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IndeedIt’s right there in the name, isn’t it?
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I haven’t really been into collecting AK’s like I used to, but the Bulgarian SLR-95 was one of the best regarded ones, I had one, and it was sure pretty for an AK. Milled receiver, and parts were more nicely finished than many others. No idea what they are going for now, but it was about twice the price of Norinco’s, 15 or 20 years ago when I bought it.So any commie bloc isn't quite a Top Selection, can we narrow down the Top AK to at least a country of if not one manufacturer?
No they don't. Statistic facts say that over 99% of all law enforcement sniper shots out in the real world are taken at under 100 yards.They need to be much more accurate than their full automatic counterparts if the truth be told.
When your red dot aiming point is (at best) a 2 MOA red ball... then 2 MOA rifle accuracy is all you need anyways. The 4 MOA is covering the whole vitals of every big game animal and person ever born. It's all that's needed.The M16 & M4 are both more accurate than the AK-47. But only that AMU modified and match Ammo feed hand selected rifles will shoot to 2MOA. Mil spec is double that at 4MOA. https://www.quora.com/How-accurate-is-an-M4-rifle
You already know that induced error is additive. 2MOA red dot + 4 MOA group size is 6MOA. At 300 yards a Deer's 8 inch vital zone doesn't change. 2MOA @ 300 yards is approximately 6 1/8 inches. 3 MOA is over 9 inches. Semi automatic versions of Military Assault Weapons that can't shoot less than MOA are not going to make it in my Book of TOP Firearms. YMMV. Phrases that are familiar, if my rifles group at 100 yards is larger than a quarter it's time for a new rifle. Sound familiar? Just miked a quarter, 0.95 inch, MOA @ 100 yards 1.047 inches. A DIME is 0.705, less than 3/4 MOA @ 100 yards.When your red dot aiming point is (at best) a 2 MOA red ball... then 2 MOA rifle accuracy is all you need anyways. The 4 MOA is covering the whole vitals of every big game animal and person ever born. It's all that's needed.
Nevermind the nonpermanent wound channel and massive trauma from the supersonic shockwave hitting the muscles and organs that the projectile missed, and all the fragments of bone that the projectile didn't miss flying throughout the chest cavity
If you're shooting a deer at 300 yards with a service rifle in 223... you're wrong and arguably unethical. Gotta know the limits, that's all.You already know that induced error is additive. 2MOA red dot + 4 MOA group size is 6MOA. At 300 yards a Deer's 8 inch vital zone doesn't change. 2MOA @ 300 yards is approximately 6 1/8 inches. 3 MOA is over 9 inches. Semi automatic versions of Military Assault Weapons that can't shoot less than MOA are not going to make it in my Book of TOP Firearms. YMMV. Phrases that are familiar, if my rifles group at 100 yards is larger than a quarter it's time for a new rifle. Sound familiar?
Technically, my sniper rifles hold 0.25- 0.5 MOA and the 7.62 X 51 M118LR or MK 316 at 1K vice M855 at 300 yards? But the day scope on those rifles is at least $2,000. and when all the mechanical accuracy work is completed to those sniper rifles, the day scope is less expensive. But yup, I'm not going hunting with it now. Smiley emoji. (Emojis from my phone don't appear for some reason?) Not past 300 yards anyway. My limit. They qualify as Service Rifles, but not .223. I do have one .223 Mil-spec Remington 700 in .223 that would make Service Rifle Quals, but it punches paper or an occasional P-Dog out Arizona way. I've even shot Service Rifle with my lone 5.56 AR-15, and it has gone Hog hunting when equipped with an NVS. But it's limited to 100 yard max range hunting. It's a DPMS with a Rock Creek Barrel, don't think that will make anyone's Top firearms AR-15 list?If you're shooting a deer at 300 yards with a service rifle in 223... you're wrong and arguably unethical. Gotta know the limits, that's all.
Your argument that you can stretch out the minute of angle to where the rifles accuracy won't cover the vitals can be extended to your $1,000 1MOA sniper rifle at 1,000 yards. OH NOOOO can't go hunting with it now
Boldly stated, now can we have a little insight to back up that claim?My CZ Model 75B is the best dang 9mm pistol on the planet, bar none.
Well, what could I say? It's my opinion, and I'm sticking with it...Boldly stated, now can we have a little insight to back up that claim?