Aslan said:
why not describe in detail what you beleive constitutes a proberly set up CAR?
I agree. That might actually spark an interesting discussion of opinions.
Me, personally:
Two CAR-15’s, both with –
- telestocks,
- front-carry horizontal slings,
- standard CAR-length handguards
- Advanced Armament quick-mount for suppressor
Differences –
- only one has scope (Leupold compact)
- one has A1 sights, one has A2 (both are fixed carry-handle)
I very much like how they’re set up. I’ve considered tritium sights, but the Leupold gathers light so well, I can see better with it at night than I can with the naked eye. Which means better than the naked eye, even with tritium sights. Still, wouldn’t be a bad idea to have them, in case something happened to the scope.
Obviously, having a second, matched suppressor would be nice, but the QD mounts on both guns let it swap instantly between them. The .22 Ciener kit, I’ve babbled on about before, and like a lot. (It works fine in my older gun, but is unreliable [so far] in my new one. Jury’s still out on that…)
One’s a Bushmaster, bought at a local gunshop. The second is one I pieced together. Bought a lower at a show, and ordered a Model One kit to finish out.
That’s it; total right at $2,950-$3,000