[vaeevictiss]

I am one that never have liked the vfg. One particular thing I've seen I don't like while watching people use them, is it changes the profile and body position.

Just using your off hand on the rail, you are able to tuck in tighter (again, just my observation of what I've seen). With the vfg, people seem to have the chicken wing going on and their arm sticks way out.

I have recently taken a strong liking to (as corny as it sounds) the stance Chris Costa uses in his carbine demonstrations. He pulls the rifle in tight, and extends his other arm down the length of the forearm, grabbing the end of the forearm with a canted wrist.

I tried it out recently and it was unbelievable how steady and controllable it was engaging different size targets at different ranges very quickly.