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Don't have pictures of my other two guns, the AR gets most of the attention;
Edit: The Nikon D40 is a MUCH better photographer then I, apparently. Now everybody sees what happens when you give a professional tool to a regular yokel.
TMM I know exactly where you're coming from. I'm 19 now, I bought my first gun back in early 2008 (Remington 870) and my AR-15 in Nov., and a 10/22 last month. Buy whatever you think will suit your needs best. If an AR-15 feels too heavy or oddly weighted for you ,don't buy it. Look into Siaga...
I have a DPMS "Panther-Lite"; 16" barrel, 1:9, flat top bare-bones configuration. I paid $803 OTD in Nov. for it new. So far I have put probably close to a thousand rounds through it without a hiccup, subjected it to snow and single digit temperatures, cheap ammo and plenty of mag dumping.
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That's kind of like calling every 1911 a "colt" and every AR an "M4A1", so I'm going to vote "I have a banana in my ear."
Technically incorrect, but widely accepted, I don't have a problem with people calling WASR-10's AK's. I do have a problem with people calling AR-15's M4A1's though. Maybe...
If it's jamming in less then 100 rounds, this is NO gun to be using if SHTF. The AR will do everything you need it to do, as will the AK.
But if you have so little faith in a mean 5.56 and want something bigger, I would think that a LR-308 by DMPS would be the bees knees. (Who made this up...
Fun, still relatively cheap to shoot, Lego-block customization ability, easy to break down and clean, huuuuge aftermarket support, accurate, diverse ammunition loads and basically endless available uppers from .17 Fireball to .50BMG to 6.8mm to .204 Ruger, great carbine to take a defense course...
If you're worried about combat effectiveness, don't.
I generally don't like feeding into the "Well my friend says", but I feel that Justin is a reliable and reputable source for information concerning this topic, as I was friends with him in high school and he was not a fabricator or liar in...
Lacquer isn't the problem, the steel is the problem. It doesn't expand like brass does, so when you shoot a bunch of steel then try to shoot brass, the brass expands and 'welds' itself into the chamber with all the crap that cheap steel ammunition puts out.
Clean your rifle, and it'll shoot any...
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