11-16-2019, 03:11 AM
I disagree. Any adjustable part on your rifle is just going to cause trouble. If your ammo doesn't work with a standard gas block and standard buffer spring and standard buffer then YOU are doing something wrong or outside the norm. Or, maybe, your rifle isn't first rate.
I've shot 100's of highpower rifle matches and I can only say that anything you need to adjust is likely to be wrong. I hate having to adjust my sling but I have a well developed card on what to do. It probably cost me several matches and $100's to get that card right and on a service rifle it would have been much cheaper since there are fewer options. Adjustable stocks are very expensive as there are way too many options: cheek riser height, length, height of butt stock, cant of butt stock...I did just as well with an A2 stock with no adjustments but I couldn't resist so I have an adjustable stock.
I've never had an adjustable trigger. I've seen too many people playing with their triggers when they should have been dry firing. I use CMC two stage triggers that are not adjustable and I'm perfectly happy to not be able to make any adjustments to the trigger although I do make adjustments to my grip and trigger pull when I realize I'm not doing it right while dry firing as I wait for the "targets up" call.
I've shot 100's of highpower rifle matches and I can only say that anything you need to adjust is likely to be wrong. I hate having to adjust my sling but I have a well developed card on what to do. It probably cost me several matches and $100's to get that card right and on a service rifle it would have been much cheaper since there are fewer options. Adjustable stocks are very expensive as there are way too many options: cheek riser height, length, height of butt stock, cant of butt stock...I did just as well with an A2 stock with no adjustments but I couldn't resist so I have an adjustable stock.
I've never had an adjustable trigger. I've seen too many people playing with their triggers when they should have been dry firing. I use CMC two stage triggers that are not adjustable and I'm perfectly happy to not be able to make any adjustments to the trigger although I do make adjustments to my grip and trigger pull when I realize I'm not doing it right while dry firing as I wait for the "targets up" call.