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AR-15 carry handle mounted scope

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yep.. As a matter of fact i have 2 mounts that screw on the top of the handle.. The one draw back is the height of the optic. I had a red dot and a hologragh mounted on mine.

I've since purchased a flatop ,so i only use the iron sites on A2 carry handle. I forget what i paid for them but . There are a few different styles.

http://www.opticsplanet.com/eotech-holographic-mounts-for-m16-ar15.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=plusbox-beta&gclid=CIL1ss7wzbECFYeo4AodMkkA0Q

 

http://www.rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=326

You can pick up a decent one for about 15 bux. Don't pay that much. It's only a hunk of aluminum....

Shop around...

yeah i got mine years ago. Shoot me a message with your address abd ill give you one of mine. Im sure i paid way to much. Mine are B- Square

When it comes to optics and mounts cheap is just that....

 

True words.

 

One of my ARs is an A2 upper that I've tried a few different optics on. They are just too high to get a good cheekweld. I use it with irons only now. Good for practice.

 

If you have an A2 stock, you can get a riser that may help you get a good weld.

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