Papa got a new toy, looking for reasonable priced 308 ammo in the Richmond. I'll be at the new Doswell show end of the month. What is the going price of 308 right now?.
ps the AR has a big brother now
Vahunter wrote:John I have have about 15 or so tracer rounds if you want them. You can kill a deer and cook it at the same time.
Thanks, that will light up their a@% I got to get me a 4 round clip or block a 19 rounder and and use it to hunt this year!!
Think I'll be a bad sob hunting with this???
Why block it ? There is not a limit on the number of rounds your rifle can hold. The shell limit is only for shotguns used for waterfowl and doves. That is a nice looking rig.
Vahunter wrote:Why block it ? There is not a limit on the number of rounds your rifle can hold. The shell limit is only for shotguns used for waterfowl and doves. That is a nice looking rig.
When did they change that? Warden Booth use to check us when deer hunting down here
There used to be a 3 shot limit on shotguns but that was changed last year . As far as rifles go I have never heard of or read in the game laws there ever was a round limit.
KEWL BEANS! I got to go to the range now. I realined the scope on it last night to adjust it to my eye relief and re bore sighted it, now I ready for some paper
Hey John,
Next time we hook up I will give you a couple of my Piggy Back .308 rounds. They were an experiment in Nam back in my day and I brought some home. They were used mostley on gunships to see what they would do. It is 2 - 308 slugs loaded on top of each other. I tried them at 500 yards with my M1A1 National Match and the dispersion was so wide that I could not keep them on paper. Maybe they would be good for "HERD SHOOTING" at close range.
Bill
SgtBill wrote:Hey John,
Next time we hook up I will give you a couple of my Piggy Back .308 rounds. They were an experiment in Nam back in my day and I brought some home. They were used mostley on gunships to see what they would do. It is 2 - 308 slugs loaded on top of each other. I tried them at 500 yards with my M1A1 National Match and the dispersion was so wide that I could not keep them on paper. Maybe they would be good for "HERD SHOOTING" at close range.
Bill
Cool, maybe I could get on TV trick shots. Shot two bucks with one shot!!!!
Hey guys just saw this thread as Im buying a .308 rifle myself in a few days. I was in one of my local shops its a new one in Harrisonburg called Ashby Arms they had great prices on .308 ammo.
I dont remember their price off hand now but I do know it was the best I have seen in some time.
Yeah, you're definitely gonna want to check out the deal i found recently! These guys consistently have great deals on Wolf ammo, which is great for plinkin around with a new toy. Check em out here: http://www.ammunitionstore.com/products ... -Case.html. Site's pretty nice to use too - my current fave...
ok rednex sports in Tapp Va.804 443 0197 may have a good deal on ammo they do on reloadable 223. 8.99 a box of 20 rounds.like 89.00 a 100 rounds and look at www.aimsurplus.com to get it shiped in.
rednex is good to work with. have fun.
Just don't clean them out - I've got a couple more cases to buy!
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hello.if this is your 308 in the pc.i see you have a free float tube,good add to it.try this a TTI 3" muzzle brake.were muffs!! rifle will not jump / move .just sets there ready for the next round.i have a .223 rock river car 15.
float tube with the TTi muzzle .you will like it.