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You guys and you're cute little 223's, let's talk about something that will actually take something down at distances longer than a hundred. :lmao
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Attachment 29954
Left: 223 Right: RUM
You guys and you're cute little 223's, let's talk about something that will actually take something down at distances longer than a hundred. :lmao
I've got others. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by WESTERNAERO
I'm sure you do, I just have to give you guys shit about something. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by djunkie
Likewise... many... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by djunkie
Guns scare me :D
They scare me too! That's why I asked someone to teach me how to handle one. I'm still not comfortable with one alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
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Oops I used the wrong emoticon :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Your emotions are all over the place today :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
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So HB, what is your favorite flava of guns???Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
If I wasn't afraid of them, probably semi's. Glock's and Sig's. Rifles, probably Springfield M1A. Sawed off shotguns (according to Ca LOL) The Judge.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2manymustangs
I would say the M1A is probably the most fun to shoot. The Judge with a 410-2 1/2 000 shot is also fun.
But like I said, guns scare me :D
:) yeeep, the Judge is a nice little home security piece fosho.... work on that phobia will you???Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
I've never had the opportunity to play with a M1 garand or carbine...
I only recently got into the ar game last year but I'm really liking them. Other than that I really like shotguns. I have a nice little collection of them. Probably cause I really enjoy upland game hunting. Other than that we enjoy playing with the .22's. Fun and cheap. If you can find ammo for them that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2manymustangs
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I don't like shotguns. If not for my friend's dad, I would've fallen back on my ass real hard.
The AR was fun to shoot, but is need a lighter one. I know I've got guns, but that AR was heavy.
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My ar was heavy with that old quad rail on it. It's a bit lighter now. My wife's ar is quite a bit lighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
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Has she shot it yet? That's a really sweet looking AR!Quote:
Originally Posted by djunkie
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No not yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
I can break it in :DQuote:
Originally Posted by djunkie
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Weight is one of the main reasons I like the A1/A2 uppers versus a flat top... I was amazed at the weight difference... I have a 300AAC carbine that I built for deer hunting and wanted to keep it light, I am going to have a floating front hand guard but made out of carbon fiber tube using the JP floating hand guard BARREL NUT design ( guard attaches to the barrel nut with six pan head cap screws...Quote:
Originally Posted by djunkie
Those older barrels are a lot lighter. That's where a lot of the weight savings comes from. Most of mine have heavier barrels than the pencil barrel that's on my dad's gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2manymustangs
Yeeep, I have a few uppers built with the light contour barrels and several with the heavy contour barrel...Quote:
Originally Posted by djunkie
WIth the upper reciever, by the time you put all of the poop on the flat tops they get heavy... I like the higher line of sight on the A1/A2 uppers, this is how the gun was originally designed back in the late 50's...
P.S. I also like the carry handle in the woods for long treks...