01-29-2012, 02:30 PM
looks good.
if you can find the rail space, running your RDS at 45 degrees/1:30 off the top rail either in front of or behind the main optic will be easier and more intuitive as it doesn't require breaking your cheek weld, you simply cant the whole gun to the left (for a right handed shooter)
Also, having the optic closer to the bore will make POA/POI closer at very close range (the intended range for a backup RDS on a scoped AR)
YMMV
if you can find the rail space, running your RDS at 45 degrees/1:30 off the top rail either in front of or behind the main optic will be easier and more intuitive as it doesn't require breaking your cheek weld, you simply cant the whole gun to the left (for a right handed shooter)
Also, having the optic closer to the bore will make POA/POI closer at very close range (the intended range for a backup RDS on a scoped AR)
YMMV