Nothing like the twang of a A1-A2 stock and buffer to put ya to sleep in the prone/supported position at the range.[Beer][Flower] I have a couple that are adjustable but I do like my fixed ACE on my 300BLK.Quote:
Originally Posted by beast556
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Nothing like the twang of a A1-A2 stock and buffer to put ya to sleep in the prone/supported position at the range.[Beer][Flower] I have a couple that are adjustable but I do like my fixed ACE on my 300BLK.Quote:
Originally Posted by beast556
Does she know you call her "Mrs. Belly?"Quote:
Mrs. Belly is a tiny little petite thing
I adjust the stock often, yes is it mostly in 3Gun, but we don't do things in 3Gun you would never encounter in other areas. When I was in a harness, hung upside down, rollover prone, prone, shooting off a pallet that was used like a ladder, etc., I adjusted the stock for better fit than my "normal" position. I have "fixed" stocks on two that I hunt with, but the rest wear adjustables.
Yup. She's good with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkCO
We all know you met her at a Moroccon restaurant.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
o w I just have to find one that sounds good and has a little generator that keeps the leds lit
I wouldn't get a non-adjustable stock for an AR.
wearing heavy jackets or a light T-shirt makes a difference
a lot of scopes require your eye to be relatively close, so you may want a shorter stock for that
shooting from a bench or prone, vs standing or kneeling
storage and portability
if you want to be very compact (for clearing your house or similar)
Orchestra camp, actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
That was almost 20 years ago.
I constantly adjust mine, if I am shooting prone or standing I may change it, also putting it into the safe or putting it into a case.
I love the modularity it provides.