11-20-2011, 10:20 PM
I love that video. I just saw it last night...quality...
When I look at all the receiver end plates, Mr. Murphy whispers in my ear...."I will find a way to make that hurt you in ways you can only imagine..." I believe him, and have never used one on any of my blasters, especially since I always mount my sling at the rear of the stock, with the attachment point opposite my right hand preference, so I don't get choked out if I have to shoot left-handed.
Also, when you mortar the AR to clear Wolf ammo from the chamber after it has seized, collapse the stock (without any digits between that sling plate and the stock body ss ss ss ss ss ss), and impact the butt where the extension tube is, not the toe of the stock. You will most likely break the stock if you impact the toe, unless it's an original aluminum commando stock from the XM177 and 653 series, and then you will damage the aluminum receiver extension recesses for the stock plunger assembly.
When I look at all the receiver end plates, Mr. Murphy whispers in my ear...."I will find a way to make that hurt you in ways you can only imagine..." I believe him, and have never used one on any of my blasters, especially since I always mount my sling at the rear of the stock, with the attachment point opposite my right hand preference, so I don't get choked out if I have to shoot left-handed.
Also, when you mortar the AR to clear Wolf ammo from the chamber after it has seized, collapse the stock (without any digits between that sling plate and the stock body ss ss ss ss ss ss), and impact the butt where the extension tube is, not the toe of the stock. You will most likely break the stock if you impact the toe, unless it's an original aluminum commando stock from the XM177 and 653 series, and then you will damage the aluminum receiver extension recesses for the stock plunger assembly.