Re: Question for the gun geeks

November 04, 2007 06:41PM
shotgun: You left out Benelli shotguns, seriously they are the most versitile shotgut you could purchase in either pump or semi auto. All Benelli have a HUGE range of assortments you can add to the gun yourself and go from a typical hunting shotgun to a tatical shotgun that in my opinion looks ooooooh so sweet. <br> <br>Long Range Rifle: Remington for any gun means a serious gun, people have bought a Remington 50 years ago get a letter in the mail saying there is a problem they have found with the aging of the gun that may make it unstable and Remington sold that gun 50 years ago with the same guarentee that hold now that they will fix ANY mistakes with the gun and THEY will pay for it to be fixed. Even then they dont even want the gun back to replace they want to fix it because they are still guarentee'ing the rest of the gun, now that is serious commitment from any company to the quality of their product, hell infomercials dont even have them kind of guarentee's. But now for the long range part I am suprised no one else said the good old 25.06 the old school sniper rifle (sure they had modifications but it was a 25.06 to the bone) also every gun manufacture says that is the flatest shooting rifle for such a long range, surely it is not the ultimate "take down" power but if you are shooting at quaters 500 yards away this rifle with put through with ease. They even did a show on the discovery (or was it the learning? not sure) channel about rifles and they took a 50 cal. from 200 yards away and shot at water jugs all standing one behind each other, the 50 cal went through 3 jugs (destroyed them yes but went through only 3) then they took the 25.06 and shot at the water jugs 200 yars away and they 25.06 went through 8 water jugs (the hole was really only a litte bigger than the bullet itself but still that is alot of resistance to push through) but then on that same show they shot the 50 cal 200 yards away at a cinder block wall and the 50 cal not only went through the cinder block wall but left a hell of a destruction path of a hole where as the 25.06 simply hit the wall and ricochet off. Wow I got long winded but if it were me wanting a cool "sniper" style rifle the 25.06 would be my choice.
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Question for the gun geeks

Rade 1236 November 04, 2007 01:52PM

I would go for the classics

ExPaladin 775 November 04, 2007 02:01PM

Steyr Aug, hands down. n/t

Someone not special, Esquire 757 November 04, 2007 03:09PM

As for the others...

Someone not special, Esquire 708 November 04, 2007 03:16PM

Re: As for the others...

Rade 775 November 04, 2007 04:23PM

For &quot;sniper&quot; rounds, a .308, .30-30/.3006, or even a .270 would be ideal...

Someone not special, Esquire 797 November 05, 2007 01:46AM

So the movie shooter.

Cointreau 713 November 05, 2007 05:45AM

Yes, they can do that.

DurNominator 704 November 05, 2007 06:21AM

That assumes a perfectly trained sniper and perfect conditions. nt

Someone not special, Esquire 697 November 05, 2007 01:16PM

Google longest recorded kill shot

ExPaladin 802 November 05, 2007 06:22AM

Re: For &quot;sniper&quot; rounds, a .308, .30-30/.3006, or even a .270 would be ideal...

Rade 763 November 05, 2007 04:20PM

I personally like the model 870 over the Mossberg 500, but I'm not an expert. nt

Death_Claw 795 November 04, 2007 04:10PM

Remmington 870 has way more options and parts available for modifications n/t

Lightmage 697 November 05, 2007 08:40AM

Re: Question for the gun geeks

Tyin 741 November 04, 2007 06:41PM

An official red ryder carbine-action two-hundred-shot range model air rifle! nt

Devildogg7051 723 November 04, 2007 11:14PM

You'll shoot your eye out, kid. NT

Quixotic 747 November 06, 2007 03:12AM

Also...

Someone not special, Esquire 738 November 05, 2007 01:49AM

About the long rifles.

Odrirg 702 November 05, 2007 05:39AM

OMG, you read paladin press? I'm scared of you. nt

Someone not special, Esquire 749 November 05, 2007 01:19PM

Heh.

Odrirg 731 November 05, 2007 02:05PM

Paladin Press, dedicated to teach paladins the way of duo dimension. nt

DurNominator 779 November 05, 2007 09:47PM



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