Depends on the person and the type of gear that they may or may not be using. For myself I like both options. I primarily run the attachment at the end plate. Keeps the rifle higher and I am more easily able to pull off a transition to the support side with this connection point. However the rifle is less stable for other things.
With it attached at the stock, I have a harder time transitioning and the rifle sits lower on my front. However when I want to cinch down the rifle to my body there is more control of the rifle. This is beneficial for climbing and rappelling. There are other reasons also but these are my main points. I like the ability of having the options available to suit my needs.


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