Using a tack driver in a CQB situation is NEVER a good idea,
Defaulting to pistol might be a better idea than taking a long barrel bolt action tack driver to a street fight or building clearing!What do you consider a "Tac Driver?"
Personally, I use full length removable mounts so I can change optics quickly and retain zero for the situation at hand.Again, if your using a magnified optic you'll most likely have a Doctor or J-Point mounted somewhere for CCO work.
Snapping off long range optics and going to default iron sights is another good way to keep your CQB capabilities, snap off the magnified optics...Why "snap" off your optics ? If you've got both variable, fixed and a CCO optic available in one system ?
Field rifles of ANY KIND should never be without iron back up/CQB sights!No kidding, a good shooter will also co-witness his BUIS's with his red dot or Hollowgraphic.
You never know when optics will fail, and iron sights NEVER fail!Yep, batteries run out and iron sights are used.
VERY short range 'Entry' weapons should have 'SEE THROUGH' sights, were you can see the iron sights through your optics."See through optics ? You mean 100% free parallax as in an AP red dot or Eotech.
Zero (1X power) magnification are best since you can keep BOTH eyes open easily and increase your peripheral vision,No kidding, your not the first to use CCO non-magnified optics.
Always good to know whats moving to your sides!Ya think so ?
exactly!!!:biggrin:You'd think none of us here have ever served in the military, huh ? :sarcastic:
does the military still teach 25 meter quick kill where you keep both eyes open and use your weapon like pointing you finger at the target without using the sites at all? they tought this method when i went in and it worked quite well, also known as snap shooting.
You'd think none of us here have ever served in the military, huh ? :sarcastic:
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