Saint AR pistol range report. Show me your results!

[jem44357]

I shot the Saint AR pistol at 15 yds to get it close and get the feel. Went to 25yds adjusted down then right. Final 3 in the middle off the bench. I ran 7 or 8 shots at the 8" hanging steel off hand and clanged them all. Very happy! I think it would do better with the smalller dot Sig Sauer Romeo5 and maybe different ammo!

 

[BobM]

I shot the Saint AR pistol at 15 yds to get it close and get the feel. Went to 25yds adjusted down then right. Final 3 in the middle off the bench. I ran 7 or 8 shots at the 8" hanging steel off hand and clanged them all. Very happy! I think it would do better with the smalller dot Sig Sauer Romeo5 and maybe different ammo!

NICE!

 

[bigx5murf]

I'm working on a similar build atm. 7.5" barrel, gonna use a QD muzzle brake with QD blastcan, so I keep suppressor compatibility. I'm thinking of using a Romeo 5, with the low mount. Building it as a vehicle gun, so trying to minimize snagging on steering wheel.

 

[Blacjac]

100 yards, Diamondhead AR-15, Sig Romeo5, Falcons 3X magnifier

Sig Romeo5, Falcon 3X magnifier

 

[TacticalPirate]

No pics to share, but I'm getting fair groupings at 50 and 100 yards using binary and rare Breed triggers, I'm very pleased.

 

[jem44357]

Another decent day at the range! I put the Sig back on the Saint.1st pic Saint @ 50 yards 7/8", 2nd pic Saint @ 100 not as good but all in man size torso! Big target 2 10 shot groups @ 100 with the Ruger 10-22. One way up high, wrong hold, then the other 9 to the right. Adjusted to the left and shot 10 more 2 5/8" not bad for a 22lr on a breezy day!

 

[bigx5murf]

Another decent day at the range! I put the Sig back on the Saint.1st pic Saint @ 50 yards 7/8", 2nd pic Saint @ 100 not as good but all in man size torso! Big target 2 10 shot groups @ 100 with the Ruger 10-22. One way up high, wrong hold, then the other 9 to the right. Adjusted to the left and shot 10 more 2 5/8" not bad for a 22lr on a breezy day!

There's a trick to shooting tight groups at 100 yards with an un-magified red dot. What you do is look through a rear backup iron sight, aim with the dot through the small aperture. The dot should be finer, and sharper. With good trigger and breath control, you can get really close to scoped group sizes.