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Any body know of some good ones coming up? Post details here

I'm considering one of the options JSE has in uppers, namely their 16" Wilson arms HBAR upper. Are these barrels good? What accuracy can I expect? Is it worth the weight over a m4 profile?

Nice sunny day, so I decided to to a little (un) scientific research on the expansion of various .22lr rounds. The rounds included were Winchester Super-X (40 gr copper coated round nose 1300 stated fps), federal champion 510 (40 gr LRN at a stated 1240 FPS), Remington subsonic (38gr hp) and...

I'm stuck between PSA's 16" premium and their 16" chf uppers. Which one would be better from an accuracy standpoint, and what sort of accuracy can be reasonably expected from it?

I think it will- redfield locktighted in, should be steady unless there's something wrong internally

When clean? I do clean it after every outing. Would just leaving it with a few shots through it possibly cure this? (Assuming its not just my bad shooting)

It's a marlin xs7, if that helps

Every time I shoot at paper, the first two shots print a wonderful, probably better than me pair. The only problem is that it's consistently almost two inches to the right of point of aim. The next shots go back where they should be, two inches above point of aim( as it is sighted in to do). All...

Does anybody know details further than the shpiel on the Ithaca site?( http://www.ithacagun.com/ ) It seems to be aimed towards the tactical long range crowd

Make the gun heavy. Put a good pad, MAYBE change the plug Out for a solid metal bar, if mobility is not an issue

.243 win 100 grain

7.62x54r and .308 (7.62x51) are not interchangeable. x54r is rimmed, and has a much more tapered shoulder. (Never heard of 7.62x45, except the Czech mg round)

Heck ya! My uncle's beretta o/u 's, and my grandfather's rockola m1 carbine

Aero kroil

.243 win.

Does anybody have info on this .22? Also, does anybody know where i can get a mag for it?

Taurus just brought out one, don't know what it runs, though...

A few different things contribute to this. 1. They load for profit, which right now means as fast as possible 2. They have to make a load that is safe for every gun chambered for it. 3. Lower quality, and therefore less consistent components.

Ruger single six. I don't know what specifically makes it so, but it is.

Replace the .30-30 with an aught six and you could shoot anything in north america. So yeah, pretty dadgum close