JCooperfan1911
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Hello, gang. A while back I posted a thread discussing potentially obtaining an M6 survival rifle. Well, I hunted GunBroker like mad for quite some time and lucked out on a fantastic deal for a lightly used Springfield/CZ made one.
I shot it today and frankly, I am in love:
At 25 yards, the gun put the .22 rounds into a 1 1/2” group and that’s with me never using the unique trigger of the rifle before and firing off the wobbly back end of my 4-wheeler. The peep sight is quite decent and shot to POA perfectly at this distance.
Not bad at ALL for this style of rifle. I’m sure with some load testing and more practice this gun could cloverleaf.
The .410 shotgun mode was a hoot. Pretty spicy in the lightweight M6, and hits with authority. I plan on carrying some buckshot and birdshot loads in the buttstock ammo storage compartment for emergency defensive use against snakes and bigger critters. This is along with the 15 .22LR rounds also stored in the stock.
I used some paracord I had lying around and lashed an M1 carbine sling to the rifle. Works well and fits the military theme nicely.
The gun carries beautifully and is so short and compact, and is a blast to shoot. I am IMPRESSED. I like it much better than I thought I would. I love it!
Take care, gang.
-JCF
I shot it today and frankly, I am in love:
At 25 yards, the gun put the .22 rounds into a 1 1/2” group and that’s with me never using the unique trigger of the rifle before and firing off the wobbly back end of my 4-wheeler. The peep sight is quite decent and shot to POA perfectly at this distance.
Not bad at ALL for this style of rifle. I’m sure with some load testing and more practice this gun could cloverleaf.
The .410 shotgun mode was a hoot. Pretty spicy in the lightweight M6, and hits with authority. I plan on carrying some buckshot and birdshot loads in the buttstock ammo storage compartment for emergency defensive use against snakes and bigger critters. This is along with the 15 .22LR rounds also stored in the stock.
I used some paracord I had lying around and lashed an M1 carbine sling to the rifle. Works well and fits the military theme nicely.
The gun carries beautifully and is so short and compact, and is a blast to shoot. I am IMPRESSED. I like it much better than I thought I would. I love it!
Take care, gang.
-JCF