Float Pilot
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I have not fired any of the new AR-10 clones (or near clones)
I have only fired a real and rather beat up AR-10 that I borrowed for an afternoon from a grunt in Sudan years ago. (I had to clean it for him and gave him a case of pepsi.) Ithnk I was shooting at a metal tire wheel (rim) out around 200 paces so it is not like I could measure groups. It was really light and impossible to control in full auto mode.
I have fired a few issue FAl type rifles around the world. I was never super impressed with their pin-point accuracy except for once instance where some Brits had a good tight one that shot very nice groups. It seemed like most of the military FALs I fired were shooting 3 to 4 inch groups at 100 meters. With that one Brit rifle pulling off a nice 1.5 to 2 inch group with issue ammo.
My old M-21 would shoot rings around those FALs...
That said, how do these commercial sporting clones of the AR-10s do in the accuracy department compared to the recent crop of FAL sporter clones? Are all the new FALs over here parts guns?
I have only fired a real and rather beat up AR-10 that I borrowed for an afternoon from a grunt in Sudan years ago. (I had to clean it for him and gave him a case of pepsi.) Ithnk I was shooting at a metal tire wheel (rim) out around 200 paces so it is not like I could measure groups. It was really light and impossible to control in full auto mode.
I have fired a few issue FAl type rifles around the world. I was never super impressed with their pin-point accuracy except for once instance where some Brits had a good tight one that shot very nice groups. It seemed like most of the military FALs I fired were shooting 3 to 4 inch groups at 100 meters. With that one Brit rifle pulling off a nice 1.5 to 2 inch group with issue ammo.
My old M-21 would shoot rings around those FALs...
That said, how do these commercial sporting clones of the AR-10s do in the accuracy department compared to the recent crop of FAL sporter clones? Are all the new FALs over here parts guns?