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<blockquote data-quote="KurtM" data-source="post: 968121" data-attributes="member: 6064"><p>Well...not so much, a sling..like a loop sling or Ching sling, not just a strap used to Carry the rifle..or hasty sling, allows for the tension to "lock in the rifle" WITHOUT any tension in the hands holding the rifle, which allows the rifle to recoil in a very predictable mannor...ie accuracy and rapid sight recovery, and allows for precise trigger control</p><p></p><p>Pulling back with the same force on the F.M.D. will cause several bad things to happen. First is sympathetic hand motion, if one hand pulls hard the other will pull hard and this will cause low left hits, and bad trigger control. Second off, all as the bolt returns to battery the whole rifle will tend to dip causing precious time to be lost in sight recovery. Don't believe it? just grab hold of your F.M.D. good and hard, pull it into your shoulder like a good tight sling would, and have a friend drop your bolt from bolt lock onto and empty chamber and see what happens. </p><p></p><p>BTW this also the biggest problem most folks have with a full auto guns, they tend to want to really grab onto and pull back the fore-end to "control" the gun. This cause all sorts of shot dispersion. the firearm should just rest in your front hand with about as much grip as one of those really pansy handshakes we all hate so much...try it... you will see I am not wrong! You will be MUCH faster shot to shot and your group will be much better as well. KurtM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KurtM, post: 968121, member: 6064"] Well...not so much, a sling..like a loop sling or Ching sling, not just a strap used to Carry the rifle..or hasty sling, allows for the tension to "lock in the rifle" WITHOUT any tension in the hands holding the rifle, which allows the rifle to recoil in a very predictable mannor...ie accuracy and rapid sight recovery, and allows for precise trigger control Pulling back with the same force on the F.M.D. will cause several bad things to happen. First is sympathetic hand motion, if one hand pulls hard the other will pull hard and this will cause low left hits, and bad trigger control. Second off, all as the bolt returns to battery the whole rifle will tend to dip causing precious time to be lost in sight recovery. Don't believe it? just grab hold of your F.M.D. good and hard, pull it into your shoulder like a good tight sling would, and have a friend drop your bolt from bolt lock onto and empty chamber and see what happens. BTW this also the biggest problem most folks have with a full auto guns, they tend to want to really grab onto and pull back the fore-end to "control" the gun. This cause all sorts of shot dispersion. the firearm should just rest in your front hand with about as much grip as one of those really pansy handshakes we all hate so much...try it... you will see I am not wrong! You will be MUCH faster shot to shot and your group will be much better as well. KurtM [/QUOTE]
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