you should probably relax your deathgrip on the rifle, AR isn't going to run away. With barrel supported you can literally shoot it with a thumb and trigger fingers, just let it recoil. What matters is consistency.
The Hi-Power is just the 1911's slightly-less-hot (but still hot) younger sister. Change my mind.
When shooting from the bench, I was trying to have as many points of contact as possible. In hindsight, I guess that was pulling and pushing the muzzle every which way. And using the foregrip as a monopod is just like having it on a hinge.
I had my contacts in, but I am due for an eye appointment.
Try the Tokarev now for comparison, completely different principle with a smaller zippier round. Can reach to 100 yards with it if so inclined. Set up some gongs and go to town.
Get a small shooting bag or improvise one with a folded up towel or something, should help a bit. I usually just use my hat so the foregrip/forend isn't directly touching a hard surface like a bench or a barricade. For aimed shots from a bench try to balance the rifle as much as possible so you just have to barely support it, then just make fine adjustments. The idea is you should be able to take your main hand off the rifle entirely and it will still remain supported, the hand that pulls the trigger should only be pulling the trigger, not also supporting the rifle.
I just want the Colt M5. No idea if it's at Shot though.
For that price I hope Springfield fixes their issues they have had with their SA-35 or the new Turkish clones are good.
Springfield needs to offer a 18 inch or 20 inch version of the Springfield Saint Victor in 5.56 or 308.
Theyre really dragging out the marketability of gas block pic rails. If it works it works I guess. Putting a comp on a 20" is also silly, but its nice to see a big company release a 'tactical' 20" even if I have zero personal interest.
I'd be more intrigued by Kalash USA if there was a greater sample size of experiences with their guns quality. Preferably I'd love a nice parts kit AK 100 series sbr, but those aren't getting any cheaper and I ain't touching any of the PSAKs.
Yeah, I really don't understand the point of the gas blocks with pic rails at this point. It looks like they are using a knock-off BCM rail/Saint rail, just make it a low-profile gas block and add a short section of pic rail at the end of the handguard for a front sight.
Lol no but here's some 30 super carry no one asked for.
Ain't gonna happen. All the manufacturers have announced permanent price increases back in December I think.
To me a "Reece" rifle is more along the lines of a 14.5-16" gun with a suppressor. 20" is getting to the point of being unwieldy even with a short k can. To me the increased interest in long ARs is rubberbanding from the popularity of AR pistols and (hopefully) consumers branching out from flashy bullshit. If you're not using a suppressor and don't plan to kick in doors or shot around vehicles an 18-20" 556 gun is a great all around defense, varmint, and medium game hunting gun.
I used a muzzle brake to extend from 16 to 18 inches and added a bipod because it looked great in WW2 FPS on guns like the BAR. However I am surprised that Magpul's bipods extend forward rather than backward when in a resting position. However they are great for bench shooting without having to get dirty with sandbags.
I personally combine Recce and SPR in my head tbh. I think of something with a LPVO and then I naturally tell myself I'd want that on a 18" or 20" barrel. I'd assume the same people who would buy a M&P15 DMR are the same people who would NOT buy a suppressor in the first place...
From what I'v heard and seen, Kalashnikov USA is producing the same quality (if not better in some instances) as the actual Russian built Kalashnikov's.
