Milanczar
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
My first rifle experience was learning the FN the army way.
"Left hand operated" was a brilliant concept to me as a right handed guy.
The right hand stayed put on the trigger and grip and the left hand did what ever was needed.
There is no perfect rifle and the concept of amnidextruous is mere admission to it.
Stag is probably the only AR builder who address the pronlem by offering mirror image ARs in left hand mode.
Yet, even then they still have the centered cocking handle problem.
That's right, I said problem.
You still have to poull your face away to #### the thing.
Right on!
That is it right there.
Having a side charging handle/controls etc on the off trigger hand side lets you do the work without losing target acquisition or control of the firearm.
Important when hunting etc for all kinds of reasons such as efficiency, speed and accuracy etc.
Even when on the right side you can do it with your left hand kind of anyway but prefer the charging handle be 100% on the side versus rear.
The closest thing that I have found to my FMC1 perfection is,,,wait for it,,,, the Robinson XCR.
Left hand charging handle and ambi everything else.
Latest rifle to impress me has been the WK180C with the option of putting the cocking handle on what side you want.
There are a few other rifles with the changing the side option.
Some have stuck with the true ambi concept of the original AR10 like the T97, but folks don't want to hear things like that about the little ol' T97. For leftoes ejection ports matter. My advise is to grow a mustache to hide the hot casing scars.
I like charging handles on the side of the off hand.
One of the reasons I 'favour' the Tavor!
You can switch it around as desired.
