11/10
come again!
yes
you
need
to calm down
like holy fuck, do you need a strait jacket?
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It's reliability depends on the qaulity of the components as there are crappy versions.
for someone shrieking about firearm semantics you're acting like someone who shouldn't be trusted anywhere near them
Nice strawman
shall we build another?
No, we shall calm you the fuck down before you blow a god damn gasket
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seriously, do mods need to get involved? being explicitly hostile for literally no fucking reason, you are.
The real issue with the 762 is sprawl. That's why it's accuracy falls off after a couple hundred meters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl5TUw7sUBs
Shall we chill and listen to this great song of peace?
The AK was intended as a tanker rifle so it makes sense
The original AK was cursed with complexity
It was a great weapon. resilient and reliable, even if it wasnt accurate.
After some factory reworking it got cheaper.
It's a tack driver within 200 meters
Like every rifle
but you're right, in your previous statement. In close combat it doesn't matter
which most engagements were... especially in Nam
Mosin could be a tack driver but it was 762x54. Absolute crap action but a really nice trigger.
It's recoil is nice because the round was underpowered
So if you're gun shy i recommend it to break in.
and also ubiquitous
Kick is not an issue really if you are shouldering properly. I taught a roomate (90 lb female) to shoot with the Mossberg I jjust covered the fundamentals before feeding live rounds.
A gun I have not shot... I would love to though
Are you in the US
I hear they are fun and easy to use
Yes
They can be
You can rent a gun at a range and they'll teach you the basics and essential safety to handle a firearm
Oh, I am a seasoned gun owner, just have never shot a Mossberg
Not an open-air range close enough to me
Ah gotcha
all the close ones are indoors and that sound reverb gets old fast
