That's a clever idea. I'm going to give this a try.Originally Posted by 1168
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That's a clever idea. I'm going to give this a try.
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Yeah because I want to dial windage / elevation with my RDS...
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Yeah what a stupid idea!Yeah because I want to dial windage / elevation with my RDS...
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Maybe not 'stupid', but definitely not something everyone would want - and to imply that it is, I would consider that idea as 'stupid.
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I looked at pictures today. The M5B is a chunky little beast that gives up a lot of the compactness of the M5 form factor to get the knob guards. I would probably lean more towards putting them on SAWS and whatnot. It would be awesome at quick adjustments when laying down bursts at long distances.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^
DANG, baby got BACK.
I see the utility for narrow applications, but most users will be better served with a RDS like the T-2/CompM5/M5S or a LPVO, rather than the M5B.
Obviously the adjustment caps are a weak point, hence the need for the yuge metal wings to protect them.
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