I purchased my first AR at the end of last year, one of the LMT CQB 16 Monorail, and have been doing a lot of customizing and experimenting since then as I've gotten very into the hobby and wanted to learn more. I've mainly been running the gun with an AFG since I got it, and have been changing things up a lot to find the most comfortable shooting set up. For instance, I just recently discovered I prefer to not have rail covers on and changed accordingly.
To try something different and have an option for more stable long range shots that wouldn't require using a block or a shooting bag, I bought a FAB Defense G2 Verticle Foregrip/Rotating T-Pod because I liked the idea of the versatility of it. I seem to prefer running the VFG closer to the magwell, while if I run with the AFG, I prefer it at the end of the rail near the muzzle. Yet when I deploy the VFG into the bi-pod, I like to hold on to the front of the rail when shooting for stability.
The problem, potentially comes when I noticed that in the positions I like, both the AFG and VFG/bipod would fit on the rifle at the same time, and decided to just give it a shot. Turns out that when I have the bi-pod deployed, using the AFG at the same time feels very natural, yet I can understand the idea that potentially running with two grips is redundant.
Is there anything inherently wrong with doing this, per se, other than its not the norm? Am I going to look too much like i'm trying to be Mr. Tactical Operator, or do I go with whatever set up feels most natural?
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