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06-10-2022, 12:35 PM | #4636 |
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This is an outrageously good deal on a trainer for a kid:
https://palmettostatearmory.com/memo...ack-13595.html |
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06-10-2022, 12:37 PM | #4637 |
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It's been a long time since we've had a gun scare so I am going to compile a list of things that became very hard to come by. Stock up now.
Primers Powder Stripped lowers Bolt and Carrier Groups You can get stripped lowers for less than 100, and BCG's for less. Palmetto is selling 10 mags with a BCG for 150 FFS. Stock up. They'll never lose value and you'll be prepared. |
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06-10-2022, 12:55 PM | #4638 | |
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06-10-2022, 03:02 PM | #4639 | |
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06-10-2022, 03:12 PM | #4640 |
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It amuses me that you got more excited over the 400 yd shot than the 500.
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06-10-2022, 03:16 PM | #4641 |
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06-11-2022, 04:26 PM | #4642 |
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I'm nearly finished building my AR-10 (.308win). My brother and I built a pair of them, nearly identical. Aero M5 upper and lower, Criterion Hybrid 18" barrel, A2 flash supp, Geisselle SSA-E trigger, Magpul Bipod, and a Hogue Hand grip.
Our real only differences were optics and hand grip. I went with a SWFA SS 10x42 scope. I figure if the crayon eating Marine snipers couldn't break it, then I should be good to go. All I have left to do is get some spacer washers to line up the flash suppressor correctly, and then level and zero the scope and I get to go pew pew. |
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06-11-2022, 05:44 PM | #4643 |
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Always wanted a SS 10x or SS HD 10x.
Bomb-proof and good enough. Hell, I normally don't go past 10x unless shooting small targets at 1000+. The mirage gets insane anyway. Trying to teach my son that more mag isn't better, but keeping the power down gives you a lot better view of what might come into your sights. Nice rifle! |
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The 500 gong is 24" round so it's a slightly easier shot. I also have 4 smaller AR-100 plates next to the gong. One is the size of a postcard, but if you do your job with the SSG 04 it will ring it every time. |
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Snipershide has an entire subforum where they check the adjustments to see the error. Amazing stuff. The SS and HD are highly repetitive and the HD has excellent glass. (The 5-20HD was my first "high end" scope.) Your bullets are going to go subsonic with an 18" barrel around 900-850 yards on most days. That doesn't mean you can't pop balloons at 1000, the bullets will scatter a little more that last little stretch. |
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My first long-range rifle was what you built, only mine was all Armalite SASS about 10 years ago. Highly accurate rifle, and can throw a shitload of lead downrange in a hurry. Love that rifle. Heavy as hell, though. |
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The SASS is dope af. I believe our snipers used to roll with it. This AR10 isn't as heavy as I thought it'd be. It's about 11.5lbs fully loaded. I've carried heavier things, it's half the weight of a loaded SAW. We designed it as a jack of all trades type gun. We can reach out and touch something, use in CQB or urban environments. |
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