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Rh-25 eotech combo is where it’s at. Heavy, slightly, but a powerful tool. Too much tech Or perfect?

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  1. I’m looking to do almost the same thing but instead of doing 2 unity mounts, does anyone have a recommendation for a riser with a diving board that matches the height close enough for the FTC. All the ones I’m seeing are either a little too low or significantly too high.

  2. When you are in a firefight you aren’t gonna be jumping around and sliding like in cod. Obviously there is a point where your duty rifle could get to be too heavy but this isn’t that bad and you’ll get used to it if you train with it

  3. Personal setups are just that
    Down in the weeds optimizing every detail for the personal unique ergonomics and functionality of that unique operator
    Quite a setup, a bit much for me. Not the weight but I like a more minimal approach
    Sweet

  4. lol. Thats like the Meta build for Hogs. Or better yet just a standalone thermal scope. Same same. Urs has more “capabilities” a true do all. People say multiple rifles is better but all of the other rifles eventually get built out like this anyway. It’s a vicious cycle. Oh well

  5. This is definitely a heavy setup. I would argue that the owner set it up as an “every scenario” rifle. It’s somewhat of a “jack of all trades/master of none”. Obviously there will inevitably be trade-offs with this. The owner may feel this is the most advantageous way to use his rifle. It’s usually best to purpose build your tool for a particular job, and I think that’s where some people may feel this is too heavy.. They are projecting their own needs for a particular rifle build. With the understanding that this is set up for the owner’s particular needs, it seems this is what works for him. If this were my rifle, I’d personally ditch all the unnecessary pieces of equipment on the rifle and tailor it for the job at hand, only adding what I needed and removing what isn’t needed for each use case versus adding everything as a “just in case”. Everyone has a different requirement, but just remember stuff gets more and more complex the more you add to the rifle and will require more reps and more training with as many buttons and switches that are used on that particular setup.

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