Willard replaced the abysmal folding stock on his Vz with a nice surplus fixed item.
It shoots much better with a stock you can get a cheek weld on.
Plus, muzzle blast!
He'd had a double feed problem when he first got it, a problem that seems to be cured now that we've put a couple hundred down the pipe.
Oh that handguard gets plenty toasty!
Update:
This is where the ergonomics of the AR are greatly appreciated. Getting your eyes down on the sights means the back of the top cover smacks you in the cheek (via your shooting glasses). We fired about 200 rounds divided between the two of us and my cheekbone is sore from it.
Even the FAL which will tap the glasses with the rear sight doesn't HURT after a couple hundred rounds.
It shoots much better with a stock you can get a cheek weld on.
Plus, muzzle blast!
He'd had a double feed problem when he first got it, a problem that seems to be cured now that we've put a couple hundred down the pipe.
Oh that handguard gets plenty toasty!
Update:
This is where the ergonomics of the AR are greatly appreciated. Getting your eyes down on the sights means the back of the top cover smacks you in the cheek (via your shooting glasses). We fired about 200 rounds divided between the two of us and my cheekbone is sore from it.
Even the FAL which will tap the glasses with the rear sight doesn't HURT after a couple hundred rounds.