Does the rifle have a muzzle break? Some designers are much more worried about how tacticool your rifle
looks, at the LGS, than how it shoots, once it's sold. I just went thru the whole AR10 "burn your way thru 20
boxes of ammo, why, oh why doesn't it cycle right ?" just to realize that the muzzle break those short-strokers
back at the factory cranked onto the barrel with a 60 inch pipe wrench was causing the world-class stove pipes,
which, BTW, they might have caught, on their own range, (if they have one) IF they had bothered to test their own
prototype. The proper tension mag springs? Who needs them? As long as the gun looks cool, on a store wall
somewhere, who cares?
I would assume nothing, eliminate every tacticool POS on the rifle you find,(a dead giveaway that it's useless is
how hard it is to remove from the rifle body) and remember that the manufacturers ambivalently sent your rifle out for
sale, having NO IDEA how it would perform in the field, the way they set it up.
WELCOME to the wild world of AR10 designers who don't have the sense it takes to crap in the direction of gravity.
looks, at the LGS, than how it shoots, once it's sold. I just went thru the whole AR10 "burn your way thru 20
boxes of ammo, why, oh why doesn't it cycle right ?" just to realize that the muzzle break those short-strokers
back at the factory cranked onto the barrel with a 60 inch pipe wrench was causing the world-class stove pipes,
which, BTW, they might have caught, on their own range, (if they have one) IF they had bothered to test their own
prototype. The proper tension mag springs? Who needs them? As long as the gun looks cool, on a store wall
somewhere, who cares?
I would assume nothing, eliminate every tacticool POS on the rifle you find,(a dead giveaway that it's useless is
how hard it is to remove from the rifle body) and remember that the manufacturers ambivalently sent your rifle out for
sale, having NO IDEA how it would perform in the field, the way they set it up.
WELCOME to the wild world of AR10 designers who don't have the sense it takes to crap in the direction of gravity.