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Stupid question - correct posture of AR pistols
9/22/2011 9:04:15 PM
How the hell do you shoot the things with any accuracy?
9/22/2011 9:05:49 PM
its an "AR" pistol. 
9/22/2011 9:15:42 PM
Originally Posted By ruger556boy:
its an "AR" pistol.
really?its an "AR" pistol.
9/22/2011 9:20:00 PM
Hold it sideways.
9/23/2011 12:31:19 AM
Wear a pimp hat? also tucking it into your pants helps for transport
9/23/2011 2:20:25 AM
i can't believe it's not obvious.
one hand on the pistol grip, the other hand on the flash suppressor, the buffer tube pressed firmly against your forehead.
one hand on the pistol grip, the other hand on the flash suppressor, the buffer tube pressed firmly against your forehead.
9/23/2011 8:21:41 AM
Originally Posted By whenheavenfell:
i can't believe it's not obvious.
one hand on the pistol grip, the other hand on the flash suppressor, the buffer tube pressed firmly against your forehead.
i can't believe it's not obvious.
one hand on the pistol grip, the other hand on the flash suppressor, the buffer tube pressed firmly against your forehead.
LOL
nose to charging handle Use the sights the way they were meant.9/23/2011 8:25:01 AM
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
9/23/2011 10:36:21 AM
Here is one video I‘ve come across. Just using the buffer as a cheeckweld should create some consistency.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GaZLvOF6qk&feature=youtube_gdata_player
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GaZLvOF6qk&feature=youtube_gdata_player
9/23/2011 3:47:03 PM
you scream " BREAK YO SELF FOOO!" start pulling the trigger and waving it back and fourth till maga, opps i'm sorry "CLIP" is empty. then get in your cutlas with 24s" and speed away.
9/23/2011 4:07:18 PM
Is this GD?
9/23/2011 5:27:52 PM
Originally Posted By bcauz3y:
How the hell do you shoot the things with any accuracy?
How the hell do you shoot the things with any accuracy?
You align the sights on the target and carefully squeeze/press the trigger. Same as with any other firearm.
9/23/2011 7:21:44 PM
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
9/23/2011 7:40:21 PM
This is another Youtube video that shows three methods of shooting the AR pistol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS4wJqKUmQ4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS4wJqKUmQ4
9/25/2011 10:36:47 PM
Cheek bone against the tube works for me
9/26/2011 8:29:48 PM
I use a single point sling cinched
up pretty short. Push the pistol
out until I get a cheekweld on the
tube & the sights come into view
about as natural, if not more than,
a rifle,
It is amazingly intuitive, accurate
and fast. Your arms take the recoil,
so you body remains stable.
This Video shows my 3 point sling,
but I have since converted to the
single point.
YMMV.
John
up pretty short. Push the pistol
out until I get a cheekweld on the
tube & the sights come into view
about as natural, if not more than,
a rifle,
It is amazingly intuitive, accurate
and fast. Your arms take the recoil,
so you body remains stable.
This Video shows my 3 point sling,
but I have since converted to the
single point.
YMMV.
John
9/26/2011 8:37:13 PM
Originally Posted By Johnny_C:
I use a single point sling cinched
up pretty short. Push the pistol
out until I get a cheekweld on the
tube & the sights come into view
about as natural, if not more than,
a rifle,
It is amazingly intuitive, accurate
and fast. Your arms take the recoil,
so you body remains stable.
This Video shows my 3 point sling,
but I have since converted to the
single point.
YMMV.
John
I use a single point sling cinched
up pretty short. Push the pistol
out until I get a cheekweld on the
tube & the sights come into view
about as natural, if not more than,
a rifle,
It is amazingly intuitive, accurate
and fast. Your arms take the recoil,
so you body remains stable.
This Video shows my 3 point sling,
but I have since converted to the
single point.
YMMV.
John
Thats a fine pistol!!!
That is exactly what I want to build.
Unfourtunatley,a the last 4 lowers were sold to me as rifles.
What I'm mainly looking for is a trunk gun that will fit into a hiking backpack which is my GHB.
9/26/2011 8:48:06 PM
I really like the 9mm, but I am
currently researching prices to
build a 5.56 in a 10.5".
I think the 9mm is a practical
round for this size weapon, and
I am concerned with the muzzle
blast from the 5.56, but I am
going to buid one anyway.
There are some build vids on
sootch's channel about my
pistol, also.
Good Luck!
John
currently researching prices to
build a 5.56 in a 10.5".
I think the 9mm is a practical
round for this size weapon, and
I am concerned with the muzzle
blast from the 5.56, but I am
going to buid one anyway.
There are some build vids on
sootch's channel about my
pistol, also.
Good Luck!
John
9/27/2011 12:59:49 PM
Originally Posted By JeffCsr:
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
Did you SBR it?
9/28/2011 12:33:28 PM
Originally Posted By RandyStacyE:
Did you SBR it?
Originally Posted By JeffCsr:
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
Did you SBR it?
No, pinned & welded a 5" flash hider.
It was this.....
10/4/2011 4:13:45 PM
Originally Posted By JeffCsr:
No, pinned & welded a 5" flash hider.
It was this.....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/JeffCsr/ARs/photo2.jpg
Originally Posted By RandyStacyE:
Did you SBR it?
Originally Posted By JeffCsr:
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
My son and I were so impressed how my his 11.5" pistol shot so soft.
Arguably it's just as comfortable to shoot as a carbine resting your cheekbone against the buffer tube
Of course he had to have his own carbine so it has morphed into a CAR-15
And now I'm building a 10.5" Pistol for myself
Did you SBR it?
No, pinned & welded a 5" flash hider.
It was this.....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/JeffCsr/ARs/photo2.jpg
Now it's this
10/7/2011 12:00:20 AM
Single point sling HK MP5k style. I cinch it up tight so that when I push it out tight with my arms I can get good sight acquisition and rest my cheek on the tube, but not always.
Daniel
Daniel
10/7/2011 5:57:31 AM
Sling and cheek(butt)on the tube works good for me. I wonder if the ATF has a rule on this to make criminals out of us for holding it the wrong way?
10/7/2011 6:19:33 AM
Originally Posted By bcauz3y:
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
Is it too late?
10/7/2011 8:24:13 AM
Originally Posted By Backnblack:
Is it too late?
Originally Posted By bcauz3y:
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
Is it too late?
No, he did start out the title with "Stupid question...".
10/7/2011 10:18:01 AM
Originally Posted By shrikefan:
No, he did start out the title with "Stupid question...".
Originally Posted By Backnblack:
Is it too late?
Originally Posted By bcauz3y:
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
Thanks to those who didn't post smart ass answers.
Is it too late?
No, he did start out the title with "Stupid question...".
