Well, you shouldn't take the shot unless its clean.
Many hunters use AR15's
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Well, you shouldn't take the shot unless its clean.
Think so?
I honestly can't come up with a polite reply to this blindingly obvious comment.
The men in my family used to hunt.. and they supported Greenwing and Ducks Unlimited.. I have hunted duck but not deer.
I don't think you should take the shot on the fly..
I just don't see hunting with an AR 15 is much of a sport.
Billy the Great Khan
Uwaa OmO
They come in other calibers chief.
countryboy
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Still not the ideal deer rifle IMO, but whatever. What most people think of an AR as, is .223.
And is far as I'm concerned, it's a moot point anyways. Since the second amendment has absolutely nothing to do with hunting.
Actually, they wouldn't be a bad varmint gun out to about 200 yards or so. The ammo is cheap, and a good marksman could stretch it out to about 300 yards.
As for a deer rifle, with a closer, standing shot, for a good marksman it could be OK. Myself, I wouldn't recommend anything smaller than a .270, and that's even on the smaller end.
But no, the 2nd. Amendment is not about hunting.
Mason Michaels
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It's not a gun ,made for sports hunting!admit it!
SmarterthanYou
rebel
the 2nd Amendment isn't about hunting deer.
It's a "sporting rifle," whether the "sport" is hunting or target shooting.
You'd best consult with your puppetmaster before you argue guns and
their uses. After all, she has a few "custom made single shot handguns"
and she's an expert on firearms, especially competition firearms
Mason Michaels
Verified User
It's a "sporting rifle," whether the "sport" is hunting or target shooting.
You'd best consult with your puppetmaster before you argue guns and
their uses. After all, she has a few "custom made single shot handguns"
and she's an expert on firearms, especially competition firearms
You no damn well,someone with a AR-15 would pump rounds into a deer,like they were in a Gay Nightclub!
SmarterthanYou
rebel
nope. at 500 yards, i'm an expert sniper with an AR15.
Mason Michaels
Verified User
Then you don't need a rapid fire weapon, you'll never miss if when we confiscate it
SmarterthanYou
rebel
Then you don't need a rapid fire weapon, you'll never miss if when we confiscate it
it's multi purpose. i'll keep it, thanks.
The AR15's are made for whatever the owner intends to use it for.
http://www.gameandfishmag.com/guns-shooting/10-best-hunting-ars/
I posted many videos showing people hunting with AR's.
https://www.realtree.com/brow-tines-and-backstrap/why-you-should-use-an-ar-15-as-a-deer-rifle
Bigdog
Harris - make America a 3rd world shithole
Agreed. On a windless day, a headshot at 500 yards with standard M-16 iron sights is not terribly difficult for a Marine PMI.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
even in the wind. marines are riflemen first and foremost. we trained in how to kill with one shot in all kinds of conditions.
Then you don't need a rapid fire weapon, you'll never miss if when we confiscate it
AR15's are no more rapid fire than any other semi-auto deer rifle.
Mason Michaels
Verified User
No hunter should be using a semi-auto weapon,that's not hunting,it's animal murder!
What makes you think that?