Panteao Productions has been kind enough to give us a copy of “Make Ready with Travis Haley: Adaptive Carbine” as a giveaway to one of our readers. Travis Haley is well known to SSD readers and currently serves as the President of Haley Strategic Partners.
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going to have to say an optic whether its my meprolight or acog
Viking Tactics 2 Point Sling
Aimpoint Micro, no question. If I were on a limited budget and could only upgrade piecemeal, it’d be the first thing on a carbine. The difference between irons and red dot is so much more substantial than any other AR upgrade out there.
Leupold Mark AR. Nothing better than plinking steel targets with 5.56 at 700 meters with no effort.
Magpul MS2 sling.
Gen4 Grip Force Adapter
BAD, AFG2, CTR, VCAS, Aimpoint T1, and Surefire G2L mounted with Vltor QD Scout mount
Aimpoint M68 CCO (of the old school M2 Variety)
SPARC Vortex red dot sight
Fullsize EOTech. Haters gonna hate.
Surefire M720V weapon light, with what experience I have with weapon light tactics in low light conditions I’ve always wanted to get a good light…
Good training.
I’m going to go with the guys who say a white light. Only an idiot would enter and clear an Afghan compound without one.
Viking tactics sling: It is comfortable and more adjustable than any other sling in my experience. If you want to make accurate shots with sling support then this is the sling for you.
More fully loaded magazines!
Knowledge (and a good sling)
Definetely an aimpoint T1 or H1.
Ammo and Magazines
A Surefire weapon light. First thing I always get for my new rifles.
Sling, good gloves.
VTAC 2pt Sling
Ammunition
S&S Precision M600 lowpro mount
Depends on the weapon
Viking tactics 2 point sling one of best bits of kits on the market
Surefire ear pro. Without it I would be deaf. my surfire ear pro actually does it’s job, atleast I can still hear. I really cannot say how much I love them. Everybody needs quality ear pro to keep th tactically aware.
Aimpoint T-1 mounted mounted on a LT751
It’s going to have to be a good muzzle break/compensator. They make follow up shots a no-brainer, and keep you sane when you’re firing something like the .338 all day.
Surefire HL1 with TangoDown rail adaptor. Great navigation lights that don’t blow your cover and don’t put any weight on the gun
A good red-dot sight.
Silencer
High quality supressor (QSM). Supressors offer so many advantages its pointless to make a list.
EO TECH XPS3
Trijicon ACOG scope with Docter Red Dot
I’d say that it would be my Specter SOP Sling. It’s a very nice feature to easily carry your weapon system in a comfortable way, doesn’t matter if your on patrol or doing CQB operations.
The will to use it for its intended purpose.
A good Surefire light!!!
I would have to say, knowledge, or a good light.
Magpul Angled Fore-Grip2.
Mindset. The will and desire to destroy my enemies. All else is supplemental.
EOTech / Aimpoint sight booster on some form of FTS mount.
illuminated reticle 1-4
Back up iron sights, fixed or flip.
A good supply of ammo and the targets to use it on.
Aimpoint T-1/Larue mount
Quality ammunition.
Since Haley is mostly discussing the carbine: the BAD-lever from magpul. Took a while to get rid of old habits and using the new techniques without thinking about it though. After that, operating the M4 is so much simpler.
Aimpoint T1 Micro
Surefire Scout Light
cleaning kit…