It really doesn’t matter the reasoning behind building a precision AR10-style rifle, because it’s typically a justifiable pursuit. Ready for the capabilities of a precision .308-platform semi-auto? It’s a relatively easy task to assemble precision parts. After conversations with several LE snipers over the years, I learned they value a short-barreled .308 for at least […]
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“R-Rated” Black Rain Ordnance’s PG-13 speaks with authority for a .308 AR rifle. The weather was ironic when I stopped by a local Nashville hotel to pick up Sam Major for an afternoon of shooting at my local gun club. You see, Major was the president of Black Rain Ordnance, and the weather we faced
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This surprisingly powerful cartridge mated with JP Rifles’ LRP-07H was good medicine for a Bluegrass State whitetail. The weather was unseasonably warm and windy for early November in western Kentucky. Opening day of rifle season came and went with a half dozen yearling bucks keeping themselves busy chasing does that were not quite ready to
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Originally a copy of Heckler & Koch’s Model 91 rifle, the original PTR-91 was an exact copy, less the evil assault rifle restrictions. The later PTR Hunter .308 is the next generation H&K 91 clone that’s ready for the woods. My knowledge of the PTR-91 predates the company’s first rifle. Conversations with Vincent Pestilli Sr.,
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An aerial assault on West Texas crop-raiding feral hogs was a blast with a .300 AAC Blackout SBR. It’s hard to keep track of the number of rounds I have fired of the recently-popular .300 AAC Blackout cartridge and its older twin, the .300 Whisper, over the last few years. Most of the rounds fired
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