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Originally Posted by AaronM
Exactly. Loads of options to make it exactly what YOU want.
If you decide to go this route, hit me up and I will show you how to do it right. Yeah, you could buy a ready made rifle from DPMS, JP, or a number of others but to me it's kinda like a computer. IMHO, always better to select the parts you want and put it together yourself. If anything ever goes wrong, you also know how to fix it.  |
right on ty
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Originally Posted by BV
You will never shoot tight groups that far with an auto feeder though.
But in the end it all depends what purpose you want the gun to do.
This is why we (hunter/firearm enthusiasts) have so many.
One for every occasion because you'll never find one that does it all.
(but if he wants to shoot allot of targets and have fun .308 and .223 will get expensive)
If I got the AR to mainly target shoot I would get it chambered in 7.62 x 39 (because its 3 x cheaper to shoot)
If I got an AR to kill or hunt out to 250 yards I would get it in .308.
If I wanted to shoot shit out at 600 yards i wouldn't get an AR  (i'd get a nice bolt action magnum) |
I most likely will end up getting more than one rifle. One for short/medium range and another for long range stuff. Right now I'm thinking the AR is the best route for the short/medium and a bolt action for the longer stuff.