Info on the .408 CheyTac.
http://www.buytelescopes.com/UserFiles/ ... er1(1).pdf
longest effective range rifle in the world
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xl_target
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Re: longest effective range rifle in the world
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Re: longest effective range rifle in the world
MoA wrote:hvj1 wrote: Why not rush the last 7 yards and kick him in the jewels?
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Re: longest effective range rifle in the world
checked out the paper work, and i feel that its only their opinon and saleman ship. where as the Barrett .50 and the AIxl_target wrote:Info on the .408 CheyTac.
http://www.buytelescopes.com/UserFiles/ ... er1(1).pdf
meet the requirement and is proven in the field.
http://www.accuracyinternational.com/
Nagarifle
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if you say it can not be done, then you are right, for you, it can not be done.
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Re: longest effective range rifle in the world
I recently heard of somone plinking with the AI 50 BMG, where they had a case split on firing. And only noticed it after the shooting session was over. The AI's are really well made, with all the bugs sorted out. Too bad they are so expensive.
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That is quite possible.checked out the paper work, and i feel that its only their opinon and saleman ship.
Can't deny that at all.where as the Barrett .50 and the AI meet the requirement and is proven in the field.
I just put up the link because it was relevant to the topic.
I am not personally familiar (or in a position to get familiar with) with CheyTac so have no opinion on them.
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Re: longest effective range rifle in the world
xl_target: Shooting a .50 BMG or a .338 LPM isnt really comofrtable. Without a good muzzle brake or a suppressor I wouldnt even attempt the former, and the latter without a MB or Suppressor will make you reconsider shooting.
LR shooting for most civie purposes is best achieved with smaller calibers.
Yes people do shoot rifles chambered for the .20mm vulcan, but for any application that requires one of those, I would side with Nagarifle and opt for a 105.
LR shooting for most civie purposes is best achieved with smaller calibers.
Yes people do shoot rifles chambered for the .20mm vulcan, but for any application that requires one of those, I would side with Nagarifle and opt for a 105.