February 3, 201115 yr So, I was set on the msar stg-556 E4... And i may still be but i heard the trigger pull is terrible(like 10 lbs.) so i am so so on this. But anyway... I have an AR- 10/22- but i want another nice tactical rifle or something historic Any idea's?
February 3, 201115 yr Author I recommend a pistol, prefurably a high end 1911. I did a pistol thread too http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/21752-2800-refund-on-the-tax-returnwhat-should-i-get/
February 3, 201115 yr Author Buy some mining stocks, you can then get all of the above lol Point me in the right direction lol Im down to throw a G-whiz towards one.
February 3, 201115 yr buy a few cmp garands...they are sound investments and will give you lot's of fun to boot. then you don't have a losing investment. Garands, particularly cmp ones, NEVER go down in value
February 3, 201115 yr I did a pistol thread too http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/21752-2800-refund-on-the-tax-returnwhat-should-i-get/ okay, M1A SOCOM
February 3, 201115 yr Author Apparently the M1A SOCOM is something no one should be without from the articles i read. The FN Scar i havent research enough to say
February 3, 201115 yr The M1A SOCOM is a great rifle, and recoil is nill. Lunker has one and it changed my mind on a 308 semi.
February 3, 201115 yr Author The M1A SOCOM is a great rifle, and recoil is nill. Lunker has one and it changed my mind on a 308 semi. Would you take it over a quality AK ?
February 3, 201115 yr Trigger pull on my STG isn't that bad, it breaks very cleanly, but yea the pull is much more than my other rifles. For me doesn't bother me, it is what it is. I wouldn't get one if you are going for precision shooting or anything like that. 70% of my decision was tacticoolness factor, 30% was for its overall size with a 16" barrel. Edit: Take a look at M1A Scout or Socom, and the Sig 556 (try to get a model with a threaded barrel and have a brake pinned, cheaper than getting the SCM and having to thread/pin it afterwards). Just some ideas.
February 3, 201115 yr Author Trigger pull on my STG isn't that bad, it breaks very cleanly, but yea the pull is much more than my other rifles. For me doesn't bother me, it is what it is. I wouldn't get one if you are going for precision shooting or anything like that. 70% of my decision was tacticoolness factor, 30% was for its overall size with a 16" barrel. Edit: Take a look at M1A Scout or Socom, and the Sig 556 (try to get a model with a threaded barrel and have a brake pinned, cheaper than getting the SCM and having to thread/pin it afterwards). Just some ideas. When i see it i just think of the James Bond scene where he's skiing and he's getting shot at with the bull-pops... That alone is a good enough reason to buy
February 3, 201115 yr When i see it i just think of the James Bond scene where he's skiing and he's getting shot at with the bull-pops... That alone is a good enough reason to buy There's no doubting the coolness factor when it comes to buying fun guns. Never once was I pissed over the trigger pull. If you sit down on a bench and compare a M1A versus the STG pull, sure you will prefer the M1A's trigger. But then you pick up the STG and bring it in close, and you will love the ergo's and handling for sure. Completely different experience versus regular long guns. pro's and con's to everything. Determine whats more important to you.
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