Here is the lovely wife's KISS Carbine, Oppp's I forgot it now has a Stag right handed upper with a F marked front sight base on it.
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Here is the lovely wife's KISS Carbine, Oppp's I forgot it now has a Stag right handed upper with a F marked front sight base on it.
Last edited by 10MMGary; 05-23-09 at 17:26.
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This isn't a go-to rifle, but I found it in my safe....
Colt 6520 with a Trijicon TA44R-4 Compact ACOG.
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I like this one. It seems like I have been enjoying shooting the AR's more than the AK's. Maybe it has something to do with not being able to see well enough anymore to shoot tangent sights.Originally Posted by Templar
This isn't a go-to rifle, but I found it in my safe....
Colt 6520 with a Trijicon TA44R-4 Compact ACOG.
I had a TA50-4 and sold it a few years ago. Wish I still had it. Those compact ACOG's are sweet!
Last edited by sdcromer; 05-23-09 at 18:13.
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My NEXT AR will be a KISS rifle. Basic CAR15 I hope - or perhaps even just a 20" AR!
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This is as KISS as I go:
While I understand the nostalgic or collectible appeal of old school ARs, I would never limit my go-to gun by drawing an arbitrary line in the sand: fixed irons on one side, everything else on the other.
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how practical are the A1/C7/A2 uppers in the days of railed optics? Does anyone really think having a fixed carry handle upper is more beneficial in any way?
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I'm sure others will chime in, but unless one is making a retro rifle or an example of some military rifle for their collection, a flat top is better in my opinion.how practical are the A1/C7/A2 uppers in the days of railed optics? Does anyone really think having a fixed carry handle upper is more beneficial in any way?
That being said I do have a sort of kiss rifle, an bushy dissipator with an a2 upper. At the time I figured I'd only use irons so I got an a2, definately a mistake. All I've done with it is add a light, a sling I made myself, and cut the finger groove off the a2 grip. I'd like to make it a flat top and add a spare aimpoint I have, but since it's my truck rifle and not by HD gun, I'm in no hurry to do it.
I'll go with the crowd that a says a stock rifle is limited in use compared to one with a few simple additions. Of course I have to give a pass for retro rifles since I think they are cool and are rarely used for anything other than collecting and range use anyway.
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beautiful.. i'd pull the rail off, though.
Going to add a light here soon.
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