Hunting

Open fields? None except for birds

Me and Swampdragon do some duck and dove hunting

Agreed. There are pros and cons

It’s a very multi purpose hunting weapon, anything from deer with slugs to rabbits and squirrels with 8 shot

ye I thought so

Hell yeah

Some say rifles are better overall than a shotty though

thought I'd also keep a 22lr for small critters

just due to the cheap and plentiful ammo

Overall yeah, if you’re looking at a unitasker

I don't mind excuses to buy more guns. Haha

Can’t fault you there

IF I had to choose one long gun only it would for sure be a rifle

It'd be an AR for sure

Yep. Plentiful parts, easy to find ammo.

And if I could bend the one gun rules a little, I'd have a 5.56 upper and a 300 upper

I’ve been partial to AKs again recently

Mostly cus my draco is surprisingly effective as fuck

I’m not an ak guy myself but I always love shooting them lol

And on the chrono it hadn’t lost much velocity and I’m still tagging targets at 300 yards lol

Compared to my 11.5 AR where it’s a noticeable drop

draco+brace has been awesome, my new favorite gun for sure

And it’s all Romanian compared to a wasr

Speaking of AKs

For some reason I had a thing for 5.45 at a time

But seeing the 7N6 ban and seeing that 7.62x39 has more of a "punch"

I did too when it was cheap

I'm leaning more towards 7.62

I still have a lot of 7N6 for the tantal

I’d deff go 7.62 now

ye

When 5.45 was basically free it was awesome

It’s still a great round IMO but ammo availability and price just isn’t there anymore 🤷‍♂️

Ballisitcally how does 5.45 compare to 5.56 anyway? 🤔

Fairly similar

With green tip 5.56 being readily available and 7N6 not

It wouldn’t make sense to buy a 74 for anything other then a range toy

Steel cased 308 is almost as cheap as 5.45 now

Yeah since we don't live in eastern europe or russia

It makes more sense go with a caliber that's pretty much standard in our homeland