...but this one is mine

[zombie killer]

So I started this build in 09, it has seen multiple stocks, optics, flash hiders and a different barrel.

newest configuration









when it was a 14.5 with a perm. attached FH


Mega Lower
Daniel Defense LPK
KNS anti-rotaion pins
Magpul K grip
Magpul BAD
Oversized mag release
KAC Ambi-selector
KAC trigger guard
DD bolt
Spikes buffer
Magpul CTR with enhanced pad
Magpul ASAP and MS2
BCM Gunfighter Mod 4
Vltor MUR-1 upper
Daniel Defense 10.0 Lite Rail
Noveske SS 10.5" barrel
KAC irons
BattleComp
T1 on KAC mount
Magpul AFG
stippled KAC rail covers
Surefire G2 in Vtac mount
Larue index clips
Gasbuster mod, care of 03 Design Group

I built this for general purpose and home defense. I wanted it to be short maneuverable and as accurate as it could be. It runs great. I decided on these particular parts based on my experience with others. I tried multiple stocks, grips, fore grips and comps/flash hiders as well as optics. The rail is a tad overkill for only a light and a grip but i like not having a front sight post.

[Militant83]

nice looking stick

[zombie killer]

Thanks, I hope to add a Surefire light and Battle Comp 1.0 eventually. It has been changing since the day I put it together.

[seb5]

Good looking smoke pole, rear sight?

[lethal dose]

Good looking smoke pole, rear sight?

He may do what I sometimes do... use a small optic like the t1 and use it as a rear aperture.

[zombie killer]

I'm still working on the rear sight, I'm hoping to pick up a KAC 300m

[zombie killer]

new grip, new flash hider, new pic

[Fire_Medic]

I'm still working on the rear sight, I'm hoping to pick up a KAC 300m

You will be much happier with a Troy, trust me.

[lethal dose]

You will be much happier with a Troy, trust me.

This statement is quite subjective.

[Fire_Medic]

This statement is quite subjective.

The KAC micro sights are, IMHO, good for looks on a rifle. I had a BCM/URX II upper built by gun gallery, and the ONLY thing I did not like about it was the micro sight. The first class I took with that upper I shot irons only for 3 days. The rear sight was very easily getting pushed down, it wouldn't stay up and in place, and everytime the sight was moved it was also moving out of adjustment from where I had it zeroed. IE, it would click down and move a notch, then I would push it back up and it wouldn't stay in place, everytime a click over on the adjustment, so 3 or 4 times and your sight in is gone, goodbye.

This was not an environment I would call hostile by any means, there was no reason for that to go on continuously.

If you really will ever use your irons, which you should for practice, I would not trust that rear sight. I couldn't get it off soon enough and put a Troy BUIS on there. The Troy's are easy to adjust, and stay where you put them.

This is "my" subjective opinion based on my experience. If you have a complete KAC build and most likely never use your irons because you only use your optic then have it, just to have it complete, but I do not care for it.

You stating the opposite of me is also subjective, but maybe you have not had the same experience. That's what's wonderful about the forum, we can all share experiences and leave others to gather as much info as possible and make their own decision as to what "fits" them and "their" needs.

Again, not bashing KAC, I just didn't care for the sight based on my experience.

Not because my sisters, brothers, cousins, boyfriend told me on wikipedia that the sights are no good.

There are many members of this board that share my same opinion as well from having similar experiences.

Plus the OP already has a Troy front buis on his rifle, easier just to complete the set.

FM