AK for reliability and engagement below 100yrds. AK74s are the modernized AKs. AR has better accuracy and lighter to carry around. Surprisingly, East germany AKs were super light. Its stock, grip and handguard were straight hardened plastic. None of those were designed as DMRs.WildBill wrote:Beiruty, I agree, but drjoker seems to have his mind set on a semi-automatic rifle.Beiruty wrote:If sub-MOA is needed, quality bolt-action rifles are the answer.
If he is primarily concerned about accuracy and not wanting to pay the going rate for a high-quality semi-automatic, then a bolt action is a good alternative.
AK, AR, SKS range comparison, Trying to decide which to buy?
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Beiruty,
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Re: AK, AR, SKS range comparison, Trying to decide which to
The proper answer to "which to buy?" is "all three" of course.
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JSThane wrote:The proper answer to "which to buy?" is "all three" of course.
True. I have one of each
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Re: AK, AR, SKS range comparison, Trying to decide which to
AKs and ARs are plentiful . Either way you wont be disappointed. Get the one that speaks to you...