Looking to buy an assault rifle
10-06-2010, 07:53 PM
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10-07-2010, 05:59 AM
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dont waste your money on a drum. the clips that are used to hold the rounds together cause a lot of jamming.
but yes. it looks Bad Ass. Now you just need to affix a bayonette and get some blood on that thing. If you cant attach a bayonette, some blood on the butt stock will do.
just kidding. but really, if you want to shoot something, take a metal container of sorts (we used to empty take ammo cases), fill it with water and shoot it. There might be a bullet hole in the front of the metal box, but wait until you see the size of the hole in the back!
but yes. it looks Bad Ass. Now you just need to affix a bayonette and get some blood on that thing. If you cant attach a bayonette, some blood on the butt stock will do.
just kidding. but really, if you want to shoot something, take a metal container of sorts (we used to empty take ammo cases), fill it with water and shoot it. There might be a bullet hole in the front of the metal box, but wait until you see the size of the hole in the back!
10-08-2010, 06:29 AM
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dont waste your money on a drum. the clips that are used to hold the rounds together cause a lot of jamming.
but yes. it looks Bad Ass. Now you just need to affix a bayonette and get some blood on that thing. If you cant attach a bayonette, some blood on the butt stock will do.
just kidding. but really, if you want to shoot something, take a metal container of sorts (we used to empty take ammo cases), fill it with water and shoot it. There might be a bullet hole in the front of the metal box, but wait until you see the size of the hole in the back!
but yes. it looks Bad Ass. Now you just need to affix a bayonette and get some blood on that thing. If you cant attach a bayonette, some blood on the butt stock will do.
just kidding. but really, if you want to shoot something, take a metal container of sorts (we used to empty take ammo cases), fill it with water and shoot it. There might be a bullet hole in the front of the metal box, but wait until you see the size of the hole in the back!
i would never waste money on one of those drums. read a bunch of bad reviews, talk about the plastic feeders in the clip are complete shit and if you shoot to quickly they will jam.
no bayonettes on this rifle lol. would look pretty cool but i think im just getting a nice scope and a laser.
10-08-2010, 07:09 AM
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i would never waste money on one of those drums. read a bunch of bad reviews, talk about the plastic feeders in the clip are complete shit and if you shoot to quickly they will jam.
no bayonettes on this rifle lol. would look pretty cool but i think im just getting a nice scope and a laser.
no bayonettes on this rifle lol. would look pretty cool but i think im just getting a nice scope and a laser.
10-08-2010, 08:47 AM
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no i want something that is higher powered. the eotech red dots are sick but im not a soldier hunting terrorist. I will get just the laser to mount on the side rail for "cool" factor but want to use a larger scope on top for distance shooting.
any recommendations on a nice scope?
any recommendations on a nice scope?
10-08-2010, 08:58 AM
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no i want something that is higher powered. the eotech red dots are sick but im not a soldier hunting terrorist. I will get just the laser to mount on the side rail for "cool" factor but want to use a larger scope on top for distance shooting.
any recommendations on a nice scope?
any recommendations on a nice scope?
10-08-2010, 10:11 AM
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Oh nice hahah....I get my scopes at WalMart...I'm not fighting in a harsh environment with goats and monkeys flying everywhere so I don't need anything special...a $55 Centerpoint Scope does the trick for me, Red and Green cross hair illumination and all all aluminum construction.
10-09-2010, 04:46 PM
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Depends how far and how serious. I do F-Class and a scope for that sets you back a good 1800 USD (Nightforce, Leupold, Zeiss and even substantial more for a Schmidt and Bender).
For general plinking a simple one does work. You need to learn how to dial in your scope on longer distances though. Shooting a rifle with a high powered scope is not by default easier.
Make sure you get one that retains it's zero.. nothing more annoying than a drifting crosshair-center.
For general plinking a simple one does work. You need to learn how to dial in your scope on longer distances though. Shooting a rifle with a high powered scope is not by default easier.
Make sure you get one that retains it's zero.. nothing more annoying than a drifting crosshair-center.
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