I have the new Noveske K9 coming in the mail and have been thinking about where on my rail I want it. I have a 13.5’’ rail with barrel/comp at 16’’ OAL.
I’ve done a bunch of searches and haven’t come up with much except for some very hard to see examples of the NST running courses.
I’m thinking just slightly set back off the front of the rail on the right side (as a right handed shooter my left arm can be used to hold forend between thumb and index finger, like I’m holding my hand up to say “halt” and the K9 can grip on the right side if needed).
It attaches to your rail and is used as a stop to grip barricades at funny angles and provide solid shooting platform. Also has a sweet built in QD swivel mount :laugh:
I believe I see most of these devices mounted at 6 o’clock. Maybe to accommodate right and left hand shooting equally. I would think that at six you could tilt around barricades and catch the outside edge of the TacSpork on either side of the barricade when switching shoulders.
As stated above, I would play with it and see what works best for you.
I prefer barricade stops on the right side of the gun, as I am primarily a right handed AR shooter. Right side placement permits shooting from the left side of a barricade without needing to transition hands for barricade support.
I generally place them about an inch short of the end of the rail to help ensure that there is no barrel contact with the barricade.
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