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Re: low profile masks for socks and sights

In Reply to: Re: low profile masks for socks and sights posted by Ashe_WCM on January 25, 2004 at 09:02:35:

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Posted by:
zaphar
on February 20, 2004 at 22:57:56

I personally hate the sights on the 98 custom and was woundering if I should get the lapco raised sight rail, it seems that the stock sights would get in the way of any type of sight that I add on. With the stock sights I have to tilt my head too much to aim, and it's not very comfortable. I'm basically looking for a sight that is raised more than the stock one but doesn't use batteries. Is the lapco rasied sight rail good by itself?

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: I personally hate the sights on the 98 custom and was woundering if I should get the lapco raised sight rail, it seems that the stock sights would get in the way of any type of sight that I add on. With the stock sights I have to tilt my head too much to aim, and it's not very comfortable. I'm basically looking for a sight that is raised more than the stock one but doesn't use batteries. Is the lapco rasied sight rail good by itself?

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