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Funny story when I was in boot camp (I'll keep it short). One of the guys in my platoon was a state champion (several years) in target shooting. He was all of the DI's favorite when we headed to the range. Needless to say, he failed to qualify with us and had to go through remedial training...

That was the best I could get from the wife here also.

I couldn't say that any better. I wish I'd never have gotten out. Did it for a woman :banghead: and now when I wanted to get back in, they wouldn't take me because they didn't want any prior enlisted. So, I settled for the Nat'l Guard and I'm going to college. By Joseph, I'll re-enlist as an...

If nothing else, it'll be a good "emergency" backup when I get a GOOD sight on it, lol.

Wish I had waited now :uhoh:

I haven't had to use it in combat, but I carried a M16A2 during my time in the USMC. I privately own an AK-47, AR-15 and have extensively fired a CETME. The CETME is boner-inspiring at the range, but IMO it's too much rifle for personnel. On top of the fact that the brass is larger and in...

It never hurts to have a little refresher course. During my time; I was a 5th award expert, rifle coach and one of the best shots in my Wing.

Nice looking rifles, I really like my Mosin. I'm interested to see a stock put on either one of those actions.

I've taken deer with the following rounds/rifles: 6.5mm Swede AG-42B 8mm Mauser K98 7.62x54 Mosin Nagant .303 British Enfield mk4 All of those dropped the deer in it's tracks except the Nagant. IMO even a SP round has too much velocity. On top of that, it was only about a 50yd shot. My...

Blarelli: I ordered one earlier today actually. I'll let you know how it works on my CMMG flat-top.

I always see someone selling these at gun shows around here. While they seem a little interesting, I'd never get one. Why the hell would you want to put that many rounds down range with no control over them? I can bump-fire for the same effect and have more control over it.

Nice quip Skipbo and nice dog... oh yea, the rifle is awesome too.

Kentucky windage works if the variables are changing often. If there's a steady wind, then adjustments should be made on the scope.

Practice makes perfect

That's good news, since I just ordered my AR from CMMG too.

I haven't shot either one, but this is a good thread. I've been shopping for both and haven't made up my mind.

A 6" group still isn't anything to shake a stick at. I might win a match shoot, but that's a vital area hit on a white tail.