[TIP!] Fastest Length of Pull Adjustment for AR-15 Collapsible Stocks. #ar15 #guntips #rifle

Published on November 16, 2022
Duration: 0:50

This video demonstrates a quick method for adjusting the Length of Pull (LOP) on an AR-15 with a collapsible stock. It involves extending the stock fully, creating a 90-degree elbow bend, and using a 'knife hand' to find the natural grip position. Gravity assists in sliding the rifle to the correct LOP, ensuring a proper fit for the shooter. This technique is specifically for collapsible stocks and not fixed ones or pistol braces.

Quick Summary

The quickest way to adjust an AR-15 collapsible stock's Length of Pull (LOP) involves extending the stock fully, creating a 90-degree elbow bend, and placing the buttstock in the crook of your elbow. Use a 'knife hand' to reach the grip, and let gravity slide the rifle down to the correct position.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Fastest LOP Adjustment
  2. 00:07Step 1: Extend Stock Fully
  3. 00:14Step 2: Elbow Placement (90-Degree Angle)
  4. 00:21Step 3: Knife Hand Grip Check
  5. 00:29Step 4: Gravity Adjustment for LOP
  6. 00:40Limitations: Collapsible Stocks Only

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the quickest way to adjust the Length of Pull (LOP) on an AR-15 collapsible stock?

Extend the stock fully, create a 90-degree angle with your elbow, and place the buttstock in the crook of your elbow. Then, use a 'knife hand' to reach the grip and let gravity slide the rifle down to find the perfect LOP.

How do I use the elbow method to find the correct LOP for my AR-15?

Extend your AR-15's collapsible stock all the way. Bend your shooting arm to 90 degrees, place the buttstock in your elbow's crook, and use a 'knife hand' to reach the pistol grip. Let gravity naturally adjust the stock for the correct fit.

Does the elbow method work for all AR-15 stocks?

No, this specific 'fastest LOP adjustment' method is designed only for AR-15 collapsible stocks. It is not applicable to fixed stocks or pistol braces, which require different fitting methods.

What does 'Length of Pull' mean for a rifle?

Length of Pull (LOP) is the measurement from the center of the trigger to the rear of the buttstock. Proper LOP ensures a comfortable and consistent shooting position, allowing for better accuracy and control.

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