KorbenDallas

   Thank you Rightwinger I will keep that in mind. The sight is secure and I also tried my BUS with same results. This the first using that ammo but reading up on it MKE is supposed to shoot well for a light grain. I will try out some different ammo like you recommend because I'm not looking for match grade accuracy as I'm no where near a match shooter. It's more for plinking but I want to hit what I'm aiming at with decent consistency.

Your exactly right. Why I didn't throw in it was 1/7 and using 55gr was stupid on my part. Unfortunately my knowledge of twist rates was limited until after I purchased the upper. While checking the target I seen one keyhole. I'm sure more bullets tumbled just that one stood up while passing through. It's tough to find heavier ammo for a decent price. What do you think about the hornady steel match 75 gr? I prefer brass but again price is a factor. And besides switching ammo my only other option is barrel swap correct?

So I attempted to sight in my PSA AR 16in the other day at 50 yards and was only managing 4 to 5 inch groups with trs-25 red dot. It's a three MOA dot and was wondering how good of a group that is? I was using MKE ammo if that's a huge factor.

Hey guys. I was ammo hunting this morning and found a sight for sore eyes. Look like 11 boxes left and they have a new three box limit. Can't beat 150 rounds for 2.37 a box. Its too early for me to get any but I wanted my TGO brethren to get some before the buy and resellers get em. Here's the location. 5824 Nolensville Pike Nashville, TN 37211

Thanks for all the input guys! I went Thursday morning with intent to sight in my red dot at 50yds and ended up using 200 rounds of 5.56 after I sighted in with 20 rounds.. It's an awesome place! I love the shotgun/rifle pit where you can go full combat mode. Didn't check out diner but will next time with ol lady in tow.. She was anti gun until I took her shooting. Now she wants to hit the range more than me!

I'm planning on making a trip to this range tomorrow with my girlfriend in tow. Does anyone know if you need to bring targets or anything besides weapons and ammo. It's an hour drive for me so I want to be prepared. Also any good lunch spots around there?

+1 on the go/no go gauges. If you plan on getting more AR15 style rifles or swapping barrels it's fairly easy to check yourself. The gauges are not very expensive and beats going to a gunsmith every time. Check youtube for tutorials.

What a steal, I paid almost $200 for them when they first came out.

Thanks for the warm welcome and suggestions guys I will check these places out.

Hello TGO members. My registry is long overdue and glad to be a member. I do not own many firearms but I'm always working on my collection (aren't we all?). I enjoy shooting but lack a good outdoor range in nashville. If you all have any suggestions I'm all ears. Thanks guys!