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The MAS comment was a joke. Yes I have seen them, I almost bought one from ZHA chambered in .308. They are cool guns, just felt like making a joke. I learned my lesson.
The MAS comment was a joke. Yes I have seen them, I almost bought one from ZHA chambered in .308. They are cool guns, just felt like making a joke. I learned my lesson.
I agree.
For now you'll have to get Ken (USMA-82) to bring his to the next Shirley shoot.
AR-15, However, I have yet to get my paws on an AR. So with what I have in the safe, I would take the Garand. I know it, I can hit with it.
I have thought about getting a 49/56 a few times - are there any local shops that might have one?
SineMetu82 said:AR-15, However, I have yet to get my paws on an AR. So with what I have in the safe, I would take the Garand. I know it, I can hit with it.
Anyone read Fred's guide to becoming a rifleman? He lays out a scenario of having to take up arms. He recommends the M1A.
Personally I'd go with an AR or M1A. The AR would probably be better for an all around purpose, where the M1A will be perfect for long range (which would be the preferable one IMO). The few times I've shot one I have done better than with an AR for some reason.
no, thats not what im saying at all. ill be right there with a resistance when the government gets out of control. what im trying to say is the chances of living are slim to none. is it worth fighting for? absolutely.
He wants it because all the French milsurps are in "Never been fired" condition.
You do know what REVOLUTION is, right?
The whole object is we would be up against US Gov't backed troops trying to squash the Constitution. Now, I'm not a betting man, but I would put good money down thinking they almost 100% certain would be using the AR platform, or other 5.56 NATO rifle.
I'd like to go to a shoot but my problem is MAS OK, maybe my Spencer, Sharps Carbines ( both originals) I'm doing my reloads now, then I look at my Winchester 73 38/40, 94 38/55, or then my Krag rifle and carbine stare at me,then my trapdoors 3 rifles 1 carbine 45/70,remember us!! Then of course the old timer hand guns Rem. .44 new model army, Rem. 1875 .44 rimfire,Colt 49 pocket .32, Manhattan .32, Colt 1851 navy .36, and my newest addition a break from the norm Ruger Vaquero in 45 long colt and on and on it goes, I'm not bragging because I know we're all in the same boat, but how do you make up your mind?? There's no way I'd take them all out or even a few of them, what a decision to try to make!!!! 56/50 p.s. Fox news just said Kennedy is back in the Hospital!!
I would have an SKS, simply because that is the only combat rifle I own.
I would struggle with the weight of the rifle, the 10 round capacity, stripper clips, and a low rate of fire.
The accuracy isn't top notch either. I guess you could take 10 quick shots at a group of enemy and run away. I wouldn't try much more with this rifle.
I've got an Etienne Mle 1890 MD Carbine with a hand written tag on it that says the model and: "Excellent Condition. Never fired. Dropped once."
Of course, it holds three whole rounds of 8x50R Lebel, which, if you ever find some, let me know. I never have. While you're at it, some 11x17.8R would be nice, too.
AK becuase it will take a lickin and keep on tickin
I think that is the most important thing to consider. If you had to choose one long gun it should be the one you are most proficient with. Well if you're best with a 10/22 you might want to reconsider.
I choose my ex-wife on PMS