How badass is your assualt rifle?
#4
I'll post some pics tonight. Just for clarification, most if not all of the rifles that will be in this thread are not really "assault rifles". Assault rifles amongst other things are defined by their select fire ability (semi or full auto). The only select fire weapons that civilians can purchase now are those that were manufactured and registered before May of 1986 when the "firearms protection act" kicked in. Those firearms are NFA items and require a background check and BATF tax stamp.
Just wanted to clarify. FYI the current going price for a used M16 is about $17K. Supply & demand.
Just wanted to clarify. FYI the current going price for a used M16 is about $17K. Supply & demand.
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How about groundhogs at 1-500 yards? Hell I have even headshot two small deer at 200 yards with it. Also, mine is a flattop so I kinda had to put some sort of aiming device on there. Plus it is much easier for me to shoot better groups with a scope as opposed to irons. That being said, I do shoot a winchester model 52B at up to 100 yards with the factory peep sights, and do quite well.
#17
If we ever go out on a mission together, you can carry that and I'll stick with an M4. Deal?
Seriously though, those are on the heavy side and they chew through ammo. If only they'd go ahead and start giving us the piston-actuated (vs. direct gas) M4s with the slightly larger round they've been discussing..
Seriously though, those are on the heavy side and they chew through ammo. If only they'd go ahead and start giving us the piston-actuated (vs. direct gas) M4s with the slightly larger round they've been discussing..
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If we ever go out on a mission together, you can carry that and I'll stick with an M4. Deal?
Seriously though, those are on the heavy side and they chew through ammo. If only they'd go ahead and start giving us the piston-actuated (vs. direct gas) M4s with the slightly larger round they've been discussing..
Seriously though, those are on the heavy side and they chew through ammo. If only they'd go ahead and start giving us the piston-actuated (vs. direct gas) M4s with the slightly larger round they've been discussing..
/rambling I know not a lot of that probably made sense.