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Letโ€™s break it down. Depends on what Iโ€™m building for. On deployment I ran a 10.3โ€ HK416 D with a Surefire RC3, an Aimpoint T2 with a 3X magnifier (that was typically kept in my back panel) with a Surefire light and an NGAL laser. Although a bit heavy, that became my gold standard for a do all AR / work gun. No that Iโ€™m retired I run a SOLGW 11.5โ€ with a HUXWRX can, an EOtech XPS3 low profile with a G45 magnifier on the Wilcox mount. Fantastic gun. Waiting on my new lasers from BP Meyerโ€™s. Why do I like those setups? Hard data and experience. 95% ish of rifle engagements occur at 0-200m. Thatโ€™s aggregate data from WWII up through the ongoing Operation Inherent Resolve. So we want to run the gun / equipment that best solves that equation. Going deeper, a generic 11b infantryman gets to the flat range maybe 1-2 times a month thatโ€™s probably generous. 1-2 times a month of anything develops very little proficiency. On deployment, infantry platoons utilize massing fires and maneuver. Once again, a low gun skill requirement comparatively to say taking shots in a multi breach night time hostage rescue. The point is, round count in training is a decent metric for developing a real opinion of gear and a higher skill level. Infantryman and even most Green Berets donโ€™t really shoot enough. To the surprise of many internet folk, the best shooters in the military hire civilians to come train them to shoot. I say this as a certainty. And if you look at the best competitive rifle shooters in the world they are shooting 250k rounds a year. So it makes sense they would learn a thing or two about shooting development. So, when I was active duty and shooting a few thousand rounds a week and getting to train with multi time world champions who shoot 250k rounds a year they taught me better ways to setup my gun. For example and as previously discussed, I learned that foregrips donโ€™t help with recoil management at all and they greatly impede the use of walls / natural barricades because you canโ€™t lay the length of the rail on the object uniformly. We want form and function in a streamlined / reliable / accurate carbine that can reach out to 500-600m during the day with a magnifier but is compact for CQB / Urban gunfights and maneuver, nice and light for multi hour engagements / movements. Hope that helps. (Rifle training run below, not CQB)

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