11-30-2017, 10:32 AM
I've been running a BAD lever on both my 5.56 rifles since 2010 (11k rounds ago). Lot of people tried to warn me off them, since they can cause stoppages, but I have yet to have one.
I took 3, two day training classes and in the first one, the instructor was drilling us on how not to use all that ambi shit (BAD lever, Ambi mag release), then the next day, having us shoot support side, and transitions.
I love it. My GF Daughters have been going shooting with me, and I had to put a Luth MBA3 and a new FCG in my carbine lower so they could have the shorter LOP than the PRS was giving them. Where they were comfortable, you could not pull the charging handle back without sliding the stock back, and after 15 rounds of 6, not one failure lo lock back, stoppage, or any other issues with 2 little persons with exactly that much experience behind an AR.
I would recommend that a person gets proficient with using the AR15 as designed before a person puts on that type of accessory.
IMO - the best gift you can get him is send him to a training class.
I took 3, two day training classes and in the first one, the instructor was drilling us on how not to use all that ambi shit (BAD lever, Ambi mag release), then the next day, having us shoot support side, and transitions.
I love it. My GF Daughters have been going shooting with me, and I had to put a Luth MBA3 and a new FCG in my carbine lower so they could have the shorter LOP than the PRS was giving them. Where they were comfortable, you could not pull the charging handle back without sliding the stock back, and after 15 rounds of 6, not one failure lo lock back, stoppage, or any other issues with 2 little persons with exactly that much experience behind an AR.
I would recommend that a person gets proficient with using the AR15 as designed before a person puts on that type of accessory.
IMO - the best gift you can get him is send him to a training class.
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