r/ar15 • u/xWicr • 11h ago

+50 ergonomics -25% recoil

Post image
• Upvotes

78% Upvoted

16 comments sorted by

•

u/Effect-Imminent5366 10h ago

He likes having options

•

u/TheNorthernRose 6h ago

Playing both sides, so you always come out on top.

•

u/madefromtechnetium 10h ago

TIL having three left arms mitigates recoil by 25%

•

u/ballistics_dummy 6h ago

Allergic to open mlok slots

•

u/M0N0KUMA 2h ago

For many people, they can't stand emptiness. To them the emptiness is a sign of unfulfillment and they must fill that void with material things. The enlightened man however, embraces the emptiness for he is already rich in experience.

-- The Buddha or something idk

•

u/BigZ63 5h ago

Honestly. If you’re trying to figure out which you like this isn’t a bad idea.

•

u/KurtActual 4h ago

Equivalent to TLR-1 on a range toy. Just adding weight to control his recoil, duh.

•

u/MrGriff2 6h ago

"Get a grip"

'Really? But I've already got 3?'

•

u/Houston3556 3h ago

Careful there. That setup might cause a stroke to Lucas Botkin lol

•

u/LilJonny2cookies 2h ago

Needs more stuff on there

•

u/MuphynToy 6h ago

I unironically like the angled into vertical grip set up.

•

u/Keeter_Skeeter 4h ago

I wonder how it actually works

•

u/substandard-bearer 3h ago

It doesn’t.

•

u/Keeter_Skeeter 3h ago

I disagree, I think it looks silly but it seems well thought out for 2 different grip styles

•

u/EugeneNicoNicoNii 2h ago edited 2h ago

You know looking from the image, matching the MLOK AFG and a VFG seems viable, you can switch your grip style anytime you want with great comfort and seems to be able to use them together at the same time as well with gloves

I don't know what the handstop at the front end is for tho that seems a bit stretched out and way too redundant even for me