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With my Saiga (EOTech/5x multi) I can hit man sized targets from point blank out to 500yds at the range. What more do you need? It's not like a bad guy is less dead because I didn't shoot a tight group in his chest. 122-154grs (depending on cartridge) to the body is better then 55-62gr.Three56 said:Never owned an ak that was up to my accuracy expectations.
Galil being the exception.
I believe the thrust of the discussion was based on 5.56 AR vs 7.62x39 AK. But if you are going to throw other calibers into the mix then the .308 AR made the same mark long before 6.5G was even thought of.curtmini14 said:with the intro of the 6.5 grendel your point is kinda moot eh.very effective out to 800 for sure 1000 if your really into it.
Holosun is coming on strong as a reputable, well made, moderately priced producttripletap said:if I may.. anyone else use a red dot from Holosun? i paid 100 today from a guy in town, but i already ordered one at at cabelas. they were 198.00 i think but with 2 days shipping for cabelas black members I thought what the hell, Ill just have 2 of them- thoughts on Holosun? Should i have bought something else?
hairygreek said:I wouldn't run an AR without a self-lubricated bolt... nickel, chrome, NP3, etc.
To me that's the weak point of the system vs AK, the lesser pressure putting the bolt home. Messing around with the bolt in military made me lose confidence in it (even though I had only 1-2 malfunctions shooting.) If you put the bolt into battery slowly it can stick and not close... this was with parked bolt parts. So I think this is fixed by using already slick parts.lew said:hairygreek said:I wouldn't run an AR without a self-lubricated bolt... nickel, chrome, NP3, etc.
Why? Plenty of ARs run fine without them. Keeping the parts lubricated is more important than any particular surface treatment.
[For what it's worth, most of mine run either nitrided or nickel boron'ed bolt components, or a mixture of each.]
Not an AR guy here but the best option is a one-piece gas ring setup.hairygreek said:]To me that's the weak point of the system vs AK, the lesser pressure putting the bolt home. Messing around with the bolt in military made me lose confidence in it (even though I had only 1-2 malfunctions shooting.) If you put the bolt into battery slowly it can stick and not close... this was with parked bolt parts. So I think this is fixed by using already slick parts.
That said I do like the design where the rings on bolt can be replaced when worn.
^^^^ This!!r0ttie1 said:Have you seen the video where a guy puts 1000 rounds through a AK? It is on fire and the barrel warps. He beats it straight against the table and keeps shooting. Try that with a AR.
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