AR Picture Thread

[Benito]

Finally got my 300 blackout build ready for night with the Surefire X400V IRc. Loving it so far. White light, IR light and IR laser all in one, lightweight, compact unit.

Nice rifles, TinyCrumb.
I am curious what suppressor you have there that fits inside of the BMC KMR.
Also, can you post a front profile pic showing how your X400V IR sits it relation to the boreline?
I've thought of getting an X400V IR, but am unsure your far off boreline the laser is.

Thanks.

[FireandFlames]

[TinyCrumb]

Nice rifles, TinyCrumb.
I am curious what suppressor you have there that fits inside of the BMC KMR.
Also, can you post a front profile pic showing how your X400V IR sits it relation to the boreline?
I've thought of getting an X400V IR, but am unsure your far off boreline the laser is.

Thanks.

That isn't a KMR, it's a Knights Armament URX4. The can is an AAC SDN-6.

The x400's laser doesn't sit too far off the boreline. I've attached a pic for you but it's going to look magnified from the front because of the angle, but it's really not that far.

Here's Minuteman's post regarding this setup:

If you are like me and run your IR laser parallel to the optic, it was very nice because the laser was almost as high as the centerline of the optic (10mm below if I recall). So, I set the elevation 10mm below my T-1, and then I did the same for the windage. 36mm if I recall to the right of the centerline of my optic, so again....zeroed the laser with that much offset to the right. End result was I had virtually no elevation difference to remember, and just had to put the laser about an inch and a half right of where I wanted my round to hit. My thoughts; if the IR laser is perfectly parallel to your optic, it will never cross over it, IE end up on the other side of it at ANY distance. Makes drop easy as hell to remember too if I shoot with an IR laser at distance.

[ess45]

[munch520]

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[jaxman7]

-Jax

[devildogljb]

My Colt 6920 took a bit to get her to where i like it & Ar500 armor plates and plate carrier

[Doc. Holiday]

I like it. It's nice and light and affordable. This gun is a few years old and if I would build this gun today, I'd use an SLR rail instead because I like how they attach way better than the Fortis.

Cool, thanks for the feedback!

[Uprange41]

[snakedoctor]

trying out a new variable optic. Nightforce 1-4x