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Range Day...let’s see what everyone shoots!

I should be picking up the Beretta tomorrow. I ordered these grips for it last night. 1600652991219.png
 
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AR with new Hera CQR stock & front grip. Super comfortable.IMG_5512.jpg
 
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Neurobit said:
Curious. Do they not allow open AR grips in PA?
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You can do whatever you want to do in PA. I have 5 AR's all configured for different purposes. Don't knock the grip style until you try it. I like it better than a peg leg style grip (if you hit those things on something with any force they break pretty easy) but everyone's got their own preferences.
 
I shoot with these:

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silver64 said:
You can do whatever you want to do in PA. I have 4 AR's all configured for different purposes. Don't knock it until you try it.
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Not my cup of tea but not knocking it. Thought perhaps is was some weird requirement like some of the oppressed states mandate (CA & NY, etc).
 
Neurobit said:
Not my cup of tea but not knocking it. Thought perhaps is was some weird requirement like some of the oppressed states mandate (CA & NY, etc).
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The way some states are I can understand the thought.
 
silver64 said:
AR with new Hera CQR stock & front grip. Super comfortable.View attachment 69365
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I use the Hera front grip on a number of my builds. The stock tends to reinforce the buffer tube assembly, and is quite ergonomic.

Not a big fan of the direct impingement gas system myself. One of the (many) reasons I really like my SCAR-17, Sig MPX (9mm) and MCX (300blackout),M-14's, and IWI Galil for their piston systems, which keep the bolt areas cleaner, and allow the guns to be setup in more compact configurations (folding stocks, etc.)

Rick
 
RSConsulting said:
I use the Hera front grip on a number of my builds. The stock tends to reinforce the buffer tube assembly, and is quite ergonomic.

Not a big fan of the direct impingement gas system myself. One of the (many) reasons I really like my SCAR-17, Sig MPX (9mm) and MCX (300blackout),M-14's, and IWI Galil for their piston systems, which keep the bolt areas cleaner, and allow the guns to be setup in more compact configurations (folding stocks, etc.)

Rick
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All good points and there are more pluses than minuses with piston systems. Its nice not having the buffer tube and spring system in the way for a compact folder. The other side of it is the arm brace pistol AR's are being adapted to scale down the total length and compacting the scale of the system as a whole. I kind of see it as working with what you have.
 
Neurobit said:
Looks amazing. Love the end result and the patina.
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Thank brother, I'm very pleased with the end result. The grips weren't as cheap as OEM but they make the firearm look so much better.
 
kapinallinen2 said:
Something wrong with Glocks...? My 19 Rebel reminds me of my Glock 17.
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I've found it to be mostly people who hate "plastic" guns. I love my G43. Glock has earned an excellent reputation from countless hours and rounds being used by enthusiasts and professionals. Never understood the Glock hate myself.
 
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