Suitable budget rifles meeting the criteria? A different caliber that would be scavengable? Is the idea a bust? The debate is open. Trying to shed weight without sacraficing dependability or *too* much accuracy seems like a fun endeavor.Īnyone have any suggestions. A project rifle would be a little more fun to me though. As long as I can take a mid-sized animal at 100 yards though and defend myself in a pinch, I'd be happy. I am fairly certain I could chop the barrel of any rifle in that caliber to 16-18" and put holes on paper at 200 yards. 308 that had a 10 round capacity, I could live with that, even if it just takes stripper clips. I've been thinking if I could find something in. because bolt guns are light and dependable, and that detachable mag and short pull really appeal to me. I have also thought about converting a remington 700 to take detachable mags. although I am not a fan of the caliber of their reliability. Something that I could scavenge if need be.
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Real life is often stranger than fiction. The triumph of man's ingenuity knows no bounds. So, yeah, I like my autoloading carbines a lot, but there's a place in my heart (and safe) for a manually-operated repeater, too. 308 carbines, though, is for people who already know and love EBR-style autoloaders why not have a bambi gun that shares ammo? For instance, back when an HK-91 was my go-to rifle, I used my Spanish FR-8 to shoot up that nasty CAVIM 7.62x51 that cacked up the chamber flutes on my HK with bituminous coal. I think the biggest attraction for the 7.62x39 or. Plus, an anvil might be more reliable than a Mauser '98, but that would depend on the make and model of the anvil. These can be taken with a bolt action rifle rather handily, and a six-pound boltie with no protruding crap rests in the hands ever so much easier after several hours than a nine-pound slab with grips and magazines protruding at odd angles. Outside of some zombie apocalypse scenario, where one may have to engage swarms of shamblers, the most likely targets are going to be shy ungulates that travel in twos and threes or stationary paper circles. In comments at Caleb's post, CJR Multigun reacts simliarly, asking I guess I don’t understand the attraction of bolt guns, especally bolt guns in Minor caliber.Well, unlike at a multigun match, in real life most of us are going to spend a lot more time holding a rifle than shooting it. The Enfield that eats out of AK mags is intriguing I saw one at a Gander Mountain recently my shopping companion couldn't figure out what I was spazzing out so hard about. The only thing I didn't like about it was that the box magazine protruded right from the balance point of the carbine. I remember being a little startled the first time I fired one, since the only platforms from which I'd launched 7.62x39 before had been gas-operated eight-plus-pound autochuckers and so the stubby commie round had been mentally filed away with such chamberings as. The Firearm Blog is pining for a bolt-action rifle that eats out of STANAG mags, and so is Caleb, although Caleb reckons he'd settle for a CZ 527.
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