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Don't really want to get into the debate necessarily, but most of the calibers you've mentioned do have a role and enhance the overall AR platform. Most are niche calibers, but do serve their purpose in intended roles. Especially those that have been around over a decade like the 6.5G, 6.8, .450 and .458 and .300.
Facing facts, the AR platform (in both -10 or -15 models) has replaced the bolt action in all but a few categories. More calibers means more mainstream and more mainstream means wider acceptance.
Last edited by Grand58742; 09-04-20 at 11:18.
Experience is a cruel teacher, gives the exam first and then the lesson.
I would like to add any muzzle device that either looks like a medieval torture implement or is shaped like a dragon's head or unicorn ass or whatever should be melted down for soup cans or something along those lines.
Experience is a cruel teacher, gives the exam first and then the lesson.
I thought the idea of a grip pod made sense until I picked up a used one cheap. Like the "salad tong" M-16 unit, they are great for propping up the gun when you set it on the ground (and I guess for spending hours in the prone), but a poor substitute for a real bipod. The grip pods are also a couple inches too long when collapsed and a couple ounces too heavy all the time.
Andy
Last edited by AndyLate; 09-04-20 at 13:00.
Most useless AR accessory? I'm gonna up the ante and say many of the tools buying them thinking they're some kind of "magical talisman to ward off evil" without putting any thought into HOW to employ them if they're needed.
Such people should get a tube of K-Y included with their purchase "so it'll hurt less when Mr. BG rams it up your fourth point of contact"... and while I have to cop to not having anywhere near as much trigger-time on the range as anyone here would deem Acceptable Minimum and studying the Marksmanship manual is a very poor substitute, at least that and dry-fire help lay foundations which is more than many of these bozos do.
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I agree, always ends up changing them all. Bolt included also.
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