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Ninja_En_Short · August 23rd, 2010, 04:07

Having the thumb completly on the top is not very usefull, having it parallel of the barrel and on (or slightly aboove) the side rail is the most "fitting" way to hold it. That is to stop right away the gun when turning to get on target without "wobble".
The guys using fore grip as... well, grips and M203/EGLM users know that well.
For switches I like to use the rail covers from Tango Down with a switch space on them.

For the weight I shoot my M95 standing so I'm not very concerned by that... but AK with grenade launcher is still extremely hard to keep on target for a while.

August 23rd, 2010, 04:07	#14
Ninja_En_Short Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: France, Canada (Montréal)	Having the thumb completly on the top is not very usefull, having it parallel of the barrel and on (or slightly aboove) the side rail is the most "fitting" way to hold it. That is to stop right away the gun when turning to get on target without "wobble". The guys using fore grip as... well, grips and M203/EGLM users know that well. For switches I like to use the rail covers from Tango Down with a switch space on them. For the weight I shoot my M95 standing so I'm not very concerned by that... but AK with grenade launcher is still extremely hard to keep on target for a while. __________________ Tous les jours nous nous endormons plus instruits mais pas forcément moins bêtes... I can do a CTRL+ATL+DEL on your gun ! Gun doc in Montreal on AEG, GBB, GBBR and Bolt rifle (gaz and spring) Heavy custom builder (including painting) Last edited by Ninja_En_Short; August 23rd, 2010 at 04:37..