My M4gery pics

[lucky dog]

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Something I pieced together.
Spikes lower
PSA Premium LW Mid-length Upper 16 inch 1:7 twist
WMD NiB-X FA Bolt carrier group
Lucid HD7 Gen III RDS
Magpul CTR stock and MOE hand guard
Umbrella Corp Grip 23 with my attempt at stippling

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[browningautorifle]

I'll be very interested in how that optic works. Does it have a reticle pattern or just battery operated...or both?

[lucky dog]

Uses a single AAA battery rated for 1000 hours, I am still on the first battery after a year. It has 4 different reticules, A 2 moa dot, dot in a doughnut, chevron over a dot with bdc, and T with bdc. Windage and elevation are 1/2 moa and caps have a tether as well as the battery cap. Holds zero when you change between them and when you remove it and put it back on. It also has a auto brightness mode that works really fast when moving from dim to bright environment and vice versa or you can go to manual adjustment. It weighs 13 ounces though and has an auto shut off after two hours. You can get magnifiers and flash kills for it. And no I don't have any affiliation with them
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[Stevo]

How do you like that grip? That steeper angle has always looked awkward to me.

[browningautorifle]

Lucid HD7 Gen III RDS

Sounds like it might be worth a wring out...I'm always interested in a better optic.

[lucky dog]

How do you like that grip? That steeper angle has always looked awkward to me.

Using a high hold the angle puts my finger in the position to pull the trigger straight to the rear and fills my hand better than the A2. It kind of forces you to have a better grip. The A2 seems to angle my finger down when using a high hold and my knuckle is bent a lot more. My son has the BCM Mod 3 on his which I like, same angle but a hair smaller. Might give that one a try on another lower that I have built. I forgot to add that the angle allows you to get your elbow down instead of out in the air