Lots of .450 Bushmaster at the Ardmore Orshchelins today. Also lots of 300WinMag, but I don’t think you can make an AR around that. Could be wrong though, I don’t know much about AR.
That looks just like my CZ. That rifle is accurate.
Ar pistols seem to be my latest thing. Just one more seems to be the way
it's been with those and rifles. FAL's are up and coming as well.
it's been with those and rifles. FAL's are up and coming as well.
Also lots of 300WinMag, but I don’t think you can make an AR around that. Could be wrong though, I don’t know much about AR.
Seems like someone, Maybe Faxon Arms, released a 300 WinMag AR. Don't know if you could get components for a build
but that would be a really fun one IMHO.
Seems like someone, Maybe Faxon Arms, released a 300 WinMag AR. Don't know if you could get components for a build
but that would be a really fun one IMHO.
I like different lengths apparently. I have them in 5.5”; 7.5”; 11.5”; 14.5”; 16” and 18”, across 4 calibers. Each one suits a different purpose and I like it that way!
I really don't see how you could have less than 8-12 AR's, rifle version, pistol version, lightweight, .....
22LR
300BO
223/5.56 1/7, 1/8, 1/9. maybe leave out 1 or 2 depending on what bullets you want to shoot.
7.62x39, cheap blasting ammo, very accurate with extreme reliability.
308.
22LR
300BO
223/5.56 1/7, 1/8, 1/9. maybe leave out 1 or 2 depending on what bullets you want to shoot.
7.62x39, cheap blasting ammo, very accurate with extreme reliability.
308.
AR15 - Two lowers and a range of uppers would cover 22, 300, 223/556, 458, 450, any barrel twist etc.
AR10 - Two lowers and a range of uppers would cover 308 and up.
What no one is talking about here is why there aren't more 45/70 options in the AR world. I'd love this one, but dang look at that MSRP https://www.phoenixweaponry.com/christine-45-70-auto
AR10 - Two lowers and a range of uppers would cover 308 and up.
What no one is talking about here is why there aren't more 45/70 options in the AR world. I'd love this one, but dang look at that MSRP https://www.phoenixweaponry.com/christine-45-70-auto
I also didn't see much purpose in multiple ARs, but quickly realized the error of my thinking. First off, who can possibly have too many guns? Right, it's not possible. Second off, you gotta have one for each scenario... in each caliber... for each person in the house...
There are so many caliber options as well, some cheaper to plink than others. I stocked up on 6.5 grendel wolf ammo when it was $0.20/per round because it's so fun to plink with (smells funny though). 458 is a blast to shoot and amazing on hogs. 6.8 is extremely versatile. 300 blackout isn't my favorite, but is super cheap to load and shoot and easy on the kids when they shoot it. 556 is, well, it was designed for a purpose and when used correctly, fulfills its purpose very well. PCCs are super fun to shoot and also easy on the kids to shoot. ARs in 22... well, they're the most fun of all of them, binary triggers increase the fun as well.
Large frame ARs (308, 6.5 creedmoor, etc) are fun, but all of mine are super heavy and are not fun to lug around a field or forest. They really don't get much use because if I'm going to shoot those calibers I'm typically going to reach for a bolt action rather than semi rifle.
In all honesty, if I could only have a couple, they would be "mission specific" type rifles (whether that is home defense, hunting, plinking, long range, 3-gun, precision work, etc...), but I have never had a problem justifying having more guns vs less guns.
There are so many caliber options as well, some cheaper to plink than others. I stocked up on 6.5 grendel wolf ammo when it was $0.20/per round because it's so fun to plink with (smells funny though). 458 is a blast to shoot and amazing on hogs. 6.8 is extremely versatile. 300 blackout isn't my favorite, but is super cheap to load and shoot and easy on the kids when they shoot it. 556 is, well, it was designed for a purpose and when used correctly, fulfills its purpose very well. PCCs are super fun to shoot and also easy on the kids to shoot. ARs in 22... well, they're the most fun of all of them, binary triggers increase the fun as well.
Large frame ARs (308, 6.5 creedmoor, etc) are fun, but all of mine are super heavy and are not fun to lug around a field or forest. They really don't get much use because if I'm going to shoot those calibers I'm typically going to reach for a bolt action rather than semi rifle.
In all honesty, if I could only have a couple, they would be "mission specific" type rifles (whether that is home defense, hunting, plinking, long range, 3-gun, precision work, etc...), but I have never had a problem justifying having more guns vs less guns.
