This forum would be boring if we all just bought Colts (and Magpul and Surefire)

**PattonWasRight** · 04-08-17, 15:44

Originally Posted by Eurodriver

Then I started shooting 8" gongs...in a hurricane. Maybe they just need more practice?

https://youtu.be/IAzV7X5EPbc

Love the Grandpa at the end .... "show off!"

**cistercian** · 04-08-17, 16:01

I like my 6920 colt/aimpoint M4S combo and decided I wanted a midlength. I just brought a Daniel Defense M4V7 Mloc home. Aimpoint M4S inbound as well as a
Geissele SSA-E trigger. Perhaps I will come back to report what kind of horror malfunctions occur.

But I doubt that will be the case. Fingers crossed!!!

**Canonshooter** · 04-08-17, 16:13

Originally Posted by Eurodriver

Then I started shooting 8" gongs at 600 - in a hurricane. Maybe they just need more practice?

https://youtu.be/IAzV7X5EPbc

Don't mean to be a dumb ass, smart ass or be contentious, but I have to ask: what is the purpose of the white-light WML on that rifle? It seems to be set up for longer range engagements...

BTW, you need to try that at -5 degrees F. with the wind-blown snow. ;-)

**RHINOWSO** · 04-08-17, 16:46

Originally Posted by Stickman

Sub one inch groups with generic iron sights from a sitting position using a stock non-FF barrel and off the shelf ammo in 15-20 mph winds? I've shot with Olympic alternates, and they don't seem to be able to make a stock Colt M4 do that well.

Hey, it's Eurodriver - check yo-self.

**RHINOWSO** · 04-08-17, 16:48

Oh, nice rifle BTW.

**Eurodriver** · 04-08-17, 17:11

Originally Posted by Canonshooter

Don't mean to be a dumb ass, smart ass or be contentious, but I have to ask: what is the purpose of the white-light WML on that rifle? It seems to be set up for longer range engagements...

BTW, you need to try that at -5 degrees F. with the wind-blown snow. ;-)

Not a dumb question at all.

It isn't used for white light

**Stickman** · 04-08-17, 17:31

Originally Posted by Eurodriver

Maybe I should compete in the olympics then.

I heard similar comments from haters when I asked what it would take to hit small gongs at 600 yards. "IMPOSSIBLE" the internet said.

I'm not sure what a video of you shooting prone supported with a scope has to do with your current post. In one you are shooting from a prone supported firing position, in the other you are sitting unsupported. In one you are using a free floating barrel, in the other you are not. In one you are using a scope, in the other you are using generic iron sights. The ammunition and barrel differences are unknowns.

I consider your groups to be remarkable as Molon has test fired that ammunition for accuracy using:

"Accuracy testing was conducted following my usual protocol of firing 10-shot groups from a concrete bench at a distance of 100 yards using my 24” Krieger barreled AR-15. This barrel has a 1:7.7” twist. The free-float rail of the rifle rested in a Sinclair Windage Benchrest and the PRS stock was stabilized in a Protektor bunny-ear rear bag. Wind conditions were monitored using a Wind Probe. Sighting was performed using a Leupold Competition Series scope with a mirage shade. The scope was adjusted to be parallax free at 100 yards."

He states his groups to have been "Three 10-shot groups of the Speer LE 64 grain Gold Dots fired in a row had extreme spreads that measured: 1.11”, 0.91”, 1.30”

For you to be bettering his, from an unstable shooting position, without the aid of magnification is highly remarkable.