Steyr Aug - Z SP - what scope
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Re: Steyr Aug - Z SP - what scope
I would love the aug in semi but as a straight pull I have mixed feelings. I think cocking it everytime is annoying because its a hassle (maybe I need to wear it in?). Saying that my ak with iron sight in straight pull is fantastic.
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Re: Steyr Aug - Z SP - what scope
I have shot an AK straight pull and I think the Aug is easier, you have to remove your right hand to cock the AK, were it is left haned with the Aug.m7jnu wrote:I would love the aug in semi but as a straight pull I have mixed feelings. I think cocking it everytime is annoying because its a hassle (maybe I need to wear it in?). Saying that my ak with iron sight in straight pull is fantastic.
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Re: Steyr Aug - Z SP - what scope
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If you are right handed, why dont you keep your strong hand on the grip and use your weak-hand to operate the charging handle by going underneath the hand-guard ? This is how I was taught to charge and do charge controls on weapons of the AK family or others with a right side charging handle. Works fine.
If you are right handed, why dont you keep your strong hand on the grip and use your weak-hand to operate the charging handle by going underneath the hand-guard ? This is how I was taught to charge and do charge controls on weapons of the AK family or others with a right side charging handle. Works fine.
Re: Steyr Aug - Z SP - what scope
Got a right hand conversion on my AUG and have fitted a Viper Vortex
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why? and did you buy the LH conversion kit?Blackknight1974 wrote:Got a right hand conversion on my AUG and have fitted a Viper Vortex
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No - the gun has the standard left handed cocking handles (for those who like losing skin), the right handed cocking lever was added by the gunsmith I bought it from and makes it a lot more useable for CSR etc
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I just put a Raptor charging handle on mine, skin loss is not a problemBlackknight1974 wrote:No - the gun has the standard left handed cocking handles (for those who like losing skin), the right handed cocking lever was added by the gunsmith I bought it from and makes it a lot more useable for CSR etc

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What is the optic on the grass? - Rifle looks very 'trick' (wished mine looked like that!)
Also where did you buy the 'brass catcher'? If that is what it is (I do hope so), stray brass can be a bit of a problem on the range.
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Re: Steyr Aug - Z SP - what scope
if you get the seat and angle right at Short Siberia, you can hit the target, then eject the brass into the waste bin behind the firing line razz very ergonomic clapclapGeek wrote:What is the optic on the grass? - Rifle looks very 'trick' (wished mine looked like that!)
Also where did you buy the 'brass catcher'? If that is what it is (I do hope so), stray brass can be a bit of a problem on the range.
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