No I actually have a friend that owns a racing shop in Florida and that's where it's going to be tuned.then it will go to the race track for final adjustments.Cool ride- I take it Joe / big Chuck and Ralphie are gonna tune it for ya
That's would be very fun ;-) I like shooting ranges.
Still can't beat dropping a rag head at 500 yards.
Happy Vets day JC, stay safe...........==={}
my favorite gun is my old browning A5 shotgun, don. older than meMy other hobby. Nothing breaks a bad mood like sending a few 5.56 rounds down range.
, & the choke (full) is still tighter than browning's published min. specs. believe me, it's NOT from lack of use.....assault style rifles just don't excite me, if 5 rounds of 12 ga. 00 buckshot don't do it .........
Yeah but I can drop someone with one shot before they ever get close enough to use a shotgun, not to mention there's something about a 5.56 round leaving the barrel @ 3300 feet per second.......my favorite gun is my old browning A5 shotgun, don. older than meMy other hobby. Nothing breaks a bad mood like sending a few 5.56 rounds down range.
not a problem don, i've got some 130 gr. handloads for the 7 that step out at around 3200 fps. i can shoot an intruder out by the mailbox, around 1/4 mile down the drivewayYeah but I can drop someone with one shot before they ever get close enough to use a shotgun, not to mention there's something about a 5.56 round leaving the barrel @ 3300 feet per second.......my favorite gun is my old browning A5 shotgun, don. older than meMy other hobby. Nothing breaks a bad mood like sending a few 5.56 rounds down range.
And even if anyone does get close enough to be a physical threat my .45 Glock with the hollow points will do the trick. B)
Might have to take you up on the coming up one day early to do some shootin', just the percussion from a 62 grain 5.56 gets the blood pumpin'.
h34r: . the savage 110 chambered in 7mm rem mag is a tack driver, the 3x9x50 mm scope helps......lmk if you want to shoot, i'd enjoy a day of punchin' holes.
Get real Don , Many ranges rent chronographs. I doubt you could push a 62 grain pill over 2900 fps.Yeah but I can drop someone with one shot before they ever get close enough to use a shotgun, not to mention there's something about a 5.56 round leaving the barrel @ 3300 feet per second.......my favorite gun is my old browning A5 shotgun, don. older than meMy other hobby. Nothing breaks a bad mood like sending a few 5.56 rounds down range.
And even if anyone does get close enough to be a physical threat my .45 Glock with the hollow points will do the trick. B)
Might have to take you up on the coming up one day early to do some shootin', just the percussion from a 62 grain 5.56 gets the blood pumpin'.
Glenn the NATO 5.56 62 grain green tip penetrators (NATO SS109 U.S. M855) are spec'd @ 3100-3300fps. I can tell you from first hand experience the M855 rounds are worlds apart from a typical 55 grain .223 or 5.56. Didn't believe it myself until I started shooting them, serious SHTF ammo.Get real Don , Many ranges rent chronographs. I doubt you could push a 62 grain pill over 2900 fps.Yeah but I can drop someone with one shot before they ever get close enough to use a shotgun, not to mention there's something about a 5.56 round leaving the barrel @ 3300 feet per second.......my favorite gun is my old browning A5 shotgun, don. older than meMy other hobby. Nothing breaks a bad mood like sending a few 5.56 rounds down range.
And even if anyone does get close enough to be a physical threat my .45 Glock with the hollow points will do the trick. B)
Might have to take you up on the coming up one day early to do some shootin', just the percussion from a 62 grain 5.56 gets the blood pumpin'.
Don, the way most ammo and bullet makers SPEC. out their products is more or less thru a 26" test barrel. For every inch of barrel length under that you can expect to lose around 40 FPS/per inch. Military rifles and commercial bolt actions are different animals. The Mil.Spec. autoloaders use a 1-9 twist (to stabilize the 62 grain pills) while the commercial bolt action ,223's use a 1-12 twist(for the 50-55 grain pills). In any case- I've never had a problem putting a 5.56 or .223 round on target @ 400MGlenn the NATO 5.56 62 grain green tip penetrators (NATO SS109 U.S. M855) are spec'd @ 3100-3300fps. I can tell you from first hand experience the M855 rounds are worlds apart from a typical 55 grain .223 or 5.56. Didn't believe it myself until I started shooting them, serious SHTF ammo.Get real Don , Many ranges rent chronographs. I doubt you could push a 62 grain pill over 2900 fps.Yeah but I can drop someone with one shot before they ever get close enough to use a shotgun, not to mention there's something about a 5.56 round leaving the barrel @ 3300 feet per second.......my favorite gun is my old browning A5 shotgun, don. older than meMy other hobby. Nothing breaks a bad mood like sending a few 5.56 rounds down range.
And even if anyone does get close enough to be a physical threat my .45 Glock with the hollow points will do the trick. B)
Might have to take you up on the coming up one day early to do some shootin', just the percussion from a 62 grain 5.56 gets the blood pumpin'.
. A very accurate and pleasant round to shoot.
