DrMoab
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Heh... I don't own a rifle that shoots anything larger than an inch and a half at 100 yards. Well....maybe a .22 or....five but no high powered stuff.
Everyone thinks they're a sniper. It's not Call of Duty. Most engagements are fought well within 200 yds.
Prairie dogs are most defiantly a threat at 200 yards hence the need for sub-moa guns (those suckers are small at 200 yards)
Quick little suckers too I would love to see someone picking them off at 200 yards, I don't have that skill for sure.
If you're my brother, you might not even hit him at 100 yds, considering he's about 7 inches wide. But a normal human is plenty wide enough to hit him inside a 16 inch circle.
Um,...Heh... I don't own a rifle that shoots anything larger than an inch and a half at 100 yards. Well....maybe a .22 or....five but no high powered stuff.
The bore is, yes.Um,...
1: Isn't an AR-15 a .22?
2: 5.56x45 and 7.62x39 are by NO stretch "high-powered" in ANYBODY'S book.
Everyone thinks they're a sniper. It's not Call of Duty. Most engagements are fought well within 200 yds.
If you're my brother, you might not even hit him at 100 yds, considering he's about 7 inches wide. But a normal human is plenty wide enough to hit him inside a 16 inch circle.
Some of us more so than others :shhh:
I'm never one to actually take my time at the range and concentrate on making the groups smaller with my AK. I'm happy I built it and it functions well. If I was shooting better ammunition with a rear sight conversion it would probably shoot 4 MOA. But that defeats the purpose of having a rifle that shoots cheap ass ammunition for fun.
And for the record, I don't even think knives should be legal. Imagine how wonderful the world would be without weapons of opportunity.
So looking for something better than 8 MOA means I'm a mall ninja COD hedshotz sniper? Ok. Sure.
He left out the the heavy hitters like the 45 Beowulf, and there's even a 50BMG upper if you're feeling really inadequate in the wedding tackle department, then there's always the 9mm "SMG" upper if you like,..
But most people hear "AR-15" and think ".223".
and I responded. I am not sure how you asking if an ar15 is a .22 has anything to do with other people assuming all ar15s are .22.1: Isn't an AR-15 a .22?
For the record. I was talking about a rimfire .22 LR.
As far as doubting my shooting ability.... All I can say is lets go shooting.
I've been hunting since I could walk, I have two brothers who are tactical firearms instructors for a local police department. I've grown up shooting and while I'm not going to sit here and brag about how great I am...I will say that I'm pretty comfortable in saying that I can shoot better than most under any kind of situation with almost any kind of weapon.
Yeah, I know.For the record. I was talking about a rimfire .22 LR.
I'll treat this as an open invitation. Next time I'm headed up north, I'll get in touch with you. Always fun to meet a fellow jeeper/shotist. However, based on your response, I'm going to guess you can shoot. (Didn't seem to be a lot of ego in there.)As far as doubting my shooting ability.... All I can say is lets go shooting.
My main form of shooting entertainment is hunting prairie dogs. Having a very accurate rifle is a must.
I wasn't offended by your comment either.
My main form of shooting entertainment is hunting prairie dogs. Having a very accurate rifle is a must.
I wasn't offended by your comment either.