i would personally like to see some of the are core reviews on the MBUS
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I thought about putting mine through some abuse, but couldn't really come up with a reason for it. While I'm sure guys overseas are banging into things, getting their BUIS and rifles all beat to s--t, I'm not likely to run into that problem, and I don't really think it's what the MBUS is marketed towards.
For me, if I get it zeroed and then go shoot 1k, 2k, 5k rounds and it stays that way, I'll be happy with it.
For me, if I get it zeroed and then go shoot 1k, 2k, 5k rounds and it stays that way, I'll be happy with it.
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true, after you get some rounds down it please post your findings.rob_s wrote:I thought about putting mine through some abuse, but couldn't really come up with a reason for it. While I'm sure guys overseas are banging into things, getting their BUIS and rifles all beat to s--t, I'm not likely to run into that problem, and I don't really think it's what the MBUS is marketed towards.
For me, if I get it zeroed and then go shoot 1k, 2k, 5k rounds and it stays that way, I'll be happy with it.
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Yup, I almost shot the picture with it in with M4s, but no one would have looked hard enough to have seen the ACS stock or AAC can.
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Magpul Dynamics advanced carbine course. Here is a shooter working beneath a vehicle with Chris Costa over watching the drill. Both Chris and myself were spitting out gravel after this shot, you can see the gravel flying every where from the muzzle brake.
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mropus69 wrote:It would be a shame to ruin (rock strike) those optics during training. Don't they make clear covers for the aimpoint?
The gravel can't directly impact the optic, the angle is wrong.
I knew the camera body couldn't get hurt, but I was worried about the $1300 lens being so up close and personal.....
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Drake running his carbine.
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Costa putting his S&W M&P through its paces .
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About to be seared? That's funny. As the time that pic had been taken I know I had shot several hundred rounds. I always index off of the Scout light, never had any problems. Thanks though. And yes, I created an account to post this. Cheers.mp5 wrote:Be careful Dr.Drake!Stickman wrote:Drake running his carbine.
The index finger of your left hand is about to be seared by the hot effluvium from your Blackout.
Didn't Chris teach you better!
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I'll add that this is a brand new rifle. I just retired my old training rifle a 16" Stealth that has over 20k rounds most of which were suppressed. If I decide to run a can on this new rifle I will most likely need to adjust my grip to avoid the hotness.
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