This is just a head scratcher question that's puzzled me since I got my AR and in no way exemplifies accurate shooting.
I like to occasionally do some rapid fire bursts, (I'm not talking mag dumps) maybe 5-10 rounds. I can consistently get my Mini to rapid fire faster than my 6920, I have no idea why. Is it the weight, wood and steel vs aluminum and plastic? The gas systems? Conventional stock vs pistol grip? The Colt seems to have more inertia with that heavy bolt going back and forth, the Mini being softer.
The Mini is a 580 series tactical with wood stock, the Colt factory.
Theories?
I like to occasionally do some rapid fire bursts, (I'm not talking mag dumps) maybe 5-10 rounds. I can consistently get my Mini to rapid fire faster than my 6920, I have no idea why. Is it the weight, wood and steel vs aluminum and plastic? The gas systems? Conventional stock vs pistol grip? The Colt seems to have more inertia with that heavy bolt going back and forth, the Mini being softer.
The Mini is a 580 series tactical with wood stock, the Colt factory.
Theories?