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    Scoping an AR

    I've got a Colt H-Bar I'd like to put a scope on. I'd like to be able to use the open sights too, so a carry handle mount looks like the ticket. Any of you using a scope mounted on the handle? Does it sit too high to be used comfortably, or is that a problem? Will a buttstock cheekpiece be needed with it? TIA


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    Colt makes a cheeck riser and they work great with the scope mounted on handle

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    I assume the HBAR is a flattop w/ a removable carrying handle?

    If your objective is to have a field-expedient backup, go ahead and adjust the iron peep appropriately then remove it/the carrying handle to mount the scope directly to the Picatinny rail and get it as low as possible.

    My experience is that I can go back & forth from the scope to remounting the carrying handle, and back again, without being more than an MOA off.

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