You need AT LEAST 3 more ACOGs on there. And a chainsaw. Never forget the chainsaw.
I have many rifles shotguns and carbines, some are for close in, mid range and reach out and touch someone. I like them all. I sold one once and regretted it until I found one just like it and bought it back. In a world where good is bad, bad is good, right is wrong and wrong is right, I guess you could say I have a addiction, but again in today's world that makes me a valued commodity.
As someone that lives behind the lace curtain in NY I used to have an AR but my dog ate it.
Ps. Blues just saw you chainsaw pic. We gotta talk.
Hahahaha!!! The AR Zombie Edition is out ladies and gentlemen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haha yess, at least they used an Oregon.
Clearly, my AR-15 (Colt 6920) is NOT among the woods' favorite long guns around here!
That thing needs a much larger scope on it! Geesh, it must be giving that flashlight an inferiority complex.
BWAAHAA! Fife Security Agency! My wife calls her .38 Special...Barney!
You wanta see a flashlight? This is on my pellet rifle. 100 yards is no problem with this setup at night. Light throws a massively bright spot for hundreds of yards, with a small amount of spill. I hate night critters. Especially those that tear-up my property. The shrouded, baffled barrel makes this so quiet you only hear the hammer hit the valve, and a slight ping when the air reservoir reverberates. I use a heavy pellet to keep it subsonic, so no noise from it, besides a slight hissing as I hear it on its way to target. Supersonic pellets start tumbling and are inaccurate at those velocities. I may clearly see the pellet leave the barrel, follow its flight and impact with this light.
The scope is a 6-24X 50mm with adjustable shutters front and rear, like cameras use. Sidewheel parallax adjustment.
Use standalone night vision hardware to locate, then they are illuminated and engaged. Once they look into the spotlight, it's usually one shot, one kill. I strive for the humane shot. Nikon rangefinder makes things a bit easier.
Congrats on you're training. I love my Del-Ton Sierra too!