My KRISS with all the goodies!!!

Thought i would post up what I am running and give everyone some feedback.
The xps2 does sit a little higher than the 512 but not too bad, i am running the magnifier behind it which, yes, is a little more than necessary but i couldn't pass it up. It does work unbelievably well for zeroing in the sight. Shoot, flip magnifier in, check, flip magnifier out. And let's be honest, it looks pretty awesome haha
The KRISS for grip is comfortable enough and the light is terribly bright, and durable (dropped it twice trying to install). All in all i feel everything works very well together, and yes this is just a shameless excuse to pot up pictures, don't judge haha

what distance is your zero w/ that setup?

Just 25 because that's all I had access to at the time but will eventually zero at 50 or 60 and learn where to compensate from there.

Nice. Great pics.

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very nice

Sorry for the mispost. And yes... I am in love lol.

Does the rifle seem front heavy at all? I ask as I am looking to get one soon.

it is a little nose heavy but over all I feel it is a well balanced rifle compared to ar15s ive had.

patman wrote:Does the rifle seem front heavy at all? I ask as I am looking to get one soon.

Not really. It also helps to adopt a c-clamp grip on the shroud when shooting fast. It helps to stabilize the barrel and your shots don't wander as much.

C-clamp grip???

buddybaja wrote:C-clamp grip???

Mapgul style (Chris Costa) as seen in Magpul's "Art of the Tactical Carbine" training videos.

mambro wrote:

buddybaja wrote:C-clamp grip???

Mapgul style (Chris Costa) as seen in Magpul's "Art of the Tactical Carbine" training videos.

What /\ he said.

Gotcha. Trying to find a way to rig up a free floatong quad rail. Otherwise I woild putting pressure on the barrel right?

Also. Does anyone know if hydradipping is okay for the plastics?? I do it on a lot of my rc parts and you can get some sick patterns.