Nope, I don't mind suggestions at all please keep them coming. The reason I set up this way is because I like to grip all the way to the forward end of the rifle, using the VFG as index wrapping my hand around the rail. It also gives me fast access to the flash light while still holding a forward grip if I need to use the VFG.
That's what pressure switches are for.. LOL
Not that you need something else to buy, cause we ALWAYS have too much to buy, LOL, but if you could find a real nice light AFG that might be the best of both worlds. Put the AFG up front since you're really using the VFG kinda like a AFG, then move the VFG back. That way you could use either depending on the situation.
What kind of light is that btw? As much as I hate buying chinese crap, I have to admit that lights are one place where I almost always do. Don't get me wrong, I've got a Surefire 6P and love it. But the fact is, the LEDs in these "American made" brands are usually from china anyway... And the price of the american stuff is just outragous in comparison... I have some chinese lights that honestly blow the american ones away. I've got one with a CREE XM-L T6 emitter that runs 750 lumens on a nominal voltage. It makes my 6P duck and run for cover. LOL. Another one I have is 1600 lumen... The 750 I think I paid $30 shipped (and that included the picatinny rail mount, pressure switch, batteries, etc. and $60 shipped for the 1600 one (also included mount, pressure switch, batteries, and even a charger.)
The 750 lights up my ENTIRE backyard brighter than broad daylight... The 1600 looks like a friggin army surplus spotlight at night. And it's in the same size package as the 6P. You can see the beam hundreds if not thousands of feet in the air. The strobe on it is crazy... If anyone ever broke in my house and I lit them up with the strobe I wouldn't even have to shoot, it would probably induce an instant seizure followed by a couple of days of blindness... LMAO...
Sorry to go off on a tangent...
