Holding/presenting ar pistol

[ubet]

Any suggestions on how to hold and present an ar pistol sans the arm brace to help with follow up shots?

Are you pushing it out against a sling with the buffer tube off your shoulder while still getting your cheek into the tube, or putting the buffer tube into your shoulder?


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[Disciple]

Any suggestions on how to hold and present an ar pistol sans the arm brace to help with follow up shots?

Are you pushing it out against a sling with the buffer tube off your shoulder while still getting your cheek into the tube, or putting the buffer tube into your shoulder?

I used to stick the buffer tube on the shoulder and turtle real hard. This guy has a better way. A tight sling helps I think, but it's not necessary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muy1rIDwwOU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EIiemJZ3t8

[ubet]

I think I need to lower my aimpoint pro, to get s better cheek weld. I was pushing out with my firing hand, against the sling and pulling in with my extended arm.


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[Disciple]

I think I need to lower my aimpoint pro, to get s better cheek weld.

I don't know what height you have now, but you can see Rhett Neumayer (vids above) has gone the other way, raising the optic as he has refined his setup.

[Ron3]

Not an AR pistol, but I've done some practice with this with a Turk AP5P. (And pistol AK 7.62, AR, and Uzi...all semi)

But most recently the AP5P.

It surprised me that it wasn't bad at all.

I was working with my timer and IIRC 1st shot to A-Zone from low ready 25 yds out was about 1/3 faster than a typical handgun.

The accuracy of the weapon plus the large RDS must have helped.

Bill Drills went really well, too! Easier to shoot quickly & accurately than a typical pistol. But this roller-delayed 9mm.

It isn't stupid. But a stock is better. (Duh)

I understand you're talking about a bare tube. I don't think there any big secrets other than what you mentioned. Keep at it & see what works for you.