Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “M1A Scout Squad: Master of Both CQB and DMR Roles?” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/is-the-m1a-scout-squad-a-master-of-cqb-and-dmr-use/.
M1A Scout Squad: Master of Both CQB and DMR Roles?
- Thread starter Mike H.
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deadduck357
Custom
That's gotta be a HIGH height over bore.
Talyn
Emissary
That's a pretty silly optic setup. It's easy to do much better.
I don't consider my Scout-Squad as a CQB and/or DMR since it doesn't fit into either roles for "my" needs/AOPs, but a GP rifle, mainly back-up support for a LR .308 bolt gun.
But for others it may. Just get a much better Scout optics set-up than that one.
I don't consider my Scout-Squad as a CQB and/or DMR since it doesn't fit into either roles for "my" needs/AOPs, but a GP rifle, mainly back-up support for a LR .308 bolt gun.
But for others it may. Just get a much better Scout optics set-up than that one.
Talyn
Emissary
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PieterCoetzee
Custom
I like the scout concept, and today I think it can be filled with a red dot. Im not sure magnification is a modern requirement. The Germans attempted a "scout" on their K98s during WW2. It DID exceed iron sight capability but failed as a DMR.
