Whoops, I have a correction. On my Benelli M4 I run the Aimpoint T2 with the OEM quick release mount right on the picatinny rail. (AR pistol uses the 1.53 mount)
With a shotgun or rifle cheek weld you should not have any issues finding the T2 dot or field of view. Both eyes are open and the dot looks like it is floating on the target.
Rasyad
Yep, all good observations, well said. I stippled my OEM handguards and can't imagine better ergonomics. Also agree that an optimal weapon light mount solution has yet to surface, at least for my purpose.
Rasyad
I seem to recall that someone made an adaptor and got the system to work. Does anyone have a link or clue where I might have seen this project?
Thanks,
Rasyad
This was a long time ago and happened with the first generation A&S trigger guard. I did the assembly. I later put the Trigger Guard on my Bridgeport mill to add something like 0.020" clearance to the channel for perfect function. I later sold that gen 1 trigger guard cheap (with full disclosure) as I wanted a newer, second generation A&S trigger guard that was factory coated internally with the deeper black color. The second generation trigger guard was dimensionally perfect.
Nowadays one can buy the A&S trigger guard and Briley trigger as a package from Briley.
Be Well,
Rasyad
+1 for the Briley match trigger and A&S housing. It is only "match grade" compared to the OEM trigger. Nowhere near the smooth precision of the Triggertech Diamond in my LMT.
Rasyad
I will be up for a black one when they become available. Can you explain your locking handle design? Does this require a tool? On the tolerance issue with Cerakote.... are you talking about the sharpness of the knurling or the shaft that interacts with the bolt? I don't see an issue leaving the shaft bare and just coating the knurling part.
Rasyad
That is a Cerakoted Carrier Comp tube with a 1.006" OD so I am pretty sure it is a 1" ring. Here are some additional images.
I am open to offers
Thanks,
Rasyad