This winter all of my AR's when through a metamorphasis, as I'm constantly figuring out what works best for me.

Something that I did on all my guns is I moved the vertical foregrip further forward, I find that this helps me "drive" the gun better. Some guys advocate moving it further foward than what I have it, but I'm some what short in stature and still need to have access to the Surefire. I have the Surefire moved as far forward as it will go. I am liking the vertical foregrip in it's current location, works well for me.

Another item that I changed was, on all of my M4 carbines, I went back to 14.5" barrels. I have been from 14.5" barrels on all my M4's to 16" barrels, and now back to 14.5" barrels.

After using numberous configurations over the years, I have found that I prefer a 14.5" barrel on a M4 and a 16" barrel on a Mid-Length.

I have also found that I prefer the Vltor stock on a M4 and the Magpul M93B on a Mid-Length. There is something to be said for comfort, "feel", and balance.



Bushmaster SWAT gun:

-Complete Factory Bushmaster

-14.5" Bushmaster M4 barrel

-Sabre Defense elongated A2 flash hider perminately attached

-LaRue 7.0 rail system

-Tango Down rail pannels

-Tango Down vertical foregrip

-Surefire 961 with clicker tail cap (9 volt)

-LaRue Surefire mount

-Aimpoint ML3

-LaRue cantalever Aimpoint mount

-LaRue BUIS

-Tango Down Battle Grip pistol grip

-KNS non-rotating hammer / trigger pin set

-Burnsed single point sling plate

-Vltor stock