Accessories for Krytac
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Buy a massive 12x scope and call it a DMR, then buy a huge foregrip and put it as close as possible to the mag well that you'll probably be gripping onto for most of the game anyway when you get tired of having your arm out. Seems to be tradition.
Seriously though: Wouldn't buy anything until you go "wow, it's annoying that X is such a problem for me" - that's when you add something to combat that particular issue. Anything else is just unnecessary weight and expense.
Seriously though: Wouldn't buy anything until you go "wow, it's annoying that X is such a problem for me" - that's when you add something to combat that particular issue. Anything else is just unnecessary weight and expense.
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only fit accessories that improve your gameplay.... I generally fit an optical zoom scope coz my eyesight is getting worse but prefer just a simple RDS. I have no need for lights, PEQ boxes, lasers, foregrips etc so don't use them, I do however like to be able to rest against a barricade and be steady so have a couple of barrel stops at 90' to each other to allow me to lean into a shot when out of breath from running so I can stabilize the gun faster.
Baz JJ
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Optics are a whole new subject.
If you are new to Airsoft, consider optics very carefully.
These will be your sighting for nearly everything you do with the rifle and it doesnt matter how good the gun is or how much you upgrade its mechanicals, if you cant see what you want fast enough, its going to be a pants shooting experience.
Consider how you are going to use it. Think about things like ranges, light conditions, how fast you need to acquire targets.
I think I probally own most of the common optics out there and they all have weight and sighting pros and cons.
If you are new to Airsoft, consider optics very carefully.
These will be your sighting for nearly everything you do with the rifle and it doesnt matter how good the gun is or how much you upgrade its mechanicals, if you cant see what you want fast enough, its going to be a pants shooting experience.
Consider how you are going to use it. Think about things like ranges, light conditions, how fast you need to acquire targets.
I think I probally own most of the common optics out there and they all have weight and sighting pros and cons.
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Or a PTS RVG. Even the real RVGs are only £18 second hand, but the PTS ones can be had for £12.
Remember the further away your hands are from one another the easier it is to make smaller adjustments to the direction your muzzle is facing and therefore you'll be typically more accurate. Also tires your arms faster though, hence the mag well grips that're seen a lot.
Remember the further away your hands are from one another the easier it is to make smaller adjustments to the direction your muzzle is facing and therefore you'll be typically more accurate. Also tires your arms faster though, hence the mag well grips that're seen a lot.
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Did you buy the CRB ?
I got the CRB mk2 and had to use tape on the hi cap mag that it came with as it was so wobbly. Surprised as its a high spec rifle they could package it with a magazine that fitted so poorly.
Not intending to use it anyway as going with midcaps.
You will need a panel on the bottom of the key mod hand grip like these
http://www.patrolbase.co.uk/airsoft/ares-octarms-tactical-keymod-4-5-inch-panel-x2-black.htm#.V-ZY5fArKHs
Then you can fit a grip to it.
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unless he buys a keymod foregrip which negates the need for the rail...
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Id play with iron sights for at least one game and get used to the rifle. I used to find that I needed a magnified optic more for seeing movement in woodland than actual accuracy. Therefore a x4 optic is a good investment. Something like an ACOG. Be prepared to spend a reasonable amount to get a decent optic otherwise theres no point.
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Foregrip and cheap and nasty sight arrived today. Hold it in such high regard I havent even bothered with a protector...
Will get a decent scope soon.
The foregrip makes the rifle far more comfortable to hold, the keymod rails arent great to hold, although wearing gloves probably would solve that.
Will get a decent scope soon.
The foregrip makes the rifle far more comfortable to hold, the keymod rails arent great to hold, although wearing gloves probably would solve that.
From? My google fu (EU) is weak today.unless he buys a keymod foregrip which negates the need for the rail...
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Cool. Actually seems ok to look at, the reticle is nice and clear. Will see how I get on with it tomorrow. Might buy a protector at the site, will need one in the future anyway.
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Doubt you'd get the one I used as an example in the UK but this place has a selection:
http://battlestore.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=34_79
I tend to have to buy the really nice stuff from the USA as the UK sucks balls for Gucci kit. (I don't have one of those foregrips as it'd not fit on my PDW but they are nice and if I were running a longer AEG I'd be getting one)
Can confirm I had mine shot out from behind while using a protector - they just don't always work.
