A look at Bob Long's M-Tac scenario marker - Page 15

Critical · 07-08-2008, 08:49 PM

My personal opinion is that the marker itself isn't that bad, from a purely mil-sim perspective. They really need to dump all the crap on the front end. The bipod, foregrip, flashlight and laser detract from the simple clean lines of the marker. The stock doesn't look too bad, but from the angles I've seen, it could be more integrated into the butt of the marker. They also should have stayed away from the gas-through grip, sure it's cool that there's no exposed hoses, but the integrated ASA really restricts more options than it opens up.

07-08-2008, 08:49 PM	#141 (permalink)
Critical MCB Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: People's Republic of Maryland Posts: 478	My personal opinion is that the marker itself isn't that bad, from a purely mil-sim perspective. They really need to dump all the crap on the front end. The bipod, foregrip, flashlight and laser detract from the simple clean lines of the marker. The stock doesn't look too bad, but from the angles I've seen, it could be more integrated into the butt of the marker. They also should have stayed away from the gas-through grip, sure it's cool that there's no exposed hoses, but the integrated ASA really restricts more options than it opens up.