Sure it is not very difficult once you have your range and have practiced a little. I love shooting irons, but would prefer an optic because, well, its easier. If that sounds cheesy then feel free to call me Velveeta.
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Sure it is not very difficult once you have your range and have practiced a little. I love shooting irons, but would prefer an optic because, well, its easier. If that sounds cheesy then feel free to call me Velveeta.
ya, after like 3 seconds HAHAHA
lol but you are right, we had a bunch of self identified experts after shooting quals
i got like 33 or 34 out of 40 so i was happy
Muzzle devices were mentioned above. I think I wrote somewhere in this post that I only use flash suppressors on my M4's set up for non-gaming purposes......which right now are all my M4's.
All the muzzle brakes and comps I've seen put out excessive muzzle flash during lowlight conditions.
The "dual role" devices that combine a FH and a comp or brake are like nearly every other device I've ever used that touts itself as doing 2 jobs at once; it half a$$e$ both of them. Doesn't reduce recoil/muzzle rise as much as a comp/brake and has too much flash for a FH.
Personally, I recommend sticking with a FH for M4's you may use in an environment where folks shoot back, and a brake/comp for stuff where there is a timer running in the background.
I see just about every muzzle device come through my school and the most effective FH's I've seen are (in no particular order) the SEI Vortex, AAC Blackout and Silencero Trifecta. If you aren't gonna run a can, get the Vortex. Works just as well as the other 2 and is much cheaper. The AAC and Silencerco incorporate suppressor attachment with the FH, so get those if you need them.
All the muzzle brakes and comps I've seen put out excessive muzzle flash during lowlight conditions.
The "dual role" devices that combine a FH and a comp or brake are like nearly every other device I've ever used that touts itself as doing 2 jobs at once; it half a$$e$ both of them. Doesn't reduce recoil/muzzle rise as much as a comp/brake and has too much flash for a FH.
Personally, I recommend sticking with a FH for M4's you may use in an environment where folks shoot back, and a brake/comp for stuff where there is a timer running in the background.
I see just about every muzzle device come through my school and the most effective FH's I've seen are (in no particular order) the SEI Vortex, AAC Blackout and Silencero Trifecta. If you aren't gonna run a can, get the Vortex. Works just as well as the other 2 and is much cheaper. The AAC and Silencerco incorporate suppressor attachment with the FH, so get those if you need them.
not bad ,I see guys with scoped varmint barreled rifles that cant hit at 250 yards...
Agreed... again.
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