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ORIGINAL: Cage
I know guns arenet for everyone, just curious to see what other people might have.
The outdoor ranges are a little far from me, so i mostly own hand guns and 2 .22 rifles. I dont even keep them loaded for protection or anything, just to go shooting every other weekend or so. . heres mine
I know guns arenet for everyone, just curious to see what other people might have.
The outdoor ranges are a little far from me, so i mostly own hand guns and 2 .22 rifles. I dont even keep them loaded for protection or anything, just to go shooting every other weekend or so. . heres mine
I've had my eye on some 9MM's, but you know... I'm all broke and stuff, so since that's not a priority, it'll be a while before I can upgrade.
If you are trusting it with your protection its .45 or better IMO. I am not a big fan of 9mm. In a situation where you are lucky to get one round on target stopping power is paramount. Training is a very close second though, having a range where you can practice varied techniques is very important.
ORIGINAL: Liquidpjear
If you are trusting it with your protection its .45 or better IMO. I am not a big fan of 9mm. In a situation where you are lucky to get one round on target stopping power is paramount. Training is a very close second though, having a range where you can practice varied techniques is very important.
If you are trusting it with your protection its .45 or better IMO. I am not a big fan of 9mm. In a situation where you are lucky to get one round on target stopping power is paramount. Training is a very close second though, having a range where you can practice varied techniques is very important.
ORIGINAL: wellarmedCr@cker
Being a .45 man myself I can really appreciate the "knock down" power of the .45. That being said, with todays technology in defense ammo most calibers will do the trick.
ORIGINAL: Liquidpjear
If you are trusting it with your protection its .45 or better IMO. I am not a big fan of 9mm. In a situation where you are lucky to get one round on target stopping power is paramount. Training is a very close second though, having a range where you can practice varied techniques is very important.
If you are trusting it with your protection its .45 or better IMO. I am not a big fan of 9mm. In a situation where you are lucky to get one round on target stopping power is paramount. Training is a very close second though, having a range where you can practice varied techniques is very important.
On another topic, are there any decent outdoor ranges out in callahan? I am tired of indoor ranges here in Jacksonville.
Here's some good info on various types of ammo in all the basic calibers, a good read to say the least.http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Self_De..._FAQ/index.htm.
I hear there's a decent out door range out in Hilliard. I'm looking to put my AR10 through it's paces next week during the Thanksgiving break, I'll let you know if it's worth a trip.
I hear there's a decent out door range out in Hilliard. I'm looking to put my AR10 through it's paces next week during the Thanksgiving break, I'll let you know if it's worth a trip.
ORIGINAL: wellarmedCr@cker
Here's some good info on various types of ammo in all the basic calibers, a good read to say the least.http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Self_De..._FAQ/index.htm.
I hear there's a decent out door range out in Hilliard. I'm looking to put my AR10 through it's paces next week during the Thanksgiving break, I'll let you know if it's worth a trip.
Here's some good info on various types of ammo in all the basic calibers, a good read to say the least.http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Self_De..._FAQ/index.htm.
I hear there's a decent out door range out in Hilliard. I'm looking to put my AR10 through it's paces next week during the Thanksgiving break, I'll let you know if it's worth a trip.
As far as that site is concerned, it appears to have some good info (i just skimmed it so far). However, when there are so many variables I would much rather have a round with more power in case I dont get the best placement, I only get one shot, I have to shoot through some minor obstruction, etc..
ORIGINAL: wellarmedCr@cker
What kind of AR you looking to build?
What kind of AR you looking to build?
I would rather have a .308 or in a perfect world a .338 lapua for long range fun but I am worried about the AR going away again so I figure I will buildtwo in.223 so I can buy mags and ammo in bulk before the taxes go up.
ORIGINAL: wellarmedCr@cker
What kind of AR you looking to build?
What kind of AR you looking to build?


