You should mount some BUIS anyway, not as an afterthought. If your optic ever goes down (think "battery", "broken lense", etc.), you'll still have the ability to aim your carbine. Even though I've got an ACOG that requires no batteries, I still have BUIS.........just in case. Without them, all you can do is "point" your weapon. You cannot AIM it.jiannichan wrote:Even if I don't like it in the end, I can always just fill it back up again and start over. The only thing I am unsure about is if I want to keep that same optics or not. I was thinking I might go with flip up sights. Maybe I can find some foam blocks to fill up spots. I am hoping to be finished tomorrow.
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- Wed Jan 15, 2014 9:06 am
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Re: Started working on a case for my AR
- Tue Jan 14, 2014 7:18 pm
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Re: Started working on a case for my AR
Here you go.....RJGold wrote:I'm not sure where I was but I saw a guitar shaped case made for carrying tactical weapons (I know I saw it sometime in the last month or so, dang old timers disease got me on the location though).
I never would have thought about doing this DIY. Pretty cool project.
I am looking forward to the photos of the finished product.
About the settling (and / or lack of cure), if you did this in a cold location, that could have retarded (or even stopped) the curing process. I used to pour manequins for taxidermists and we couldn't pour them below about 55 degrees or so.
Thanks for sharing the project.
http://hazard4.com/products/bags/battleaxe
As you can see, it's not padded with foam. It's also $200......