The A2 also has an advantage over most other comp brakes in that it directs all the gas and flash up and out rather than to the sides or dissipating it in a circle since that keeps any sort of dust or dirt that may be under the muzzle from flying up and obscuring your sight picture or giving away your position. Or going straight into your face.
That's fair, I missed it. But that just makes it worse considering how much time he spends fucking around with the bipod.
What I find funny about this, is even a fucking weekend appleseed course would correct some of his shooting positions. As much of a fatass as he is, would putting his feet flat actually do much at this point to just step general jiggling of his body?
He probably wasn't shoehorning it into a retro competition, so much as he was just running his idea of a "retro build" that particular day. The guy has free/cheap access to shit, so why not run random stuff. Of course with that comes properly zeroing your sights/optic and either confirming it with an actual test at the range(which he does go to, since that's what he's doing in the 2025 video I linked) or at least checking it with a basic ballistic calculator as others have said. But this goes hand in hand with him being a lazy fat fuck and just not caring about anything. In the older video he's also running what looks like a Harris bipod(or clone) and is allowed to take that on and off between stages?
No, I use to be fatter than Russ is now/was in that pic and the proper prone position was still the proper prone position - if anything it makes getting that leg out more important. Every one of the Arizona niggas need an appleseed class, as much as we shit talk Karl he is by far the best shot out of any of them - because he actually learned the boomer fundamentals from his high-power days.
Depends. I would disqualify it as a fighting rifle, but I see it as a well executed ranch/hiking/sporting rifle.
Nobody is shitting on the upper, we're shitting on the KEArms lower you mong. Furthermore just work out, you sound fat and noodle armed.
Without ever handling one, I think the lightweight, monolithic polymer lower is a pretty cool idea for a lightweight scout style setup. For trekking, hunting whatever.
Pretty much any firearm should be as light as possible, assuming it doesn't compromise reliability. You gain nothing good from extra weight. Even if you have worked out, lighter is better.
I have archived the Reddit thread.
I want a carbine with a pencil barrel, no forward assist and it has to be lightweight.
Technically Stoner already made a WWSD, it's the SR-25 and SR-15. He allegedly had a lot design freedom while working at Knights Armament Company. He even redesigned the bolt for the AR-10 on the SR-25. Maybe it wasn't a polymer lower but they certainly were a step up from his work at Armalite.
For $20 extra you can get the forward assist added. I'm wondering what changed from them making the Fuddlore videos about the FA and why it shouldn't exist to KE Arms offering it on the final product. Russell even threatened to remove it on later revisions but its still offered.
The issues with the monolithic polymer lower are
I also dont think that burning down half the range at high desrt brutality will also engender good feelings with other ranges who might also be considering the risks and rewards of letting your ilk shoot at their club.
The Wired article said that Deviant Ollam/Brian Rea started it, what an asshole
I haven't bothered to read that article (because it really doesn't interest me that much), but this is just so monumentally fucked up
Say what you will about the guy, his username is, at least, very accurate.
It saved Kenosha Kyle's life on video. There was a marked decrease in forward assist haters after that.
Ahhhhhhhhhh, so that explains why she was given a free spot in the brutality staff squad. Same with tacticool girlfriend since they were in the comments on gunbunny's channel saying they were also in the staff squad.
