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I agree there's something messed up about his form. The head shouldn't be cocked over that far.

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If I get anything fewer than 1 FTF out of 50 rimfire .22s I'm thrilled.

it's not worth enough to get rid of. Let's put it that way. My theory is you should never sell a gun, once you've got it.

stop overthinking any current-production gun on the US market will serve you fine. Spend the extra money on ammo & learning how to shoot. :)

wear full camo and yell at them when they do little things wrong, saying "YOU'RE GONNA KILL US ALLLL"

my mossy's original bead sight protruded a tiny bit into the barrel. I wouldn't worry about it, but if you want to get rid of it, unscrew it and file it down. (I replaced the bead on mine for other reasons)

Um yeah. Duh.

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You seem to be taking personal offense to my statement that "the average grunt can't hit the broadside of a barn, even when he's in the barn." That was hyperbole, and I actually believe that a grunt MAY be able to hit the broadside of a barn, EVEN when OUTSIDE the barn. Once he's off the farm...

here's more In June, the ORO published Hitchman's report "Operational Requirements for an Infantry Hand Weapon." Hitchman found that the majority of combat rifle use did not exceed 300 yards, and that marksmanship was severely degraded by terrain and visibility at ranges beyond 100 yards. In...

I welcome you to prove that statement wrong. :) Here (re Project SALVO): "The conclusion was that most combat takes place at short range. In a highly mobile war, combat teams ran into each other largely by surprise; and the team with the higher firepower tended to win. They also found...

Come on you guys, you're acting like children: 1) The ATF is not sending this letter. The seller is. 2) "The rumor is.." ??? Come on, are we adults here or kids? Rumors? Why doesn't somebody write to the ATF and ask what the hell is up? Or why don't you just tell the seller than you...

Well I wouldn't say the .30 caliber round was ever "obsolete" any more than the .45 round was "obsolete" when they phased in 9mm. I would have to agree that the .260 or thereabouts round is probably the best for infantry. The .22 is just not enough, the .30 is too much for the average grunt...

.22s are good for kids. Haven't really been interested in 'em since I turned 16 though.

...of course you do. And so do all the other bubbas. Especially the ones with the off-center scope mounts and dremeled bayo lugs and monte carlo stocks. Just like the guys who lower their cars and put stickers on them and big tail pipes want to think their cars look better. Uhmm.. it ain't...

The "excellentest"?

the question is: why 3 times the failure rate in the M4? .223 is better than .30 for one thing and one thing alone: shoulder-fired full-auto.

so true ABSOLUTELY. This is why I decided not to screw with mine. I was unable to come up with anything better than what the designer came up with. Simonov, Kalashnikov, Browning and all those guys were smarter than I, and way smarter than you. I seriously looked at all sorts of ways to...

Only problem is the .223 round isn't very effective at that range. Unless you just want to annoy the enemy.