I was at Oaktree today with a couple inexperienced shooters and I brought an AR, AK, and a shotgun for them to shoot.
While we were shooting both RSO's came up to us telling us the AR was ejecting at 4 o' clock so it needed a heavier buffer since it was overgassed. They insisted 1 o'clock is undergassed, 3 o'clock is properly gassed, and 4 o'clock is overgassed.
I told them if it was overgassed, it would be ejecting at 1 o' clock like a typical Mini 14 or an AK. They did the we're-RSO's-and-we-know-what-we're-talking-about explanation of an undergassed/overgassed rifle. I didn't want the inexperienced shooters with me to get distracted so I told the RSO's ok. However, before we left about 30 minutes later, I pulled an ejection pattern chart on my phone and showed it to the RSO's.
I've noticed RSO's giving advice to shooters on the range before and now I wonder how many times they've told new/inexperienced shooters something incorrect.
While we were shooting both RSO's came up to us telling us the AR was ejecting at 4 o' clock so it needed a heavier buffer since it was overgassed. They insisted 1 o'clock is undergassed, 3 o'clock is properly gassed, and 4 o'clock is overgassed.
I told them if it was overgassed, it would be ejecting at 1 o' clock like a typical Mini 14 or an AK. They did the we're-RSO's-and-we-know-what-we're-talking-about explanation of an undergassed/overgassed rifle. I didn't want the inexperienced shooters with me to get distracted so I told the RSO's ok. However, before we left about 30 minutes later, I pulled an ejection pattern chart on my phone and showed it to the RSO's.
I've noticed RSO's giving advice to shooters on the range before and now I wonder how many times they've told new/inexperienced shooters something incorrect.


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