Natedog's All-Weather Rifle- and a "Whats-Wrong-With-This Picture"

[natedog]

Mini-14, Hogue Overmolded Stock, SS finish, K-31 leather sling 4 Pro-Mag 10 rounders and a Ruger 5 rounder. Quick, light, reliable, accurate (and about as evil as you can get in California :banghead: ) The camera is a 35mm disposable, with the pictures converted to a CD. I actually like how the images turned out a little grainy.

****Bonus Points! Guess what is wrong with this picture!

 

[Spinner]

The brass in the picture ain't .223 is it?? It looks too long to fit in the mags.

Spinner

 

[iamkris]

OK, I'll play before I look at any of the other answers:

308 brass. Those holes are WAY too big to shoot a poodle.

Edited to add: Woohoo...spinner and I agree

 

[natedog]

Bingo. The brass is actually 7.5 Swiss- I didn't have any .223 laying around so I decided to play a little game.

 

[Spinner]

I was actually picking it was .270 brass, but I didn't want to pipe up and get it wrong .... close, but wrong never-the-less

Spinner

 

[jobu07]

No no gentlemen. I must disagree, it's not the larger caliber brass... The correct answer is that there is no muzzle break on his mini-14. This must be remedied in order to achieve optimal accuracy!

 

[natedog]

I had a John Masen muzzle brake, but in fear of it being construed as a flashhider (on the "definitions" page on the DOJ website, it said that "anything that directs blast away from the shooters face" was a flashhider) (and thus making my Mini-14 a post-ban assault weapon ) I took it off and dumped it. Later, I got a reply for the DOJ that they will take the ATFs definition of "flashhider", which the John Masen is not.

 

[Destructo6]

The owner has been shooting from his window?