02-07-2017, 04:18 PM
Guys:
Enough about the free recoil technique! Rick said a couple of times that it is not a good idea for light weight AR's that are basically military in style. Rather for quite heavy rifles using bag rider forends.
My advice to Retro given his carbine fits the description of a military carbine firing service ammo is to develop a bench position that fits him like a tight glove and maintain full control over the carbine under recoil and in return to sight picture.
Now lets see what Retro comes up with since he is the one who started the thread.
Don't worry -- I will lock it if it turns into a pissing contest but not now.
LR55
Enough about the free recoil technique! Rick said a couple of times that it is not a good idea for light weight AR's that are basically military in style. Rather for quite heavy rifles using bag rider forends.
My advice to Retro given his carbine fits the description of a military carbine firing service ammo is to develop a bench position that fits him like a tight glove and maintain full control over the carbine under recoil and in return to sight picture.
Now lets see what Retro comes up with since he is the one who started the thread.
Don't worry -- I will lock it if it turns into a pissing contest but not now.
LR55