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    my Suit experience

    I tried them all.... ended up with the best........ QDPRO with Russianicon 8x56. It works...... Gary...
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    The S.U.I.T. optics also work great, but you have to get a genuine dustcover mount (rare) or strengthen the readily available and weak 'aftermarket' mounts that have aluminum rivets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjjxlr8 View Post
    The S.U.I.T. optics also work great, but you have to get a genuine dustcover mount (rare) or strengthen the readily available and weak 'aftermarket' mounts that have aluminum rivets.
    In the picture I posted are my two L1A1 originals. There is also an israeli mount plus a loose "T". I tried em all. maybe I will post my Dutch sniper fal..... gary...

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    here is the Dutch sniper fal I built for me. getting parts was blind luck... On a table at OGCA for a little cash. I don't remember how much. Gary..
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    SUIT sight........ Stand for Shooter Usually (or Undoubtedly or Undeniably) In Trouble. They were a load of pure cxxx. Or, rather, the mounting system on the sight was. That's from the horses mouth!

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    The SUIT sight never impressed me. I understand why the sight post came down from the top to acommodate the illuminating element, but damn, it had a bl**dy big, fat post! The sight post always seemed arse-up to me as well.

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    The reason it came down from the top was so that it wouldn't obscure the image/target. Good theory but if it was THAT good an idea, we often asked why they reversed it for the SUSAT sight - where it reverted to the norm!

    Yep....... absolute crap! Although to be honest, the actual sighting part was OK, it was the flimsy mounting system. I used to keep the broken off top sighting part of one tied to a bit of string in my pouches to use as a shortie prismatic telescope - less the graticle which I snapped off internally. That was it's GOOD side. The even better side was that I loaned it to someone one day and luckily, forgot who it was! Instead, got a one-way-trip x3 trijicon off an N-Law anti-tank missile tube. Best thing I ever had!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    an N-Law anti-tank missile tube. Best thing I ever had!
    Pete, You told Me, Lucy from the N.A.F.F.I Was the Best thing you ever Had!................

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    Not Lucy...... That was Bountiful Brenda! Ah, yes, the NAAFI. No Ambition And Fxxxall Interest

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