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Imagine trying to secure your child or loved one while having an 8 lb lawn dart swinging around your neck, or having to carry anything other than your rifle. Imagine having a stoppage when engaged with a threat and you have to drop your rifle right into your junk before you pull your handgun. 2 pt slings also can help steady your sights in a pinch if needed. Ive trained with a 1 point during a class and it got old very quick. Uncomfortable 98% of the class and constantly flagging my feet.

You slip your support had through and place hand on magwell, move trigger hand into correct position and change feet position, replace hand from magwell to trigger position.

I know what you meant, but my thing is 1 pt is only useful in that one instance. Otherwise you'd be carrying it in 2pt mode. In a real world situation, you likely won't have the luxury of knowing when youll have to transition.

It probably takes less time to switch shoulders with a 2 pt than to convert a magpul to a 1 pt. Very easy transition when practiced a little.

Doing a little rethinking of my first AR. Decided to see what kind of accuracy I can squeeze out of it. Putting on the finishing touches. Stag 3h upper with plus package (1/7 govt barrel, FA BCG, mp/HP tested) Miculek comp Recently acquired DD omega 7.0 rail Nikon P223 4x12 scope Spikes lower with spikes lpk Magpul fixed rifle stock Moe+ grip Vtac 2pt sling Things I still need to upgrade. GI charging handle to Raptor CH Primary arms Flashlight to surefire fury Standard trigger to geissele ssa

M855 should be gtg but I always use a standard buffer in my bcm middy cause I know it works.

It has that on certain mid length models. Right on their website. I know I buy the cheapest brass I can find so carbine weight it is.

Ok. No prob. Other than the buffer you can look at the gas key to make sure its nicely staked, but with bcm it usually is.

Nice upper btw

Ok that's a mid length gas system and bcm's are notorious for having a small gas port size. I believe bcm recommends using a standard carbine buffer because of this. If you check the buffer does it I say H, or H1 or the like?

Two variables on the lower are the bolt catch and the buffer weight. The upper may have a different gas port size it could be the gas block the bolt carrier key. May just need more lube. Just to be clear it's a BCM carbine gas length upper with a carbine weight buffer

Odd, is it well lubed?

And what gas system?

What buffer do you have in? Sounds like short stroking. If heavy try a standard.

I'll mostly lube the bolt carrier, bcg rails, bolt, bolt lugs, extractor, charging handle, and fcg Wet rifle is a happy rifle for me.

Just started re watching band of brothers. RIP Sergeant

Never mind. Misunderstood

Its been a whiiiiiile since I cleaned mine. I don't even remember it

Disagree. I think Walther's pistols are very aesthetically pleasing, especially compared to a block

This. I'm gonna get a p99c

fyi I put the mount and other stuff up for sale in the classifieds. Sent from my Xoom using Tapatalk

Maybe they should start fatso.... Sent from my Xoom using Tapatalk

Too 'spensive. Pay me $40 and I'll have it looking spiffy. Sent from my Xoom using Tapatalk

'I wouldn't mind a nice od green tiger stripe though Sent from my Xoom using Tapatalk

Black.