Any ideas for adding weight to AR platform for PRS? I have seen the gray ops mlok weights but I feel it's going to take alot to make a difference.
Adding weight AR platform
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I shot with Travis McCamish at the CA PRS match last year and watched him burn it down with an AR10 6GT. I believe he had 3 pairs of the MDT M-Lock weights on the sides of the gun as far forward as possible. You can see a pic on his Instagram
A2 buttstock with a lead wedge in the cleaning kit hole and a Geissele National Match free float handguard with the full weight kit.
NRA service rifle shooters figured this out decades ago. No need to reinvent the wheel.
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check these out. probably the most weight per dollar out there. Put a couple on a round hand guard to give you a flat forend.
check these out. probably the most weight per dollar out there. Put a couple on a round hand guard to give you a flat forend.
White Oak Armament also sells lead weights for the Magpul UBR stocks. Now that service rifle allows adjustable stocks.
Different class but same idea.
My son shoots NRA service rifle and there is no weight limit. We added as many lead tire weights as I could fit in that rifle.
When you are laying prone with a sling, it made a noticeable improvement in scores.
My son shoots NRA service rifle and there is no weight limit. We added as many lead tire weights as I could fit in that rifle.
When you are laying prone with a sling, it made a noticeable improvement in scores.
So I decided to try something. I made these today which should come out to about 1lb each( second one not pictured) and will bolt directly to a mlok.
The reason behind the color is due to I work alot with stainless and have always loved the colors of heat affected zones.
We will see how it works, if they don't I'm out a little time. They are 0.5" thick so about the size of the ones you can purchase.
The reason behind the color is due to I work alot with stainless and have always loved the colors of heat affected zones.
We will see how it works, if they don't I'm out a little time. They are 0.5" thick so about the size of the ones you can purchase.
I don't know, bolting that vice to the bottom of your rifle will certainly make it steady, but no fun to carry. Not gonna fit in your rifle case either.
You can get pretty creative with peel and stick wheel weights. Used these on a 22 for NRL22 because why not
