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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex V View Post
    I will have to throw another vote for Geissele triggers and Aimpoints. I just can't get into the Micros for some reason. I have no idea why but I prefer the older models like the M3 and M4
    For me, the larger optical window would do it. I liked the compactness and light weight of the T1's, but I always gravitated to the Aimpoint Pro because of the big window.

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    While not necessarily a single accessory, I believe that Magpul as a company has revolutionized the AR accessory market.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pomyc View Post
    What particular attributes of the X300 make you feel this way about it? I'm debating between the X300 and a scout light right now and leaning X300. Thanks
    For me, the X300 performs out of proportion to it's small size and light weight. The beam is bright and has a good throw. I like that I can quickly mount it to my AR or handgun and that it's small enough to slip into my pocket. The switch only has two modes- temporary and constant and easy to select either mode.

    The only downsides I can think of is that during constant use, battery life is short and battery changes aren't as simple as I'd like. It's not a cheap light, but it's given me years of trouble free service and to me, well worth what I paid for it
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    any RELIABLE red dot style optic - I prefer Aimpoint Micros

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    Quote Originally Posted by NWshooter View Post
    Arisaka scout mounts. Worth their weight in gold
    For sure. Combined with the BCM kmr upper.. I'm never not impressed with how light and handy they are.

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    I have bought a trigger, a scope mount and a flashlight mount from LaRue Tactical, and I am amazed at how well their stuff is made, and how well it works.

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    There's lot of good gear out there, Aimpoints, ACOG's, Geissele's, Suppressors, Surefires, etc.

    An unmentioned "accessory"/part that I really like is the SLR Sentry 7 Adjustable Gas Block, particularly when shooting suppressed.

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    I'm on the bandwagon with everyone else. Aimpoint Micros and Geissele triggers are fantastic. Like Markm, I think the BCM KMR is incredible. When combined with the BCM KM rails panels, very impressive.

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    A lot of great replies on this thread, and while I would love to say I put an Aimpoint Micro, Trig ACOG, or other optic on every AR I have, it's just not in the budget.

    For me, an "always" is a Magpul hand guard and a DD rear iron sight. Call me anachronistic, but I like A-frame front sights on all my AR's, this gives me options and little negatives if I put an optic on the gun.

    "Serious" guns get red dots, Aimpoints, while range toys and misc. others get good irons. I am still of the belief that it's good to know how to shoot irons, and it's fun and challenging regardless of one's philosophy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squid8286 View Post
    I have bought a trigger, a scope mount and a flashlight mount from LaRue Tactical, and I am amazed at how well their stuff is made, and how well it works.
    Im not...Ill sold all mine off, there are better mounting methods out there.
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