When President Joe Biden comes knocking at your door to confiscate your AR-14, “Where’s your gun.” Our answer will be “I lost it in a tragic boating accident, it’s at the bottom of the ocean!”
I don't believe in buying complete AR's anymore. You can buy the whole thing in parts and put together exactly what you want.
Nice! What Range did you go to?Went to the range today for the first time........first time in 45 years. The first 20 or so rounds were not impressive. Then it all came back and got a little better.
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Jacketed Hollow Point for home defense. I like Federal brand, if available. Whatever you use, test it at the range. Some guns have issues with feeding Flat Point (Trunicated) rounds. As mentioned before, Glock's (and many other guns) have a tendency to Stove Pipe if shot with a limp wrist.
Good warning on the limp wrist, I paid attention and no problems. I was surprised after about 20 rounds it was pretty familiar again. A little fine tuning and getting used to the glasses etc and it’ll be fine. Oddly enough and contrary to my assumption.....so far anyway......the glasses that gave me a good target picture with a little blur on the front sight was better accuracy than the glasses with a clear front sight and a little blurry target. Might have been more familiar as the time went by with the old shooting stance and sight picture etc.......another thing I found interesting was the sight picture difference. A old USMC buddy of mine told me to pay attention to the sight picture changes. When we shot 45+ years ago the ideal sight picture was aligned with the target just on top of the front sight. I did that and you notice all my first rounds were low. He said modern sight picture says just barely cover the target with the sights aligned.......when I shifted to that idea the rounds were on target. Don’t know how true that is but I’ll pay attention as I become more familiar with the gun.
It's not a bad idea to try to intentionally limp wrist the gun to see if/how it malfunctions. This will be ammo-dependent, of course.
That first picture was pretty funny but nice grouping anyway. If you're consistently hitting the wrong spot, hitting the right one is just details.Went to the range today for the first time........first time in 45 years. The first 20 or so rounds were not impressive. Then it all came back and got a little better.
Part of it is. The state law you posted about specifies centerfire, so anything chambered in .22lr is exempt. Yours is exempt because the stock is not adjustable, regardless of the material used to make it. I was referencing the most widely-supported version of proposed federal law, which specifically says "regardless of caliber of ammunition accepted" by the gun.
