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Thanks for the advice I have already have a M1 carbeam that my uncle left me and now if I can find a good old m14 in will have a complete set of USGI rifles from WWll till present

Thank for posting this I have all ways wanted one had no ideal about CMP talked to the wife last night and started planning a trip south after Christmas going to get one for me and my son

Used to live out in Lavergne had 26 acre track behind the house would bring my friend who is wheelchair bound over and set him up on the back deck with his cross bow and let him have at it he would shoot I would track was kind of fun droping deer like the duck men but like everyone has already said talk to the locals first and get there blessings

Amen to that can't wait till my little guy gets old a nuff to tag along with me

I saw a post on here the other day sad the same thing so I passed on them. Did pick up some horndy 70gn soft points and 75 gn bthp mach. The mach may be a little hard I am going to try them on some gel this weekend and I will report back with my findings thanks guys

Thanks lumberjack that is what o was seeking

Thanks lumberjack that is what o was seeking

Amen to that lol

Hey someone on here had a chart that showed what bullet's work best with what twist barrels if any one has it I would like to have it thanks The M16 platform served me well on two trips to the sand box and two to the Stan just wanted to give it try back home thanks for the input

If you are in the Murfreesboro area The Outpost has some decent deals on bulk plus they are locally owned and staffed by some good guys and gal's

OK I know I am going to get some people fired up with this. I'm going to deer hunt this rifle season with my MSR chambered in 5.56/.223 I have been looking at a lot of different size bullets from 55gn to 80gn from what I can tall is the 80gn & some 75gn are to long to feed properly. I'm from the school of thout that bigger is better. What do y'all think thanks for the feed back let get this started