What are your thoughts on making this a canted BUIS?
2091581
Go for it! I use it as the primary sight on an AR. Really fast when you get used to it.
2091582
I think it will be somewhat trickier to get the triangle lined up, but, with practice, maybe not! Nothing ventured, nothing gained - give it a try and,let people know how it worked for you.
2091583
Canted BUIS are usually for close range purposes (under 100 yards, or even under 50 yards). This could be used in that role, but I don't consider this to be one of the better options. These are not as quick to acquire a target as a red dot.
2091584
I have it on a 45 deg off set as back up on my AR. It takes practice as with any system but if you drill with it sight acquisition is good for 100yds +/-
2091585
Would be great, but you would have to train/ practice with it just like any other canted sight.
2091586
I always leave it to personal preference. I think the best application for this sight is a turkey shotgun or muzzle loader.
1780933
If it is one of those vinyl banners and is not in the wind. I believe it would work. If it is in the wind and is lifted up from the bottom it could be released.
2202063
You can do it. But it's not recomended. Because they can leak CO2. And you will wind up with flat beer.
1494900
It wouldn't be ideal, but if you are creative you might be able to make it work. Would probably be tough to stretch though.
1329142
I've never done that, only use it for canning. Not saying it can't be done.
2059696
just used it this weekend, I wouldnt. I probably wouldnt do it in the bigger version either. canopies are good for that
1614568
I havent but I dont think it would be a great idea. The material is strong but i dont know if it is that strong. Maybe a boogie board...
1385430
Personally, I would disconnect for easier storage. that way the gas canister can be stored safely somewhere else.
1547123
I think it can be used in that way but it would be harder to handle. I have not tried it in the way you ask about.
1817961
Very intriguing idea. It would not be too dangerous if you dragged it up hill. You would not be in the path of gravity. If you stand below it, most people would say it is dangerous. I would be willing to do it by being vigilant and nimble.
1969120
I would say no. Although it could. Think of it as a tightrope. Could be dangerous, but could be fun with a lot of supervision
1364183
I suppose you could modify it. Its designed to be used in the oval shape it is. I have a new one I never used I could sell cheaper.
59045
It can be. It's lightweight. You may want to fix it in place with some weight.
2132597
It's better to have a different container/can that fits to make it easier to clean. This will also keep your product from burning too.
2094115
There are wires that thread through guides to make it "stand up" and they will flex a good deal. For the large you'd be fine, for the extra large I would say you could do it with a lot of smushing...if you fiddle with it you can get it as flat as your pet really...although your pet may not be pleased.
148611
Probably not without extreme effort. I do not think it would be useful for that purpose as it sometimes has trouble on thicker beer cans.
2276942
I think it would require some creative modifications to attach a slide. You may do better with a stand alone slide.