Edgun with Weaver rail under fore-end…with bipod and ND3
Wit the Laser Genetics ND3 laser illuminator mounted…
Compared to the Steyr LG110 Hunter for size…
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I must thank you for the tip into how to mount an ND3. I’ve bought one but don’t have a 30mm diameter mount for my scope and I’m unable to order it to the BSA site from Mexico.
But I do have a weaver rail and some generic scope mounts.
How do you adjust windage and elevation?
Nice and clean…. Looks great…..
I think you can mount both on the same rail if you move the green light to the front and bipod to the rear. making sure the light is not in the way when you fold the bipod?
Curious about the green laser designator.
How is it working for you? Is there an advantage over a tac light with 200+ lumens???
My problem, besides being blind, is I need to shoot certain “critters” in the dark without anyone seeing what I’m doing. That pretty much limits me to IR devices.
The ND3 looks great for really long shots over clearings at night. However, I’m at a loss at its advantage at close range, given its cost compared to a hi-power tac light of the same size.
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Kindly ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯
PS: Kudos on that Weaver mount on the Edgun. Good thinking on your part! I believe I’ll ebay one for my Short Edgun, which should arrive any day now. Ed realizes I ordered it over two weeks ago, and me practically being like a brother to him, I’m sure he’ll pull out all the stops to get it to me quickly!
Neat setup. Very “Air Force” style.
So, which of those two scopes did you settle on using? What are they?
As would be expected, that EDgun is bad looking. And the Steyr is nice also.
Carl
Nice looking guns!
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my windage and elevation was pretty much spot on…otherwise using some tape as shimming material it is pretty easy to adjust…and will remain spot on using the double ringed one piece Weaver mount.