Ginkus
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Is that a Boyd’s stock on the scount?I have one AR10 and two M1As. One can extrapolate my preference based on those numbers.
Is that a Boyd’s stock on the scount?I have one AR10 and two M1As. One can extrapolate my preference based on those numbers.
That is correct; however, my USMC handbook stated that was for area targets. We were taught to use 300 yards for point targets.And by the way, the infantry says the max effective range of 7.62/308 is 900 meters. But the reason for that wouldn’t really apply to non military use or for hunting. It has more to do with how far you can light a fire.
I have no regrets...I have an AR10 I like, but dang sure would like to get my hands on a M1A scout.
I have been drooling over one for a long time.
Cause one is always in the shop!Looks like you had to buy two M1A's to compete with one AR-10....
Get Tanker or Socom and you'll probably find yourself shooting it more than you think you would.My wife offered to buy me an M1a for my birthday but I thought it was too much money for how often I'd shoot it.
I know, I know. Roast me now. I deserve it.
Right. I was thinking TankerGet Tanker or Socom and you'll probably find yourself shooting it more than you think you would.
Really fun rifles to shoot and the shorter length makes them easy to handle standing, sitting, or prone.
I’ve shot a .308 at 1000yds (1/2 mile + a football field, including the end zones), with open sights, and been on target.I think “effective range” has far more to do with (1) the loose nut on the end of the trigger and (2) the rifle involved than the cartridge. I’ve seen guys with good rifles make some incredible shots on targets at Long range. I’ve also seen guys with more capable (potentionally anyway) rifles that couldn’t hit a barn door at 300 yards. A true “shooter” can accomplish a lot even with a lesser rifle. The guy that shoots a box or less a Year will never be as good as the dude that burns a couple hundred rounds/month
I own a Tanker and I absolutely love it! The walnut stock is beautiful and it shoots really nice with the tritium sights. The Socom comes with a section of rail to mount optics that the Tanker doesn't have. I prefer the M1A irons over optics anyway as I typically only shoot out to 300yds with it at steel targets.Right. I was thinking Tanker
Ditto. My range goes out to 400 yds. and I have yet to buy the scope, but I did just get am M1A Loaded with the precision stock. I am going to take it out and shoot some iron sights maybe out to 200 yds. or so.Mike your killing me. Can’t wait to get my new .308 M1A to the range unfortunately it’s maxed out at 300 yards.