I'm heading out guys, enjoy your night lol

@[CA] SoyBoi Have a good one

Jesus fuck this shit is like the head off moonshine that was made in a radiator

Man I haven’t had moonshine in a good minute. That’s a different kind of drink

@Crye_Salesman Everyone i know that use to make good shine died from fake oxycontin from mexico.

Yikes

All radiator burnt shit now

*pops beer opem* yep, I’m getting naked tonight

Hop down in voice let me tell you something lmao

I got drunk last night and shaved my head

Nice

Woke up and looked in the mirror and straight up said who the fuck is this

Lmao, anyone who feels it

Hop down in vx

Cx

Vx

Vc

Voice chat?

jesus fuck that is some serious alchohol

Oh yeah we out here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2alHCNpx7A

Crye you better still be up drinking with me 🤣

I need liquor too

Get a carrier pigeon to get me

I should send you my debit card so I can sober up for a night 🤣

I’m still at it, I was just cooking/eating dinner with my roommate

What's up everyone I'm new here. Can I get y'alls opinion on canted red dots? I use a Leupold VX-R 1.25-4x as my standard optic but I have trouble using a non dominant grip and maintaining the proper eye relief. Would a 45° canted Holosun 407C V2 be an acceptable fix for this issue?

That’s kind of a complicated question, with a lot of variables.
I think canted red dots are sweet, and have ran them on several guns. But your problem could also be fixed by training and diagnosing your form carefully, or upgrading your primary optic to one with more foregiving eye relief

My goal in all this is to have a single 18" AR to train on and become proficient with.

I don't think the eye relief of my optic is too unforgiving as I've used much worse, but I think it's just inherent in my form as you've said.

I never handled a canted setup before but I could see how it would make for an aid shooting close range or on my non dominant side. I was just making sure they're not just a game/movie gimmick.

Canted, or stacked, back up optics are definitely a useful addition if needed.
It’s also worth considering how likely it is that you will use your rifle with your non-dominant side. Definitely an awesome thing to train on, but maybe not something to set your rifle up around

Thank you for the wisdom, I think I'll get one as I feel it'll help out significantly with shooting <50 meters and offering another shoulder to use.

I don’t know shit about canted sights. I like em but it’s one of those things I like from a distance but I won’t knock what other people like 🤙🏻

You might find that stacking it on top of your primary optic would be better than canting, as you can still use it from both shoulders, and is easier to use through masks, etc. but it sounds like you have a good idea/plan

If you like it run with it

Good morning you glorious sons of liberty the count is at 946 - definitely will hit 1k today everyone should be proud of themselves

Most of them are probably soup bois. And thanks to the memery, theyre probably wearing back plates now.

Most of them have contributed to the growth of this community lol

In one week after being infiltrated by huff post and slandered as a whole

wait did huffpo do a hitpiece on this server?

> Most of them are probably soup bois. And thanks to the memery, theyre probably wearing back plates now.
@Ballsdini
Not side plates tho

No no