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DEFINITELY practice shooting off of sticks. Was the biggest gap in my skill set on my first trip to Africa. Didn’t shoot prone 1 time, never a scenario when I could. Missed several shots off of quad sticks as I didn’t have any practice with them and wasn’t super comfortable with them. Bought...
The 4” is going to give you a little more velocity for supers, but not a tremendous amount. As a con, the 12” brings you into NFA territory. Not the issue it used to be with $0 ‘stamps’ beginning 1/1, but still have the paperwork and wait time.
I personally have a 16” Fix w/6.5 CM barrel...
Finally got everything together to start shooting my Stag 10 Marksman AR10 in 6.5CM this past Spring. It might be the best AR10 you can buy for the $$. Can be had for around $1,500, easily shoots 3/4 MOA or better with Winchester Match ammo.
I ran this at the FE Long Range Shooting School...
I tend to change my watches like I change my socks, but usually have a Longines Hydroconquest on when traveling or one of my Sangins on as a daily driver.
Can vouch for this, it’s incredible. I did the 2.5 day class this past August. Learned a ton, killed some prairie dogs, and made fun of all the gay butt-stuff Terry did in the Navy. If you don’t shoot better after this, there’s no hope for you.
Born in SW Oklahoma, raised in Southern Kansas. 4 years serving Uncle Sam as an Infantry Marine in the early GWOT. Work has taken me to MN where I help boil oil and try to survive a state going the wrong direction. Spend too much money on watches, guns, and silencers in my free time.