ghostinthewood
Sharpshooter
Ok so let me preface this with saying that this is on my HD shotgun/tactical/zombie killer whatever. I use it a LOT and I shoot it similarly how "Magpul fanbois" do. I'm not here to debate the technique, it seems to work for me. If I say something absolutely ridiculous feel free to call me on it though. I have a Remington 870.
Anywho, I was looking in to putting a handstop on my firearm. I have a railed fore end. I was going to have it bracket the rear of my hand and put a flashlight mount in front on the side so my hand is pretty bracketed between the two. When I was going about looking around though I noticed that VFGs are cheaper. I think VFGs are uncomfortable and get in the way on shotguns, I recall someone cutting, I believe, a magpul VFG and using it as a handstop on their carbine. Would applying this to my shotgun be impractical? I can't find a picture of what I saw, and its been awhile. It may not even be a magpul VFG. I think Stickman took the pic though if that helps anyone curious enough to try and find it (although I don't care I just want an opinion on the idea). Coming back to this, let me say the way I plan to cut it is at a 45º angle with the majority of the material facing the muzzle so my hand still have plenty of surface area to push up against. I would want to cut about and in under the mount of the VFG and cut the angle from there. That way I wouldn't risk the integrity of the mounting system.
Anywho, I was looking in to putting a handstop on my firearm. I have a railed fore end. I was going to have it bracket the rear of my hand and put a flashlight mount in front on the side so my hand is pretty bracketed between the two. When I was going about looking around though I noticed that VFGs are cheaper. I think VFGs are uncomfortable and get in the way on shotguns, I recall someone cutting, I believe, a magpul VFG and using it as a handstop on their carbine. Would applying this to my shotgun be impractical? I can't find a picture of what I saw, and its been awhile. It may not even be a magpul VFG. I think Stickman took the pic though if that helps anyone curious enough to try and find it (although I don't care I just want an opinion on the idea). Coming back to this, let me say the way I plan to cut it is at a 45º angle with the majority of the material facing the muzzle so my hand still have plenty of surface area to push up against. I would want to cut about and in under the mount of the VFG and cut the angle from there. That way I wouldn't risk the integrity of the mounting system.