A3 M1 but find that the eye relief is insufficient for a standard rail, and the high rail creates a jaw to stock weld. It just needs to be 1/2" lower than the high rail to be perfect.
    I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.

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    FYI- I'd rather have a rail that looks more like the A2 style than the A3 style. Just make it go back to the ejection port.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sensei View Post
    Standard A3.

    I've been wanting to mount an ACOG TA31 ECOS to my A3 M1 but find that the eye relief is insufficient for a standard rail, and the high rail creates a jaw to stock weld. It just needs to be 1/2" lower than the high rail to be perfect.

    Do you have the long rail or the short rail? Also I believe the TA31ECOS has the shorter annoying eye box which Trijicon should have gotten rid of ten years ago. Get the 3.5x model with a slightly longer eye relief. I run an ACOG LED 4x32 on an A3 military high rail but it also has the short retarded eye box- which is annoying so I have to put it all the way in the back. As far as cheek weld, it's sufficient enough but would prefer something a little lower, not much though.


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    Posted by: CRAMBONE
    Sam,
    Are you going to use a suppressor on your rifle?
    Yes, I have a SilencerCo Omega.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firefly View Post
    Standard A3. And yes it does seem perfect. I am happy with my AUG and doubt I would get another but still. I wish it would be standard or at least an option
    A3. That height with a t1 in 416 height mount is perfect.

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