Building a PC9

[NH Shooter]

I also like the MRO, and I just went through some of this with the 10/22 I put together. I think you (I did) will struggle trying to co-witness with the MRO, and trying to peek under it will leave your cheek floating around.
I decided to shift my thinking to a quick release...

I like your thinking on the QD approach instead of peek-under or co-witness. This might work well for me - https://www.eurooptic.com/EOTech-Gre...ing-and-1.aspx

[mmc45414]

This might work well for me

Speculating that would end up too high. That MI mount I linked would work with the MRO you have. Brownells carried it, they will take it back if you do not like it.

[BN]

I have a Ruger. Mine has a mini Aimpoint with a low mount with a lever release mounted on the receiver rail. I don't exactly get a cheek "weld" but my cheek is touching the stock. I figure that if I need to use the irons, I can quickly remove the dot and mount.

I haven't had any zero shift with the take down. I tried it several times and it kept zero.

[NH Shooter]

Speculating that would end up too high. That MI mount I linked would work with the MRO you have. Brownells carried it, they will take it back if you do not like it.

Yes, agreed.

[NH Shooter]

Aimpoint PRO in low ring mount sits right on the deck;

[HeavyDuty]

Aimpoint PRO in low ring mount sits right on the deck;

Drool.

[luckyman]

Aimpoint PRO in low ring mount sits right on the deck;

Ooh thanks, I need to get me one of those!

[Ed L]

I have a concern that the M-lock forend might be interpreted as a "barrel shroud", or whatever they call it, or something else that NY legislates against.



It looks like foreend of a military longarm like the new XM7. I am using a civilian semiauto version image as an example here:

[NH Shooter]

I have a concern that the M-lock forend might be interpreted as a "barrel shroud", or whatever they call it, or something else that NY legislates against.

A hand guard or "shroud" is not part of the NY AW definition. Here are a few links that list the features that make a firearm an "assault weapon" ;

https://gunsafety.ny.gov/system/file...d_features.pdf

https://giffords.org/lawcenter/state...s-in-new-york/

[mmc45414]

Aimpoint PRO in low ring mount sits right on the deck

Another good option. Like I mentioned, I have been doing more with shotguns lately, and that could be another option. I want them to mount as close to the guns I shoot skeet with a few thousand times a summer, crank up the SGA cheekpiece too much and it gets funky (I tried...).

Here are a few links that list the features that make a firearm an "assault weapon"

And it looks like Ruger has you covered on an option with no barrel threads.

Also note that Beretta is making the A300 in a five round version to be NY compliant, better getcha one of those also...