Range Photo (No Levers)

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Range Photo (No Levers)

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For the first time in years I got to go to the range to just play. Thought you might like to see what toys ended up there. I just brought two handguns and a rifle in a military (Russian) caliber to play with (Work toys). A couple of friends brought the rest of the toys. Had a great afternoon burning a few belts of ammo.
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Looks y'all had a ball!! Is that an MG38 in there too?
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Time at the range is good, especially when you are playing rather than working! :D :D :D
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Cool line-up there 8)
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Some of the toys that showed up MG-34, SIG AMT, Sig P-2, Heavy barrel FN, SR-25, AK SBR, AR Designated Marksman Rifle, 5.45x39 AR, 12in Saiga 12GA, and a couple pistols. Only four of them were full auto so didn’t need that much ammo.
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What's that? You say there are guns in the photo??
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Bill in Oregon wrote:What's that? You say there are guns in the photo??
I knew I forgot something.
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:D :D :D

Is that a P90 in the first photo?
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It was a FN 5.56.
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Havent heard from you in a long time.

I keep waiting for you to show up at the store on that bike.

Where were you shooting?
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Went home for a few days and to Ft Bragg for a friend.
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Look like a great time at the range!!!

How did that 5.45x39 shoot in the AR platform? What kind of accuracy did you get from it?

I have a 5.45x39 in the AK platform and don't really get great accuracy at 100 yards. Maybe best 3 round group 5 inches. I need to try some different ammo also. But i am very interested in the AR platform.

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I got lucky and ended up with an Alexander Arms 5.45 upper and the thing shoots as good or better than most 5.56s. The round is devastating on meat shots the round acts like the old M193 out of a XM177E2 the way it tumbles.
Having it mounted on a LMT lower doesn’t hurt either.
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