Ultimate Evil Black Rifle?
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HK!
91 with Knight's RAS
The awesome power of the .308!
Scroll down to a picture of one here:
http://www.calssportingarmory.com/KnightsArmamentCoMWS.htm
91 with Knight's RAS
The awesome power of the .308!
Scroll down to a picture of one here:
http://www.calssportingarmory.com/KnightsArmamentCoMWS.htm
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jklinstein
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FAL
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Destructo6
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G3kA4
ojibweindian
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I also think the AR-10 is in the running.
I also think the AR-10 is in the running.
Schuey2002
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HK!
G36K w/ an undermounted AG36 to be exact. So I'm a little biased? Sue me! LOL!
G36K w/ an undermounted AG36 to be exact. So I'm a little biased? Sue me! LOL!
Johnny Guest
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Well, I'll stretch it a bit - - -
An M1A in a bedded E4-type stock, painted black, of course.
Johnny
An M1A in a bedded E4-type stock, painted black, of course.
Johnny
M-60. Can we paint a Ma Deuce black?
Or, from 213 things that Skippy is not allowed to do in the US Army:
101. I am not allowed to mount a bayonet to a crew-served weapon.
Can we paint a howitzer black?
Or, from 213 things that Skippy is not allowed to do in the US Army:
101. I am not allowed to mount a bayonet to a crew-served weapon.
Can we paint a howitzer black?
Satellite killer??
I've given four public "talks" about the semi-auto rifles of WWII and bring 24 rifles with me when I present them to the pubic. They are always well received. I just finished one on TOWN PROPERTY at the library, as a matter of fact. I was thrilled the town would allow it but they did.
Of all the rifles/bayo combos I put on display, two rifles always get instantly recognized: the AR15 (M16) and the AK47. Third in line is usually the M1 Garand with the Carbine right beind it.
I just finished building an AR15 (M16) clone (semi-auto only of course). Here's what it looks like:
It has an SP1 original upper, neutered to meet with 922(r) compliance regs and shoots MOA all day long right out of the box. While it's a good example of a .223 shooter, I'd much prefer my L1A1 in plate or bowling pin shooting competition. That .223 just runs right through the pins while the NATO 308 knocks 'em down. I beat out 13 other "space gun" shooters with that L1A1 in the last match I shot with the L1A1. Yet, it does have a certain attraction that I can't explain! Go figure.
My AK, while in minty condition, doesn't like to be "aimed" and if I had my druthers, the AR would go with me while the AK would be an distant memory. I know there are a lot of guys who like the AKs but in reality, you shoot that rifle from the hip rather than from your shoulder....at least in my very humble opinion! I oftern wonder why anyone puts a scope on one!
Rome
I've given four public "talks" about the semi-auto rifles of WWII and bring 24 rifles with me when I present them to the pubic. They are always well received. I just finished one on TOWN PROPERTY at the library, as a matter of fact. I was thrilled the town would allow it but they did.
Of all the rifles/bayo combos I put on display, two rifles always get instantly recognized: the AR15 (M16) and the AK47. Third in line is usually the M1 Garand with the Carbine right beind it.
I just finished building an AR15 (M16) clone (semi-auto only of course). Here's what it looks like:
It has an SP1 original upper, neutered to meet with 922(r) compliance regs and shoots MOA all day long right out of the box. While it's a good example of a .223 shooter, I'd much prefer my L1A1 in plate or bowling pin shooting competition. That .223 just runs right through the pins while the NATO 308 knocks 'em down. I beat out 13 other "space gun" shooters with that L1A1 in the last match I shot with the L1A1. Yet, it does have a certain attraction that I can't explain! Go figure.
My AK, while in minty condition, doesn't like to be "aimed" and if I had my druthers, the AR would go with me while the AK would be an distant memory. I know there are a lot of guys who like the AKs but in reality, you shoot that rifle from the hip rather than from your shoulder....at least in my very humble opinion! I oftern wonder why anyone puts a scope on one!
Rome
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AR. Why? It's the singular most versatile weapons systems you can get. By swapping uppers, you can have a target rifle, a carbine, a rifle, a smg. With a flattop, you can change sights quickly from red dot or scope and still have your iron sights as backup. Best of all, you can do almost all the work yourself.