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Military? There's so much fail here, I don't even know where to start. First, you do know that SOCOM is considering 6.5 Kardashian fir their snipers right now, don't you? And then, when was the last time DOD made a reasonable choice considering caliber/firearms/small arms? I give you a hint: lowest bidde who meets minimum requirements. If anything, I want BETTER shit than .mil, not the same.
Imo, shooting is about training for a gunfight, period. So, there shouldn't be any rules, except for the basic gunfight rules, one of the being that you should cheat et every occasion that presents itself to you.Its all about learning to shoot better and having fun isn't it. Shouldn't matter what I'm using as long as it within the rules of PRS.
Nick
A bolt action is perfectly fine for a gunfight if the person you're engaged in the gunfight with is using a single shot or a double barrel.Ya comparing apples to apples. You don't gunfight with a bolt gun. At least not since ww1.
This thread went stupid.
And kept going well beyond...
What’s wrong with 6.5 CM?It's about time. Pretty pathetic when your best long-range offering was 6.5 CM.
Then there are quite a few who punch only 100 yds and talk all kids of shite.Personally, I think that's the smart move. The 308 (or 6.5 Creedmoor or {6 creedmoor!}) will absolutely hammer out to 1000 yards or maybe a bit further. A shooter can purchase another caliber that will be capable beyond that, but the shooter's skill level must exponentially ramp-up to to utilize it beyond 1000 yards. And I'm not saying 1000 yards is a cake-walk either; hell, 600 yards is a real test of the shooter's ability.
"Extreme Long Range" is the current rage. Everybody wants to go out and buy a rifle that is capable to do it. These same shooters have probably never shot beyond 300 yards except to see if they can get a shot on paper.
Wide open spaces of the American West? I suppose there might be some fun in 300WM or 338L. Will it be that much more fun over the standard RPR calibers to justify the cost, recoil, and shorter barrel life? Not for me, but for those with the money and the desire: go for it.
Notice I referenced "fun", not "utility"; there is not practical "utility" to 338L. 300WM can be great big-game caliber, but nobody is going to carry a 20lb hunting rifle.
My comments about "Shooter" are about the general shooting public, not any individuals here.
Let the hate begin....
YUP!!!This thread went stupid.
It's too puny. He wants something to smash like Hulk:What’s wrong with 6.5 CM?
It's too puny. He wants something to smash like Hulk:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31ZjnrHR8EA
The military is actuallly starting to adopt 6.5cmI bought the savage at the beginning of this year. I bought the evolution. I picked the 300wm. Most expensive rifle I've ever bought. I plan to try my hand at PRS with it. I picked the 300wm because you don't see our military shooting 6.5cm. In the event the shtf the 300mw is way more practical and functional.
And being a 300 its a real pussycat to shoot.
Nick
What's a ducumentary?P.S. Red Dawn was a dramatic movie, not a ducumentary.