Posted by The tractor vet on January 27, 2013 at 17:18:17 from (75.19.126.114):
In Reply to: Help! Gun posted by Allan In NE on January 27, 2013 at 09:42:58:
If your talking Yote's at a long range just how many at a time are you blazen away at??? Two Five , how many . And here is something else to think about RECOIL and how fast can you recover and get back on target ???? What range are you trying to shoot ??? What is your rifle dialed in at????? can you judge range with your old eyes ???? From 25 yards to 200 plus yards a 5.56 with a ballistic tip. Over 200 yards then ya need to get some more in line with A T T so ya can reach out and touch them. That is when a 30-06 comes into play and as for me a GOOD BOLT action is far better then semi auto unless your talking a M ! Grand or a M14 , not the down side is on target recovery from the recoil and just BLASTING away is getting nothing done other then keeping heads down in a fire fight . A few years back with my Grant Dick Mauser 98 in 30-06 i could lay rounds in 3-4 inches at a 1000 yards with a 10-15 second between rounds , BUT i doubt i could do it now that fast . BUT you must but rounds down range and you MUST KNOW your rifle . Then once you can hit a paper target each and everytime then ya move up to MOVING and that is when your internal Ballistic computer comes into play as just how much lead i need and how much elevation i need to make this ONE shot count One well placed shot gets the job done . NOW if this is not good enough may i seguest a M 60 mounted to a turret on the top of the cab with a MOON roof. And take and link three 110 round belts together . Oh and don't forget a green beam laser .
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