Systema Training Weapon Stock

[Spitfire]

cover for the red dot on the acog :wink:

[sonat]

if only that aeg was a p90 i would buy it even if it cost 3000$

i love p90

[BloodSport]

Originally Posted by Droc

I heard they run around $150US to $180US each....cant rember where I heard that though so dont quote me on it.

if they could bring those M4s over, Id sell my guns for one. thats some kickass shit. the M16 never ticked me, but the M4 is so hot.

another question, on the acog above, why is the top sight thing off to the side like that?

Yeah from Redwolfe they are about $185usd, but a direct Systema Rep which Systema only lists approximately 5 of (which Redwolfe is not one of) should be cheaper.

[CDN_Stalker]

Originally Posted by Droc

i just cant get over how hawt that stock is. the battery setup is awsome. the MRE ras is flippin sweet.
but the stock is for real steel only.
If I recall Bruce's magpul stock has a real steel adaptor. Though I dont know if they sell it on its own.

Really seems like little more than the "Crane" stocks, aside from the minor differences, if you want that stock you buy one and use it to house a battery as well.

[thephenom]

Originally Posted by Anduril

I was assuming its the cover piece of the acog since it does look like the "cover piece" lol

That's the killflash device from Trijicon. It's meant to stop reflective sunlight, so others can't see you.

[Spitfire]

ah you mean the honeycomb?

[Chingyul]

No, I think he's refering to the clear and red piece on top of the scope.

Originally Posted by Chingyul

No, I think he's refering to the clear and red piece on top of the scope.

correct

shouldnt it run straight down the back...obiously there may not be room, but whats the point of it being off to the side...considering its real steel.

[CDN_Stalker]

All it does is gather light to charge the reflex part of the sight. Aka. No batteries to replace. Offsetting it like that makes it longer without interfering with any of the scope controls.

[Spitfire]

ah you mean the thing that collects the light :idea: