Dragunov sniper rifle

for this one looking for a long range gun.... beyond 300.. i like the whitefeather.. im gonna see where i can find one to shoot..
 
You can start out with a basic Springfield and modify it from there, or you can go to a M1A specialist. Smith is building many rifles nor for the special forces- http://www.smithenterprise.com/

Phil Arrington is as good as it gets- http://www.arringtonaccuracy.com/

Derrick Martin is also very good- http://www.accuracyspeaks.com/

This is the stock I'd strongly reccomend- http://www.mcmfamily.com/mcmillan-stocks-tactical-stock-list.php#adjm3a the M2 or m3 are good choices- they're what's used on the Whitefeather. McMillan also makes a fantastic rifle.

These are some links to check out-

http://ebrsopmods.proboards100.com/index.cgi

http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php

There are several M14 M1A forums here- http://www.warrifles.com/forums/index.php
 
You can start out with a basic Springfield and modify it from there, or you can go to a M1A specialist. Smith is building many rifles nor for the special forces- http://www.smithenterprise.com/

Phil Arrington is as good as it gets- http://www.arringtonaccuracy.com/

Derrick Martin is also very good- http://www.accuracyspeaks.com/

This is the stock I'd strongly reccomend- http://www.mcmfamily.com/mcmillan-stocks-tactical-stock-list.php#adjm3a the M2 or m3 are good choices- they're what's used on the Whitefeather. McMillan also makes a fantastic rifle.

These are some links to check out-

http://ebrsopmods.proboards100.com/index.cgi

http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php

There are several M14 M1A forums here- http://www.warrifles.com/forums/index.php



at least your good for something....:26::26:
 
will someone make sure I know when and if he does ever buy a working gun, so I can triple the life insurance policy I have on him??
 
Jim Borden Rifles: http://www.bordenrifles.com/

They can reach out and touch you at 1000 yds. Even by an old flinchy like me.

or if you prefer one that shoots a little faster then I'd go with the HK
 

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Stecz, posting about wanting a gun... this is THREAD of the week material...... Im not sure whether I should laugh, or hide under the desk...
 
Thumbhole stocks really don't provide any benefit. If the stock doesn't fit you, you're not going to shoot the weapon well anyway. The grip won't matter.

Imagine picking up a random golf club and making precise shots with it. A rifle isn't much different. Stocks are made to fit an average adult male. If you're 5'3" or 6'7", you're going to have issues. If you're talking about shooting to the accuracy of a marksman weapon, it isn't going to happen without proper fit.
 
Thumbhole stocks really don't provide any benefit. If the stock doesn't fit you, you're not going to shoot the weapon well anyway. The grip won't matter.

Imagine picking up a random golf club and making precise shots with it. A rifle isn't much different. Stocks are made to fit an average adult male. If you're 5'3" or 6'7", you're going to have issues. If you're talking about shooting to the accuracy of a marksman weapon, it isn't going to happen without proper fit.

the stock that came on my SKS... I think the little russian guy who had it before me was 4'6" with stubby little arms....
 
Thumbhole stocks really don't provide any benefit. If the stock doesn't fit you, you're not going to shoot the weapon well anyway. The grip won't matter.

Imagine picking up a random golf club and making precise shots with it. A rifle isn't much different. Stocks are made to fit an average adult male. If you're 5'3" or 6'7", you're going to have issues. If you're talking about shooting to the accuracy of a marksman weapon, it isn't going to happen without proper fit.

there's that plus, when you are shooting a rifle for accuracy, the only thing on the rifle the shooter is really touching is the trigger. The key to putting bullets in the same hole is everything has to be the same, down to and including the pressure you put on the stock when the trigger is pulled. The further down range you are shooting the more important it is. A quarter inch at 100 yards is 2.5 inches at 1000. The rifle is really the least important part of the equation - and only becomes important when you have built ammo that is perfectly straight, perfectly tuned to the gun and will exit the rifle within 10 or 12 feet per second of one another.
 
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