Ok, I'd like to think that from a general outdoors/hunting standpoint, I have a better than average command of most things. However, there is a glaring hole in my experience - mostly due to rapidly receding prejudices against "assault weapons" for hunting.
The recent "Night Hog Hunting" video, in which somebody uses a true thermal vision scope over a semi-auto rifle is responsible for piquing my curiousity.
So, I have some basic questions for all you AR fans:
Rank AR/AR clone manufacturers in terms of quality, accuracy, and price?
What advantage is there in "building" a rifle vs. buying a fully assembled, operable unit?
Why does there seem to be SO many different models of basically the same .223/5.56mm?
Are .223Rem and 5.56mm interchangeable? .308/7.62 NATO?
More to come...that should do for starters.
The recent "Night Hog Hunting" video, in which somebody uses a true thermal vision scope over a semi-auto rifle is responsible for piquing my curiousity.
So, I have some basic questions for all you AR fans:
Rank AR/AR clone manufacturers in terms of quality, accuracy, and price?
What advantage is there in "building" a rifle vs. buying a fully assembled, operable unit?
Why does there seem to be SO many different models of basically the same .223/5.56mm?
Are .223Rem and 5.56mm interchangeable? .308/7.62 NATO?
More to come...that should do for starters.