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Armalite “lost” the competition for the .308 semi auto sniper rifle military contract to Knights Armament, but their rifles are of much higher quality. A knights might hit sub 1.5 groups. |
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Paid a visit to my gunsmith today, and as he has so often done in the past, he showed me something that belonged to another customer that I had no idea I needed until I saw it.
https://www.rainierarms.com/rainier-...tch-5-56-rail/ https://www.rainierarms.com/media/pr...ms-llc-b68.jpg https://www.rainierarms.com/media/pr...ms-llc-61c.jpg 14" rail weighs 11.6 ounces, with a 1.6 ounce barrel nut. Pull the lever and it slides right off with no tools needed. It will soon be replacing the Sampson rail on my 16" AR, which is nice, but is much heavier than I'd like. Why'd you have to show that to me, dammit! Why? :cuss: |
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The extra length is a sunshade. |
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You couldn't pay ME to own one of those....... :) |
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As long as it’s solid I don’t give a shit.
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If you're needing a few bricks of plinking .22 rounds, this is a good deal.
Description: Academy Sports is selling the Remington Thunderbolt® .22 LR 40-Grain Rimfire Rifle Ammunition 500 ct brick for $21.99. Shipping is free with an order of $25.00 or more. https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/rem...ce=CJ&utm_term= |
A buddy wants to sell me a semi-auto Ithaca 12 guage that looks about like this with a 2 and 3/4 barrel instead of 3 for $200... is that a fair deal?
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Love the old Thunderbolts
If I had all the bullets I shot of those growing up I would be able to buy a brand new truck |
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I like the deal. Believe it or not it doesn't take a 3 or 3 1/2" shell to kill critters with a shotgun. Just like any other firearm the more you practice the better you get. Sporting clays is a lot of fun if you're near a range.
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Shooting 3 1/2 is expensive and will leave a bruise
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