M14 Op-Rod is very uncomfortable

[P0WERWAGON]

There was a time I used to commando, but it was never a good time if I sharted.

At least underwear offers a front line barrier that can be tossed if you accitentally $hit your pants.

surplus army woodlands camo pants is what you are lacking. it just enhances the camo effect.

 

[Mister Donut]

surplus army woodlands camo pants is what you are lacking. it just enhances the camo effect.

 

[Odd Shot]

honestly, I want someone to make an FN style folding charging handle for the M14

 

[machman]

I gotta say, OP POWERWAGON, you are a good sport. More $hit & abuse on this thread than good advice.

 

[Galt]

For all you guy's with hands like Rough cut Lumber try some bag balm, so when you pet the cat it won't pull poor pusses fur! Un less you like having hairy palms !

I prefer udderly smooth from TSC,

But to the original question, don't weld and if you cut, either mill it off or use a hand saw, not an abrasive blade.

I don't see the deal on it being a problem as is, I don't have a 305 but all the other iterations I do and for the tenth of a second my hand is in contact I see no reason to maim a gun.

 

[zuke]

Shrink tubing?

 

[purple]

The best practice when retracting the op rod on an M1 Garand, M14 or M1 Carbine is to keep the palm downwards. This eliminates a possibility of the op rod being lifted out of engagement from the bolt lug if the op rod handle is retracted with a palm upwards motion.

 

[thump_rrr]

Maybe you can cover the charging handle with one of your tampons.

 

[P0WERWAGON]

Maybe you can cover the charging handle with one of your tampons.

i'll grab one from your wife on the way out in the morning

 

[machman]

i'll grab one from your wife on the way out in the morning

Badabing!

 

[Mister Donut]

i'll grab one from your wife on the way out in the morning

Just gonna yank on that cord like starting up a lawnmower eh?

 

[P0WERWAGON]

Just gonna yank on that cord like starting up a lawnmower eh?

just dont do that with anal beads.........

 

[Mredward]

I don't think there's any shame in taking a file to a sharp edge
I think the 1911 guys call it "dehorning"