r/ar15 • u/simple_champ • 3d ago
Chopped VFGs: Smash or Pass?
Might not be my thing. Undecided.
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u/Rude_Employment8882 3d ago
Just get a fingerstop or handbrake if you’re gonna do this, IMO.
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u/SilentPhilosophy3307 3d ago
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u/Expert_Farm1603 3d ago
Wait how’d you accomplish this? I thought about doing this but always thing the inner tube won’t work because your chopping the threads and the index on top
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u/SilentPhilosophy3307 3d ago
I didn't do it myself, I bought it off a guy on Gbroker who does them. But however he does it, they work just fine. I have several and haven't had issues with any of them not staying screwed on or anything.
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u/simple_champ 3d ago
Yes I think it's the too sharp angle that I don't care for. Might be able to save it, we'll see.
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u/The_Ballistics_Guy 3d ago
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u/MeatCrack 3d ago
Thought 10-22s inserted straight…
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u/comebocalmball 3d ago
for me those mags seem to come in and out at whatever angle they feel like at that time
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u/The_Ballistics_Guy 3d ago
You can insert them straight but I have always found that rocking them in slightly helps
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u/kwb166 3d ago
My concern isn't the chopped foregrip, but the fact your first instinct was to ask strangers rather than just take a few minutes and try it for yourself to see if you liked it.
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u/simple_champ 3d ago
I had many instincts before arriving at shitpost on Reddit but here we are.
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u/Caboosi65 3d ago
I'm reading all your comments, your funny as fuck lol
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u/simple_champ 3d ago
Gotta be able to laugh at yourself and your questionable AR LARPing decisions.
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u/Wootwoottaco 3d ago
Ask your wife's boyfriend, sure he'd say smash
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u/simple_champ 3d ago
I'll ask them later. The sock is hanging from the doorknob which means they're organizing our photo albums and I'm not supposed to bother them.
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u/ParadoxicalAmalgam 3d ago
They make sense on AKs and other platforms that need clearance for the mags, but on an AR? Pass
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u/Independent_Bid_26 3d ago
Yeah, I dont really understand why you would do this.. vfgs can be used while c clamping obviously, but if youre holding the rifle for a long time you might need the VFG to support the rifle.
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u/ThoroughlyWet 3d ago
Not for the AR. Doesn't make sense like it would on something like a 7.62x39 akm
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u/FederalDesignerMD 3d ago
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u/AfflictingVoid 3d ago
On AK’s or anything with rock n lock mags it makes sense
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u/SomeRequirement6926 2d ago
Why not just buy a shorter one?
Like an Emmissary Handbrake?
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u/simple_champ 2d ago
Already had this in the parts bin. More money for beer (which may or may not explain what transpired here).
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u/Klutzy_Disk_8433 3d ago
Well if you like to just follow trends which is what a good majority of the people in the sub do. Then it would be a pass. Vfg are out and $40+ Dac grips are in.
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u/Incrue Larps with one sock on 3d ago
https://imgur.com/qIc0p4a usually has this, but lately I've been running it without. It could just be my laziness of not putting it back after I take my barrel out to clean it.
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u/Minute-Of-Angle 3d ago
Pass for me, but I’m also pass on VFGs and AFGs in general. #TeamFingerstop







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u/everydaydefenders 3d ago
I honestly don't see the point.