11-30-2017, 05:07 PM
That video is a bit dated, but he has a very good approach.
One consideration for rifle optics that often gets overlooked is whether you are shooting a bolt gun or a gas gun.
Gas guns are much harder on optics because they slam them with the initial recoil, then send another series of impact forces on them when the bolt hits the breech and then the carrier slams into the extension.
This is the worst on AR10s and SCARs, then AR15s with an excessively violent cyclic rate.
One consideration for rifle optics that often gets overlooked is whether you are shooting a bolt gun or a gas gun.
Gas guns are much harder on optics because they slam them with the initial recoil, then send another series of impact forces on them when the bolt hits the breech and then the carrier slams into the extension.
This is the worst on AR10s and SCARs, then AR15s with an excessively violent cyclic rate.
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6.5 Grendel Reloading Handbooks & chamber brushes can be found here:
www.AR15buildbox.com