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New Contest Starting Now! This Target Haunts Me
Tell us about the one that got away, the flier that ruined your group, the zero that drifted, the shot you still see when you close your eyes. Winner will receive a free scope!
So you would suggest that it's not possible to build a "go to work" 7.62 AR below a certain weight? What is this magic number, and what is it about these guns that make them so much better specifically?
I thought about an LMT but decided against it and went DPMS GII because the weight of the LMT seems a bit prohibitive to me in the battle rifle role. If they came out with a 7.5 pound version I would be interested. At that weight you're still pushing 10 pounds loaded up I suspect.
What does that weigh set up like that?
I'd be interested to see a picture of a SCAR with the adapter and a CTR or something like that...what's the stock/adapter weight combination in comparison to the OEM stock?
It does. I shot it first in stock form, clamshell handguards etc. and it was crappy. In this configuration it's much better. I'm sure it does not help bystanders though...
I blew up a Tula steel case round in it already and blew the magazine out the bottom; it was unscathed by that episode...
The only problem with the Bushnell is that it's a lead sled. If you might want to actually carry this gun somewhere that's not going to help the situation.
My DPMS G2 with a Nikon Monarch X 2.5-10 and Vicker's sling is 9 pounds. I'll be switching it to a Weaver 1-5 this week, it should weight about 8.5 lbs. with that.
I'm done with Tula myself. Had a ruptured case screw up my bolt gun and then tried it in my G2 and blew the magazine out the bottom. Brass XM80 at least for me from now on.
My understanding is that there is also XM80 spec brass stuff that has bi-metal projectiles, so I don't think that problem is confined only to steel case stuff.