ADE makes a decent optic in the RMSc footprint, the Spike. It's only ~$100 so it's not the greatest but it's only going on a .22, so it should be fine. Holosun 407K is the go-to if you're willing to spend $250.
gold leaf added to filigree on cylinder. you know you want to.
I'm curious my only concern is the price range. You have a bunch of options there and a lot of them are very good.
For sure not cheap but Andrew makes good stuff and I feel confident about their warranty. I don't need one but like many things we talk about in this thread, I'm probably buying one.
Sorry, the @ didn't work in my notifications. Yes, I bought it optics ready as I foresaw my eyes giving me shit. As for recommendations, the only thing I want, that I'm not sure my current model has is co-sharing sights (I think that's the term, when the sights align the red dot and the dot is not much higher) but honestly I don't know a lot about red dots and I don't want to give bad advice. If I pick a red dot, I'll have to make sure the sight aligns with it, or I'll buy new sights.
Loving the tiger stripe, but that DMR is very haram. Can't tell if they're using a side mount or if they bolted the optic to the dust cover.
If it's optics ready from the factory it'll have tall enough sights to co-witness with most red dots.
Looks to me like a copy of the NC Star dust cover mount. The one in the photo has an extra hole but I'm pretty sure its still dust cover mounted. There'd have to be a relief cut in the stock/chassis in order for a side mount to fit since it gets drilled a tapped pretty far down below where the stock ends.
I'm not sure, here it seems more like a smooth dust cover with possibly a side mounted rail and a one-piece optic mount. But it's hard to tell.
I'm pretty sure it's side-mounted, so at least it's got that going for it. The stock looks heavy af though, and made with marine fiberglass lol.
The heavier it is, the more DMR-y it is. Yup. 4-6 MOA on a good day.
Good enough to take a 10 point buck first time I went hunting.
4-6 moa at 100 yards is a 6" circle, which is easily within the vitals of an adult deer at that range.
The precision of normal machining practices (even without any special measures being taken) is underestimated in these dark days
Maybe not M1919s, but I fully expect Browning M2s to eventually show up on Mars, especially if the Chicoms somehow get there first.
I love how boxy the handguard of this is
Dude, I feel your pain a little bit. I've been fixing up an old Springfield model 84 C- that my grandfather had languishing away in a corner of his basement. There is no way I'm finding the original magazine and I've only seen ones for similar modles that are $30 to $50 for a 10 rounder.
