7.62X39 is what I am setting up for my kids.
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I went down this road once. I went with the 7.62x39 build kit from PSA. Also feeding issues are one of the main issues in the AR platform. I went with the C-products 10rd mags. Built it sold it before I ever got to run it. So I got a PSA AK47 and a Ruger ranch in 7.62x39.
Both like the Wolf Military Classic 7.62x39mm Ammunition 124 Grain Bi-Metal HP Steel Case.Last edited by justintyme8303; 11-14-2022, 08:46 PM.
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Originally posted by kkp005 View Post7.62 x 39 everyday..
Shoot cheap tulammo 124gr soft points and have killed literal trailer loads of hogs at night with thermal
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Originally posted by Mitchell8 View PostIf running thermal suppresed night time set up with subsonic 300BO. If you’re just shooting non suppressed 7.62 all day every day throw lead down range for 1/4 price
I love my PWS 7.62x39 upper for this task and just general fun!
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Originally posted by aggiec05 View Postdidn't we already have a thread about the dangers of 300BO from a reliably taking down a pig without for sure ear holing them?
I love my PWS 7.62x39 upper for this task and just general fun!
Literally a decade of info...
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Someone already said it, but if you are going to be shooting supers, you seriously need to look at loads and data for the 300 HAMR. Designed specifically for supers and not subs, more powder volume than the BO, it gives a significant improvement over the BO. It took some convincing for me to believe it had a real advantage over the BO, but it does. Wilson Combat is your source for info and all things HAMR.
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