Some questions about addons and opinions.

[scottd1975]

looking a few different addons for my gun... Let me know what you think of each if possible please..

1.Bushnell Trophy 1x28 Four Reticle Riflescope

2.NC Star Ultra Compact 3-9 Illuminated Tactical Scope With Bullet Drop Compensator

3.NC Star Ultra Compact Green Laser With Mount And Pressure Pad

4.AR-15 33mm Military T-Dot Reflex Package New

5.NC Star Mark lll Tactical Scope 2-7x32 Illuminated Reticle

6.Quick Detachable Throw Lever Foregrip

7.Sightmark Red Laser Designator

I know its alot to look at and compare but i hope some of you who either have these or some like them may have some insight on what i should get and why or why these arent so good.

 

[blvdbuzzard]

I have this on my S&W 22A and it works pretty well
Scopes, Red Dot Scopes, Sightmark Multi - Reticle Reflex Sight, By Landmark at Sportsman's Guide

For my MP15-22 I am going with a little bit larger scope. I have one on my other .22 rifle and it works pretty well. It is clear, hold zero, does not cost an arm and a leg.

http://swfa.com/BSA-3-9x40-Sweet-22-Riflescope-P42505.aspx

I am also putting a red not on a 45 degree mount

I was told that it might nod hold center being a 45 degree mount. I have it on my desk already so I will use and see.

BSA Red Dot 20mm Scope

mount
Yankee Hill Machine 3 Slot Angle Riser Assembly

The Bushnell was one of the ones I was looking at for my 22A. It got pretty good reviews.

I do not have first hand experience with any of the ones you have linked to so I can not say much about them.



Buzz.

 

[chuck s]

Heck, mount it all!

-- Chuck

 

[BELT_FED]

I have this on my S&W 22A and it works pretty well
Scopes, Red Dot Scopes, Sightmark Multi - Reticle Reflex Sight, By Landmark at Sportsman's Guide

For my MP15-22 I am going with a little bit larger scope. I have one on my other .22 rifle and it works pretty well. It is clear, hold zero, does not cost an arm and a leg.

BSA 3-9x40 Sweet 22 Riflescope

I am also putting a red not on a 45 degree mount

I was told that it might nod hold center being a 45 degree mount. I have it on my desk already so I will use and see.

BSA Red Dot 20mm Scope

mount
Yankee Hill Machine 3 Slot Angle Riser Assembly

The Bushnell was one of the ones I was looking at for my 22A. It got pretty good reviews.

I do not have first hand experience with any of the ones you have linked to so I can not say much about them.



Buzz.

that 45 degree mount will not work... use a 11 oclock mount they stay true to the centerline of the bore so the optic can be sighted in...

you may wanna look at a hammers t dot.. ive had may different optics on mine just playing around and so far its the best trade off ive found and at 50 bucks shipped its a deal

 

[BELT_FED]

Heck, mount it all!

-- Chuck

this still needs the tacticandle

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

Everything you listed will work fine on 1 15-22... and so much about accessorizing is personal taste so if you like it that's all that matters. That said.... here's my 2 pennies.

looking a few different addons for my gun... Let me know what you think of each if possible please..

1.Bushnell Trophy 1x28 Four Reticle Riflescope

Very good red dot.... but will need a separate riser. Not tacticool like many clones.

2.NC Star Ultra Compact 3-9 Illuminated Tactical Scope With Bullet Drop Compensator

Be a good idea to look through the scope first. Real short 3-9x optics often come with a fair amount of distortion around the edges.

3.NC Star Ultra Compact Green Laser With Mount And Pressure Pad

Good

4.AR-15 33mm Military T-Dot Reflex Package New

Never seen one. Something about that mount doesn't look quite right. Ever used a T reticle before ?

5.NC Star Mark lll Tactical Scope 2-7x32 Illuminated Reticle

Many Forum members have them. Built in mount too low. Will need separate riser.

6.Quick Detachable Throw Lever Foregrip

I have found that cheap throw levers are often a problem.

7.Sightmark Red Laser Designator

Will not work except indoors or when dark.

I know its alot to look at and compare but i hope some of you who either have these or some like them may have some insight on what i should get and why or why these arent so good.

Here's what I got now:

Pic 1 -
Red dot - Primary Arms Micro Dot Gen3 with Killflash
Laser - Laserlyte Kryponyte green laser
Grip - Magpul AFG


Here's what I had that was along the lines of the stuff you are looking at.

Pic 2-3
Red dot - Tasco Red dot and Tapco riser
Reflex sight - Sightmark
Grip - Mako

 

[~tc~]

There are tons of reviews of each of these already on this forum.

 

[scottd1975]

Everything you listed will work fine on 1 15-22... and so much about accessorizing is personal taste so if you like it that's all that matters. That said.... here's my 2 pennies.




Here's what I got now:

Pic 1 -
Red dot - Primary Arms Micro Dot Gen3 with Killflash
Laser - Laserlyte Kryponyte green laser
Grip - Magpul AFG


Here's what I had that was along the lines of the stuff you are looking at.

Pic 2-3
Red dot - Tasco Red dot and Tapco riser
Reflex sight - Sightmark
Grip - Mako

wow i like the setup for the first pic do you have links for those items and the a link for the grip in the third pic?

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

wow i like the setup for the first pic do you have links for those items and the a link for the grip in the third pic?

pic 1

Laser Gun Sight : LaserLyte : Laser Bore Sighter : Sub-Compact Laser : Universal Rail Mount : Quick Detachable Laser : Universal Rifle & Shotgun : Gun Sight Accessories : Universal Lasersight This is the manufactures website for info. Midway sells the laser for about $70 less including $20 coupon.


Primary Arms Micro Dot (Gen 3)

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG411/88



pic 3 grip
FGG-S Tactical Folding Grip: Mako Security, Inc.


Welcome to the disorder

 

[whoppo]

that 45 degree mount will not work... use a 11 oclock mount they stay true to the centerline of the bore so the optic can be sighted in...

Does this vary with different guns?
Jerry Miculek uses a Burketts 45 degree offset to mount his JP micro reflex to a S&W M&P-15 and that seems to work well for him. I've got a couple of 45 degree mounts around the house someplace, but I haven't seen them for a while, so I can't testify to how they would line up with the bore of the 15-22.

 

[Rustpot]

Does this vary with different guns?
Jerry Miculek uses a Burketts 45 degree offset to mount his JP micro reflex to a S&W M&P-15 and that seems to work well for him. I've got a couple of 45 degree mounts around the house someplace, but I haven't seen them for a while, so I can't testify to how they would line up with the bore of the 15-22.

Whatever small dot is on the 45degree mount can be zeroed for the selected range. Probably 50 yards or so, close in since you'd have irons or magnified for 100+ on a .22LR. Then if you use the sight for various other ranges you can't just hold high or low, as the optic isn't over the bore line.

You do have an advantage of a lower height-over-bore vs. a 12 o'clock mounted on top of a scope, which will take a zero fine, but the POA/POI changes at varying ranges will be greater from the increased height over bore.

If you're not using a scope and trying to get a second optic, then there's no need for offset mounts or whatnot.

 

[M4J0R T0M]

Skip all that other stuff in your first post and take a serious look at Primary Arms. They have very high quality stuff at very reasonable prices. I like there clones, which imitate very closely the real counterparts.

 

[BELT_FED]

Does this vary with different guns?
Jerry Miculek uses a Burketts 45 degree offset to mount his JP micro reflex to a S&W M&P-15 and that seems to work well for him. I've got a couple of 45 degree mounts around the house someplace, but I haven't seen them for a while, so I can't testify to how they would line up with the bore of the 15-22.

i couldnt get mine to sight in with a 45.. but they make a mount specificly for mounting an optic on the side and you will see them alot on race guns..