Get out of Commifornia if possible. If not LMT is nice i'm not 100% sure on specs. Is it direct impingement or piston? i know they go for 2k upward. I say get a colt for 1k and purchase 1k in ammo. The Colt is battle tested and the M-4 LE6920 is way to go with an eotech scope.
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recon1SBR MVP
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#36Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#37Unless something has changed in the past couple years, Colt's quality is still crap as a whole and FNH makes majority of the rifles for the US army. Now that is a badass company if you got the money. Well, worth it. Everyone else can yap how their rifle will do the same for the half the price; I have no doubt it will at the target range. Plus, .223 is not what you want to count on. Get a real rifle to defend yourself. Colt LE901 is something they didn't mess up tho.
Also, you can easily and legally get around those silly CA compliant rules, especially if you are going out-of-state to shoot it makes even more sense since the surrounding states of CA still decide to participate in supporting our rights.
here is scar17s with short barrel for CQC. Imagine coming up against that.
here is same rifle with MK 20 MOD 0(can't buy this one but sure nice to look at ) 20inch barrel. SOCOM guys use the MK MODs.
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recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#38Unless something has changed in the past couple years, Colt's quality is still crap and FNH makes majority of the rifles for the US army. Now that is a badass company if you got the money. Well, worth it. Everyone else can yap how their rifle will do the same for the half the price; I have no doubt it will at the target range. Plus, .223 is not what you want to count on. Get a real rifle to defend yourself.
Also, you can easily and legally get around this still CA compliant rules, especially if you are going out-of-state to shoot.
FNH and their badass handgun, scar 17s^^ sweet rifle
Not sure what science or experience you're saying Colt is "Crap" Bravo Sierra is all i gotta say about that.
Colt is the standard of all thats needed to kill BG's. Now if you don't like the 556/223 well, that's up for interpretation. I personally like .308 in an AR platform or a Lapua .338.
Only guys alive who can deservedly complain about the Colt M-16 design are the men who received the first batch in Vietnam. Bolts were too big causing jams and dead GI'sComment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
- 01-05-09
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#39It is real simple. Look at their sales, again there is a reason they don't even make the rifle they invented for the army anymore. FNH does. Colt almost defaulted last year. The screwed up too in the 80s (union guys striked) and that is when FNH took over.
I don't speak from experience, just from what I learn from the advantage of an outside perspective of war. I sure as hell am not going to count on a .223 round to defend myself. Just doesn't have the stopping power with these rifles out there, the barrels are not long enough. Most of these people buying these replicas are not getting what they think they are.Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#40
Colt is a fine weapon in the hands of a trained operator, never will go wrong with it.
What is the first rifle in that picture you provided? something like a Steuyr? i believe that's used by IDF and they are very happy with it.Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
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#41Brooks, .223 is very sufficient. the term "stopping power" was created mostly by hollywood, especially in that Die hard movie where Mel Gibson is shot with a 12 gauge SG and flies back into a window.
ONLY WAY you will achieve a stop is by hitting a vital organ.
1. Brain
2.. heart
3. central nervous system
etc.
other vital areas can be hit and achieve a stop, but i'll digress with those 3 obvious placements.
A .22 is the most feared round for many reasons…..is it a wonder why they are so hard to get right now?Comment -
MoMoneyMoVaughnSBR Posting Legend
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#42Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
- 01-05-09
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#43Brooks, .223 is very sufficient. the term "stopping power" was created mostly by hollywood, especially in that Die hard movie where Mel Gibson is shot with a 12 gauge SG and flies back into a window.
ONLY WAY you will achieve a stop is by hitting a vital organ.
1. Brain
2.. heart
3. central nervous system
etc.
other vital areas can be hit and achieve a stop, but i'll digress with those 3 obvious placements.
A .22 is the most feared round for many reasons…..is it a wonder why they are so hard to get right now?
Also .22 is not the most feared round, it is the cheapest round, with the ability to kill, therefore the most sought like any commodity.
We can debate all day or we can just go by the numbers and history. Why was the 1911 created again?Comment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
- 09-03-13
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#44
fuk rollin' around quitely in a f'n jeep, I'd rather just pull a M1A2 Abrams tank down a sendero, park about a mile from the feeder, then blow the whole fckin' herd, and the feeder, to kingdom come...
one bad ass huntin' rig:
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recon1SBR MVP
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#45no it is not. It is a matter of muzzle velocity. .223 is garbage without the right barrel length and most do not have the right barrel. Stopping power is not a hollywood term, never even heard that connection before so no idea where you got that from?
Also .22 is not the most feared round, it is the cheapest round, with the ability to kill, therefore the most sought like any commodity.
We can debate all day or we can just go by the numbers and history. Why was the 1911 created again?
.223/556 is and always will be in the top 3 superior calibers ever created.
Question shouldn't be why the 1911 was created, but why was the 1911 .45 replaced with a 9mm?
.22 is feared my friend and i'll let you figure out why a shortage exist. already strike 1.Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
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#46
Forgot to ask you, how do you prepare the wild-hog you kill?Comment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
- 09-03-13
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#47.223 caliber is relatively small compared to most bullet sizes, geared to wound and not kill, particularly with non-lead ammo utilized in warfare, for two reasons: 1. humanitarian concerns, and 2. wounding with a small bullet that doesn't expand incapacitates not only the person hit by the bullet, but the soldiers required to remove him from the field of battle.......
personally, if i were to go off on local radical islamists causing a scene such as beheading an innocent neighbor, I'd prefer my trusty Remington 700 ADL 7mm mag, shooting a 140 grain LEAD bullet, with accutip....... my 3 x 9 scope is sighted in at 2" hi at 100, giving me a roughly level shot at 200 yds..... knowing the ballistics from there out to 400 yds makes me lethal certainly to that range with ease.........
please pull some shit around my parts, extreme jihadists (nw Houston)Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#48.223 caliber is relatively small compared to most bullet sizes, geared to wound and not kill, particularly with non-lead ammo utilized in warfare, for two reasons: 1. humanitarian concerns, and 2. wounding with a small bullet that doesn't expand incapacitates not only the person hit by the bullet, but the soldiers required to remove him from the field of battle.......
personally, if i were to go off on local radical islamists causing a scene such as beheading an innocent neighbor, I'd prefer my trusty Remington 700 ADL 7mm mag, shooting a 140 grain LEAD bullet, with accutip....... my 3 x 9 scope is sighted in at 2" hi at 100, giving me a roughly level shot at 200 yds..... knowing the ballistics from there out to 400 yds makes me lethal certainly to that range with ease.........
please pull some shit around my parts, extreme jihadists (nw Houston)
Auto, you proabably know this, but Texas is ground zero for something nefarious. Have heard people in BP flat out say they are finding muslim prayer rugs, halal food and muslim propaganda tracks in the Texas border region. Now, they are not sure if they are moving on past Texas into the interior or actually staying in Texas, but with Texas having a rich history for not taking crap and loving firearms etc. Would Texas not be ground zero for an attack?
Was in Houston few years ago and it was like Mecca in some areas.Comment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
- 09-03-13
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#49haha..... i used to live on the 6th floor of the bayou lofts; right next door, down beneath me, was the Islamic D'Waii Center (owned by Hakeem O-larger-one; who I loved as a Rocket's fan.......
every friday, around 2 pm, that small parking lot would be all cabs, and nothing but islamists down below..... if shit had ever gone down while I lived there, my cousin and I would've bought a couple of cases of beer and been gunning down radicals from our 6th floor sniper's lair like it was opening day of deer season on the King Ranch........
i hope unrest breaks out here........Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#50haha..... i used to live on the 6th floor of the bayou lofts; right next door, down beneath me, was the Islamic D'Waii Center (owned by Hakeem O-larger-one; who I loved as a Rocket's fan.......
every friday, around 2 pm, that small parking lot would be all cabs, and nothing but islamists down below..... if shit had ever gone down while I lived there, my cousin and I would've bought a couple of cases of beer and been gunning down radicals from our 6th floor sniper's lair like it was opening day of deer season on the King Ranch........
i hope unrest breaks out here........
Just heard paco's peeps just burned alive 45 Iraqi people.Comment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
- 09-03-13
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#51I moved outta that lair years ago........ in the burbs now, but ready for ISIS and their sympathizers on a moment's notice.....
wish I was young enough to serve...... would love to snipe terrorists.......
none of the 97 whitetail bucks I've layed out (97 kills outta 99 opportunities) deserved to die; these pathetic terrorists have it coming....
bypass the age restriction, and i'll be on a dusty nutz rooftop doin' some good ASAPComment -
recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#52I moved outta that lair years ago........ in the burbs now, but ready for ISIS and their sympathizers on a moment's notice.....
wish I was young enough to serve...... would love to snipe terrorists.......
none of the 97 whitetail bucks I've layed out (97 kills outta 99 opportunities) deserved to die; these pathetic terrorists have it coming....
bypass the age restriction, and i'll be on a dusty nutz rooftop doin' some good ASAPComment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
- 09-03-13
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#53
the loins, generally saute them after thinly slicing them; cook them over a bed of "cooked down" red onions with garlic and some good spices (pork fajita seasoning goes good with this mix)Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
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#56do all my own butchering; generally make pork roasts out of the hind quarters; trimmings to small for cutlets or roasts get combined with about a 1/4 to 1/2 of boston butt off a reg pig for sausage (most wild hog is too lean to make sausage it of it only, like deer, best to add some pork off a domestic pig); back straps i generally treat like pork tenderloins you buy at the store;
the loins, generally saute them after thinly slicing them; cook them over a bed of "cooked down" red onions with garlic and some good spices (pork fajita seasoning goes good with this mix)Comment -
Auto DonkSBR Aristocracy
- 09-03-13
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#58
now, if these hillbilly's were hunting on 25 acres and their next door neighbor was a hog farmer, and they should've known it was one of his domestics, I could see an issue arising.....
some dumbass doctor in s. tex had an 6 x 6 elk high fenced on 1,000 acres, and it got loose in a rare flood situation when the hi fence washed out, he tried to helicopter round-up the elk, but that didn't work...... Cant imagine the look on the hunter's face who saw a trophy elk come rolling out onto a sendero in the s. tex brush country........Comment -
brainfreezeSBR Hall of Famer
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brooks85SBR Aristocracy
- 01-05-09
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#62http://www.expeditersonline.com/foru...rab-print.html
AR-15 ammo could get real scarce soon... I think that's the .223 caliber
owned one... Not anymore
lol they want to ban them because they are "non-sporting rounds" and "can pierce vest"
these penetrating clowns, but hey.. just doing their job!!!
Hopefully the military remembers whose side they are supposed to be on, the unions(law enforcement) have forgot. ATF is much more like the FED though, they were never on our side to begin with.
"I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God."
”Those who sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither.” -FranklinComment -
brainfreezeSBR Hall of Famer
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#63We need these people out of office, and we need to remember this, the destruction that comes from hiring these types to run our country. I think a leader should be someone who understands everything, has been to war, has studied law and economics and has a track record of caring for the people, not hillary or jeb, ron Paul's son maybe, at least he can confide in his dad. They already spent millions trying to get the guns once, I'm sure more like them will be back, along with stuff like this... Banning ammoComment -
mnwild11SBR Wise Guy
- 10-07-12
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#64Recon don't you live in MD? There is hog hunting in Virginia, I've been a few times myself.Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
- 01-05-09
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#65We need these people out of office, and we need to remember this, the destruction that comes from hiring these types to run our country. I think a leader should be someone who understands everything, has been to war, has studied law and economics and has a track record of caring for the people, not hillary or jeb, ron Paul's son maybe, at least he can confide in his dad. They already spent millions trying to get the guns once, I'm sure more like them will be back, along with stuff like this... Banning ammo
"make yourself into sheep and the wolves will eat you"
Also, I've never been to war but I can guarantee you no one could run this country better than me.
funny story about the ammo grab too. After the tragedy in Newtown and Obama's gleeful remarks to ban guns I bought 6k rounds of .308 in one order. So, six 1k boxes coming to me through UPS.
Well, some shithead, anti-american, pos, so blind by fear to realize what he is doing, decided to fill out whatever form UPS has to send me to the Department of Homeland Security. Got a visit from a local agent lol, your tax dollars hard at work! Better watch out for me tho, I might actually change this country.
Also, UPS on a separate order, dropped one of the 1k boxes and I was 27 rounds short, put the 973 rounds in a penetrating bag and finished shipping it lol!! Shithead workers, always wondered what the hell happened to those rounds. I bet whoever dropped the box shit a brick when it busted open haha
*Well, I thought it was funny. A truly useless, unnecessarily, overfunded department whose biggest claim to fame for protecting us is framing some idiot kid to try and blow up a van in Times Square. Thanks for you doing your job guys!!!Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#66http://www.expeditersonline.com/foru...rab-print.html
AR-15 ammo could get real scarce soon... I think that's the .223 caliber
owned one... Not anymore
also .380 are my favorite.. Very comfortable and easy to control with repetitive fire....
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives posted a proposed rule change Friday removing a previous exemption and banning the manufacture, import and sale of “5.56 mm (.223) SS109 and M855 ‘green tip’ ammunition containing a steel core,” saying it now considers it to be “non-sporting” handgun ammunition capable of penetrating protective vests worn by law enforcement officers. This latest development, ceding to law enforcement lobby interests, is prompted by the development of handguns capable of firing the cited ammunition.
The article says the .223 isn't for sporting purposes, well this is true to a point, but the Second Amendment has nothing to do with "Sporting" the Second is for stopping tyranny and lawless leaders along with foreign invaders.Comment -
recon1SBR MVP
- 08-13-12
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#67Mainly because the .22 is fairly quite (Hard to locate where it came from) very accurate, can hoard a large amount, person can carry large amount, Round is versatile (can be shot from pistols and rifles), less felt recoil allowing a shooter quicker follow up shots on target….could go on and on.Comment -
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