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Thread: Why do people frown at using military rifles for hunting?

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    Well the other point to note is, how piss cheap the mini series are getting, in good condition for 1100 ish? one must also consider that a target mini is like 200 diff to a AR..... I haven't had the chance to shoot a mini but they seem like great bush/pig guns and I can definetly see their place in the firearms heirachy.

    You know somethings good if you walk into every shop and they say only good or great things about it -hint hint-

    I did some sighting in with my ar at long last now its got a hardy on the end and managed a .4 group at 100m using american eagle 50gr ammo,at $1 a shot that makes for one effecient bunny blaster.... sorry I'm just so proud of it thats all

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    Slip 2000™ - Articles says it all really

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    Its advertisment in a way, for lube, heard of motor up?

    Na, I have seen or heard of the same claims for heaps of other manufacturers. I know of a P226 still passing the accuracy tests at over 30,000 rds.
    Believe it or not, for years manufacturers of decent weapon systems have tried to steer militarys away from over/abrasive cleaning. Yet the military machine wants self cleaning weapon systems but still dicipline soldiers for a bit of dust in a mag well or carbon on a gas plug, go figure.

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    What a bullshit article...
    Cleaned.. replaced.. cleaned.. cleaned.. patched... replaced
    The gun hasnt done 30k rounds without cleaning..

    Nothing more than a toss fest by the writer for an advertiser/s

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    I got this slip 2000 and the wife couldnt be happier
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    I think what Pat was trying to prove was you don't need to maintain the shit out of an AR for it to be reliable. I bought some slip 2000 to try and it works like pretty much everything else. These days when I feel a BCG needs lube I just chuck it in an almost empty container of Castrol 15W-40 diesel engine oil and shake it round. It comes out dripping and I chuck it straight back in the upper. The first shot produces a big puff of smoke and then it runs like a champ. I never clean it or wipe it down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    What a bullshit article...
    Cleaned.. replaced.. cleaned.. cleaned.. patched... replaced
    The gun hasnt done 30k rounds without cleaning..

    Nothing more than a toss fest by the writer for an advertiser/s
    Yep. Articles like that are a dime a dozen for just about any product imaginable.

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    You cynics! The articles are all legit. Now I must go out and get some carrots for the Easter Bunny and Santa's reindeer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beavis View Post
    I think what Pat was trying to prove was you don't need to maintain the shit out of an AR for it to be reliable. I bought some slip 2000 to try and it works like pretty much everything else. These days when I feel a BCG needs lube I just chuck it in an almost empty container of Castrol 15W-40 diesel engine oil and shake it round. It comes out dripping and I chuck it straight back in the upper. The first shot produces a big puff of smoke and then it runs like a champ. I never clean it or wipe it down.
    Hes right, you dont. Most modern, reputable assault rifles are similar as far as maintenance goes.

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    Thumbhole stocked AR's...... arrgghhh the thought makes me sick to my stomach.......

 

 

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