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Thanks tony! Be there done that, got to hate when its a mistake at the reloading bench

I currently have a stretch 16 barrel with a SLR sentry 7 adjustable gas block on it. If I wanted to introduce a lightweight BCG into the rifle would I need a lighter or heavier buffer to keep reliability high and recoil down?

The click is only really good for getting use to the reset on a new gun in dry fire practice but after that I agree all muscle memory. I have a M&P Pro with the Apex FSS Flat trigger and its scary good but there are plenty of great glock triggers too. I would look at which ergos best fit you and how far you will want to go with aftermarket support.

I got a email back from Leupold stating that the center dot is 1 MOA

I like the flat trigger because I use an apex flat trigger on my M&P. With the flat trigger I feel like the placement of your finger on the trigger face isn't as important as the curved.

I like the RMR that uses the adjustable LED. From the limited amount I have shot the duel illuminated one I found that it didn't do well looking out into a well lit area from a darker one. I also found it just wasn't as bright as I wanted it at times.

Agreed, I'm glad that they didn't continue adding things to the story just to keep it going and make money.......*cough* Lost haha

Down in the mud pit at Knob Creek its all about good boots and good gloves. If your feet or hands get cold your in for a long day. I use Hatch all weather gloves when I'm shooting and then mittens when its someone else's turn to shoot.

I run a SSS limited brass magwell. Adds some weight to help with the balance of the gun.

I e-mailed Leupold about it, If no one chimes in I'll post their answer on here.

Im just wondering how far the weight sticks out on the sides of the pistol. Trying to decide how to make a holster with it on the gun.

Wondering what people's thoughts are on the new firedot BDC reticle for leupold's vx-6 scope. https://www.leupold.com/reticles/firedot-bdc/

Love my M3000 for 3 gun! best mod by far was polishing that rib like surface that was on the original mag tube.

I would still love to see a picture of the frame weight I'm thinking about getting one for my 3 gun m&p.

Leupold has a new one out? Im also interested in hearing about a new scope. Why can't Leopold make a firedot reticle with normal mil drops or some sort of BDC!?

I shoot because I love to compete and my basketball days are long behide me.....

My vote is 16 inch intermediate gas

There was alot of talk about these when they first noticed but not alot sense so its good to see magpul did it right again. Keep us updated on how she runs

You could look at the Magpul MIAD grip. It comes with different back straps.

I think so. I don't have a Razor anymore so I can't do a side by side comparison. It is a little more sensitive to head position on 1x than my Swaro, but I use a Luth AR buttstock to adjust my face behind it properly. I don't think it has slowed me down at all on hoser rifle, and it is far superior for longer range stuff in my opinion. I'll have to continue to look into it. My heart was set on the vortex but this looks like a get option too. Right now I have a Mark 6. The illumination problems and FFP with the mark 6 just aren't for me.

Is it as quick on 1x as the vortex? Hard to find any info on this scope.

Another vote for Magpul fixed stock

Thanks for the replies! I think I'm going to try the Warne mount out. I need a little more fore-ward offset anyways.

I bought a Leopold Mark 6 1-6 that came in a Larue Tactical LT111 but the LT is a little heavy for my liking. Is there any lightweight 34mm mounts out there? I wish aero precision made one in 34mm.

Primary Arms has a pretty good price on them at $380. If this is for a new build a new BCG would cost you at least $100 and the kit includes one.