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Since you enjoy your scope setup, if you do end up getting BUIS in the future, perhaps you can look at some offset irons.

texasmusic wrote:

WEC wrote: Your rail is free floating, isn't it? If so, I wouldn't recommend bridging your front scope mount across the gap to the rail. Doing so could result in inability to maintain a reliable zero.

I get what you're saying here. but what would be the difference if it were not free floating?

For example, if the handguard was attached via the front sight post cap, it would have slightly less flex than a free floating rail or handguard. That being said, I try to stay away bridging the gap between upper receiver and handguard/rail.

If you intend to do one-handed manipulation of the CH it shouldn't be an issue.

Your rail is free floating, isn't it? If so, I wouldn't recommend bridging your front scope mount across the gap to the rail. Doing so could result in inability to maintain a reliable zero.