Stickman said this myth wasn’t true.
Stickman said this myth wasn’t true.
Stickman said this myth wasn’t true.
Stickman said this myth wasn’t true.
Stickman said this myth wasn’t true.
Myth. Throwing loaded AR is dangerous
:lol: This made me laugh out loud.
I like your sense of humor.
I’d like to see the myth about GI Triggers “sucking” busted.
I have an A2 lower with a USGI trigger. I will throw that on the SPR and compare group sizes at 300 yards. The SPR currently wears a SSA-E.
I look upon thee with intense satisfaction and admiration.
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I believe 99.7% of people merely need to Buy a 6920 and get a life!
Prove me wrong
The twist myth, that you need to match your bullet weight to twist beyond:
Won’t stabilize (with a safety margin please), and
Super light varmint bullets coming apart.
Not necessarily AR but… 223 isn’t good for anything except varmint.
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I’ve heard 68+ gr will “explode” the 1/9 twist barrel
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Sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
Myth: the AR must be clean to function.
But I think #4 addresses that.
Plus HOW clean they have to be. Generous lube and a simple wipedown + boresnake seem to be all mine need. I guess bore cleaning/copper removal when I have fired enough rounds.
Myth #? - Longer barrels are more accurate. Admittedly not exclusive to the AR, but rampant on AR posts throughout the internet, and definitely overheard at the gunstore.
Andy
I’m curious Euro; what percentage of posters on m4c do you feel that you are preaching to the choir? Just a guess obviously because no real way to tell.
To me, threads like these serve as great references to share with other people.
This.