Coming from an engineering background and having watched the slow-mo videos, I have a lot of respect for harmonics and vibrations and more importantly the way they can contribute to making things not work the way they're supposed to.
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How Important is a Free Float Handguard on an AR-15 Anyway? (Oh, Dear.)
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Coming from an engineering background and having watched the slow-mo videos, I have a lot of respect for harmonics and vibrations and more importantly the way they can contribute to making things not work the way they're supposed to.
beaker
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If you just want a 50 or 100 yard carbine to shoot at the range no you probably don't need a FF handguard. If you want your rifle to be as accurate as possible, it is a good idea. There are many other benefits to a FF handguard, already listed. And "Mil Spec" does not have anything to do with lowest bidder. ![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
