1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

To bad you never got to do the 4x4 conversation on it. It looks clean I like the coastal front bumper on it.

 

They really are the best

 

Especially the accurate ones; last time I shot this thing

 

And then it went to storage

 

There's a lot of money in storage that's for sure; I can't even tell you how many NF, US Optic, and other brand scopes are in there

 

I always want a new rifle, but then I don't even shoot the one I have so it's meh.

eventually I need something that'll poke out a lil further but not rn

 

You know what really surprise me on accuracy (granted I have been shooting paper targets to track real numbers but) the cheap Rough Rider 22 revolvers, they have them at basically any store that remotely sells sporting goods for about a buck fifty and they just hit whatever you aim for, close your eyes and point it still hits what ever you want. I consider it one of the more dangerous forearms though because it seriously feels like a damn toy

 

For someone that doesn't shoot often, you can get away with a barrel burner like .243 or 6.5cm

They're very flat shooting, and great for hitting over 1,000 yards.

When I used to teach people how to properly shoot anywhere from 500 to 1,000 yards, I opted for .308 as it can teach you hold overs better (plus being a lot cheaper to shoot).

 

getcha the 18" barrel

 

I'd say the same for Browning Buckmarks!

An affordable Tacsol barrel and it's ridiculously accurate

 

Need something with a lil more ooof, I've seen people shoot elk n shit that far with a 6.5. Does it work?Yea
Is there better options? Seems like it

 

there are plenty of other quirky difference throughout the sub gens and even some that are just random. They were always tweaking stuff.

 

Are you trying to feel more recoil when you say you need to feel a little more "ooof" ?

I suggest 6.5cm because it's very forgiving, and even though it has a lower round count per barrel, you don't shoot often enough for that to be a concern.

 

300WSM

 

I mean oof when it smacks an elk at 600

 

My dad has a 7mm I'm probably gonna steal. Would work perfect with some nicer glass

 

300wm > 300wsm

 

Yeah I probably wouldn’t actually recommend 300wsm tbh, not that there’s anything wrong with it imo but 300wm is sooo much easier to find. Wish mine was a wm Everytime I’m trying to find any

 

What's easier to find exactly?

A firearm in that caliber?

 

The ammo. I see 300wm everywhere I go, Scheels bass pro etc, 300wsm however is a pita to find at least around here