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I used to carry in an ankle holster. I actually remember thinking "that was dumb" while being mugged and realizing there was no way to reach it. Needless to say, I've never used that holster again. Maybe it's OK for a secondary weapon but not primary.

Since you know you're going to use a scope, plan a good riser solution from the start. As far as cleaning, the Chambermaid is easier than the ratchet in the small space. Sadlak is another well respected mount with great support.

I think your choices should be Standard or Loaded. Loaded's can be had for only $100 more than a Standard on Gunbroker. If you're going to shoot paper, definitely Loaded. Steal targets - doesn't really matter. As far as the haters - ignore them. Truth is the gun, especially in an EBR stock...

M14 is enjoying a resurgence in popularity due in part to the troops returning from the Mideast who were exposed to them in the DMR role. The M14 has larger tolerances than the AR platform so it can deal with being dirty better but it is far more accurate than an AK. The military spends a few...

If you want MOA measured accuracy go with a National Match barrel. I own a Loaded and think it's the best value, especially if you want to consider an EBR type stock instead of bedding. If you're OK with Minute of Coyote then the Socom is quicker to move and shoot but not great on a target...