Can’t aim down my rifle for very long without my left getting very tired and I’m worried about how much worse it’ll be when I get my suppressor since it’s just under 7 inches long and my rifle is 16. What do, bros?
Cant aim down my rifle for very long without my left getting very tired and Im worried about how much worse itll be when I get my suppressor ...
What else do you have on the rifle
Literally nothing, just a 1-6 LPVO and Magpull sling, plan to get a light in the near future though
>Literally nothing, just a 1-6 LPVO
huh
Nothing in the hand guard I mean, reply guy probably though I had 30 different LARP lights, lasers and grips on it
Mostly, yes, but some people also do retarded shit like putting an Eotech and magnifier on the rifle when it's not needed and adding like two pounds of unnecessary weight. An LPVO is a better solution, so gj with that
I'm just giving you a bit of shit because LPVOs are heavy. idk anon either you just need to hold the rifle out more to build muscle or you're trying to hold it out for 10 minutes straight like you are a video james character
I'm a bit surprised it's causing an issue then, but if you learn to use a two-point sling properly, it will take a lot of the rifle's weight for you
>plan to get a light on in the future
when I put a light on mine it was pretty noticeable difference because all that weight is pushed out onto the end of the handguard. Suppressor would be even worse. unironically just lift more or go full pencil barrel carbon fiber handguard route. Collapsing the stock instead of fully extending it helps bring the weight back closer to your body so its not so front-heavy. Also C-clamping is going to make the problem worse, if you put a vfg a little further back you will be able to manage the weight better.
Left getting tired. My bad
Do some arm curls beanpole
I’m decently built but I feel it in my delt not my bicep
I’d suggest taking some HGH
lift more fag
Do some pushups anon, start with like 10 every other day. You'll at least won't have noodle arms with a weak regime like that. If you can increase that by 5 every week you'll do a lot better in 2 months.
tbh I don't like the lift more strat. What if I'm injured or get old. I want a versatile rifle that anyone can shoot not just He Man
>10 push ups a day is He-man
If you're making a rifle for a disabled person it needs to be completely reworked. New receiver, new barrel, new handguard.
This is literally the lightest combat effective rifle. If you can't shoulder it for that long, you need to do extensions with weights to overcome that or something, because you aren't strong enough.
18 year olds were lifting M1 Garands in WW2 and you're having an issue with this most likely because you haven't had to pick corn or do manual labor, because the U.S. is a sedimentary society now.
If you get old, or you need someone to shoulder and shoot for a long time, you get them a 10/22, or a handgun.
I don't know what answer you're looking for, it's pretty straightforward and simple: get stronger and get used to it, or don't.
Again, an AR is literally the lightest platform. The problem is you.
Not shitting on anon, but I was the most out of shape noodle-armed manlet when I joined the reserves, and I had no problem handling a C7 rifle, which is basically a C7A2. Neither did the literal 17-year-old girls. How you can struggle with a 16" carbine is literally beyond me
>C7A2
Meant M16A2, ignore my retardation
>What if I'm injured or get old
Holy shit now that's a hot retard take.
You will be significantly more injured when you're old if you don't start lifting.
I can already do like 40 push ups in 1 set no problem, dude
Learn how to collapse your stock down more and shoot with only the bottom 3rd of your buttpad contacting your shoulder. If you get good at shooting with your stock out only 1 or 2 clicks it shifts center of gravity closer to your body.
Make smart accessory choices. When you add a suppressor you'll usually need to re optimize your entire rifle, buying lighter weight minimalist components. Buying smaller lights, lasers, v7 furniture, and tapered 14.5 barrels helps. Get rid of the LPVO for a red dot. Or a fixed prism to save weight.
I already have my stock 1 click out though a light weight light is good advice. Any suggestions under 150$
Streamlight Protac RM1. It's a single-battery 350 lumen light, and it's pretty much weightless. I have like five of them
https://www.opticsplanet.com/streamlight-protac-rail-mount-1-fixed-mount-long-gun-light-88058.html
swearing has been shown to actually improve pain endurance and physical exertion, just scream a swear of your choice whenever you are aiming
may I recommend shitcunt, asspiss, or the old reliable fuck
>suppressing a 16” gun
Retard
Let me guess, it's an AR? First of all you need at least a 20 inch barrel for 556 to be effective. Cucking yourself down to a 16 inch barrel to handle a supressor is a retarded and weak thing to do. What you need to do is sell that glorified 22 for one with a 20 inch barrel and lift more. After you develop enough muscle to hold a rifle that's more than a pea shooter you can consider adding the supressor. Anybody shooting 556 out of anything less than a 20 inch barrel is a flat range larper who has only ever shot paper. If a 20 inch barrel is too much for you with a supressor then you have no business with a supressor. Simple as. You limp wristes zoomers make me sick neutering your rifle because you refuse to just lift. This isn't your call of duty game, kid.
Stop C-Clamping and hold it like a human.
Lift more, and use a loop sling technique to get tension
Start lifting and focus on resistance training.