neglecting second rifle

[Renegade04]

I have one rifle, so it never gets neglected. My handguns however are a different story.

My handguns (55 of them) are in the same boat as my ARs and other long rifles. I am not complaining one least bit.

[Firefly]

Obviously there is a point of diminishing returns.
I look at it like golf clubs. Different ones for different uses.

I don't have oodles pf ARs but I would keep four or five minimum.
At least two of which would be exact duplicates.

[PatrioticDisorder]

Obviously there is a point of diminishing returns.
I look at it like golf clubs. Different ones for different uses.

I don't have oodles pf ARs but I would keep four or five minimum.
At least two of which would be exact duplicates.

Excellent idea to have duplicates but that shit gets $$$$$, especially when we're talking about quality components.


OP, I'd stop over thinking of it and just get out and shoot the 16" rifle with 1-6. I think you have a good combo as is, I wouldn't put the Vortex on the SBR, I'd keep it where it is.

[jaybirdritenour2]

I only start thinking of selling, etc. at about AR number 7 or 8.

I'm up to that in SBR's.

[Tigereye]

Now that I've blown snot on my computer, I have discovered that it is a great cleaning solution

If I had 35, my wife would have my nuts in 4 jars.

[ScottsBad]

Is it just me, but I have two rifles. I mainly shoot my sbr because it's lighter, funner and it's just what I'm used to. So I have my second one, I dint shoot it as much because... well, not sure really. So I'm thinking just either sell the upper and sbr it or just keep it and make a SPR.

Instead of selling it, just put on a lighter stock, a lighter rail, and swap out the EOTech BRICK for an T-1.....boom now you have a much lighter rifle. Sell the stock, rail, and EOBrick and you come out about the same as you would if you sold the rifle and bought a different one.

I'm with MarkM and others, I'm just now thinking of thinning out my herd of 10 rifles and I would feel naked with only two.

BTW - you know the Razor with mount weighs over 30 ounces...

[556BlackRifle]

That's a nice pair you have there. For me, an SBR, Standard M4, Recce, SPR and or 20+ inch tack driver is the minimum. (3 at the moment. Subject to change. ) I rotate so they all see some action but, there are my favorites......

[SonOfAGunn]

Is it just me, but I have two rifles. I mainly shoot my sbr because it's lighter, funner and it's just what I'm used to. So I have my second one, I dint shoot it as much because... well, not sure really. So I'm thinking just either sell the upper and sbr it or just keep it and make a SPR.

HA!! I was thinking the same thing as you about 3 months after getting my SBR. I put my optics from my V5 on my SBR and bought a 3-9x Leupold on to replace them. Now it just sits there. Maybe I need some offset sights or something. I might have made a mistake getting a 3-9x scope and should have saved a little and bought a 1-6 or 8. I shoot in pits mostly and only shoot my V5 when I go to the rifle range.

Your rifles look great!!

[skt4271]

But DAMN this scope looks so good with the fde of DD & Vortex, colors are slightly off much compliments perfectly.

[SkiDevil]

What chu Talkin about Willis? 1 rifle? You Sir, need at least one spare. Perhaps even two. I would build a duplicate or even consider picking-up a Colt 6920 with the prices being soo low. Particularly considering, God forbid that Billary bitch gets elected.

OP, I agree with others. That is a nice rifle. Keep it and reconfigure it to better meet your needs. Having at least one back-up rifle is essential in my opinion.

Renegade, LOL. Every time I see one of those pictures with your large collection, l just say to myself WOW, that is a lot of guns. More power to you Sir.