At long range its retained velocity which is important, big heavy bullets work better.Finray wrote:
Wouldn't a smaller calibre higher velocity bullet be more accurate at long range?krazed wrote:
they're only really used for extreme long range shootingDilbert_X wrote:
Its not that hard really, just join a club, buy a safe and then its paperwork.
There are very few ranges in the UK where you can shoot a 0.50, and theres no real point to it either.
and for bragging rights
I lol'ed, especially at the M3 TissueboxAussieReaper wrote:
You guys should appreciate this:
http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/8987 … apons2.png
if not - you can fuck off then
AussieReaper wrote:
You guys should appreciate this:
http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/8987 … apons2.png
if not - you can fuck off then
wow that's a shitload of handguns lol.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/ss22 … G_5514.jpg
That's historic. Also, it's beautiful craftsmanship, the trigger is completely hidden in the engravings.krazed wrote:
that's definitely different
i've shot MP5s and a G36K. when i lived in georgia, i shot a 10mm MP5 with 3 round burst. coolest gun i've ever shot.ROGUEDD wrote:
By the way, anyone here ever handle/fire a Hk 41 or HK 91?
Now that's a gun!DonFck wrote:
Duel at sunrise, ten paces each, turn and fire.
http://static.bf2s.com/files/user/14374/Duel.jpg
Some inheritance from my great grandfather, who passed away in 1993, I think?
Wouldn't own a HK G-3 clone, personally.ROGUEDD wrote:
By the way, anyone here ever handle/fire a Hk 41 or HK 91?
Or get a FAL clone.rdx-fx wrote:
Wouldn't own a HK G-3 clone, personally.ROGUEDD wrote:
By the way, anyone here ever handle/fire a Hk 41 or HK 91?
The barrel is press-fit into the reciever, so you can't have a regular gunsmith change a worn barrel.
(unless your 'smith has a 5 ton hydraulic press on hand...)
The roller lock action causes it to 'thump' a bunch more than any .308 has a right to (not painful, just annoying to shoot from odd positions)
The gas assisted ejection system does mean and violent things to the empty brass on the way out, namely pushes groves into the harder brass at the base of the case, making them non-reloadable.
The roller lock system is remarkably picky about what ammo you use. If it's different than the standard NATO issue ammo, you need to change the bolt head out for a +/- part to handle the different loads.
Get an M-14 or AR-10 clone instead.
because they're full autoHurricane2k9 wrote:
why not just get the legit gun instead of a clone?
Authentic G-3 would be $10,000 to $15,000, and imported around 1980, and hence worn the hell out with some bozo doing full auto mag dumps in it to show off.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
because they're full autoHurricane2k9 wrote:
why not just get the legit gun instead of a clone?
http://www.opticsplanet.net/caa-3in-pic … 16-m4.htmlwhaaaaaaaaaat wrote:
i want to have the picatinny rail on the bottom part of my ar15. how do i go about shopping for one?
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good picwest-phoenix-az wrote:
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