Just how much force are you applying to your light?

by mcassill, Thursday, April 23, 2015, 18:23 (3442 days ago) @ rob

Or other accessories? The SureFire mount I used over in the desert was PLASTIC.
Slings are a preference thing. The modern method is to have rifle slung across chest instead of back; either a single point (which I went with on the boy's rifle) or 2-point will get that done.

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How about another AR question...free float vs. standard - rob, 2015-04-23, 12:53
- How about another AR question...free float vs. standard - uncowboy, 2015-04-23, 13:08
  - ^^^^^See Above^^^^^ - Miles, 2015-04-23, 13:21
- With the standard setup, sling or bipod... - mcassill, 2015-04-23, 13:26
  - I replaced a free float with the magpul and saved a - Cherokee, 2015-04-23, 13:32
    - For my son's Blackout I went with a simple... - mcassill, 2015-04-23, 13:58
      - That's exactly what I want. - rob, 2015-04-23, 14:00
      - The ones secured by screws to the barrel nut... - rob, 2015-04-23, 14:18
      - Is this the one... - rob, 2015-04-23, 15:52
        
        No, much more basic than that - mcassill, 2015-04-23, 16:03
        
        If you want to attach stuff... - mcassill, 2015-04-23, 16:09
        
        Like this... - mcassill, 2015-04-23, 16:13
        
        I'm not sure I like the Keymod stuff... - rob, 2015-04-23, 18:09
        
        Just how much force are you applying to your light? - mcassill, 2015-04-23, 18:23
        
        its not so much "how much force" as it is... - rob, 2015-04-23, 18:34
- How about another AR question...free float vs. standard - MDF99, 2015-04-24, 10:04
  - THAT is really cool! Nm - rob, 2015-04-24, 19:55
- If you are using a sling to shoot with - bj, 2015-04-24, 19:43

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Just how much force are you applying to your light?