[andy]

STANDING, iron sights, 10" barreled Contenders, at least 3out of 5, or they are having a BAD day. Clay pigeons are 5" across.

 

[RIKA]

Perhaps but I doubt you could do it at 100yds.

Probably I couldn't either.

RIKA

 

[Garand]

10" barrelled single shot pistol, excellent defensive firearm.

 

[84 C4]

STANDING, iron sights, 10" barreled Contenders, at least 3out of 5, or they are having a BAD day. Clay pigeons are 5" across.

The IHMSA guys can do it, can you? I bet you couldn't hit one on a table with a hammer.

 

[andy]

just pointing out how SAD AK RIFLE

"accuracy' is, from the BENCH. Too bad you pussies are so obsessed about ME, aint it? I never bothered to work at such things, but yes, I could do it at 100 yds, with a few hour's dry and live fire 3 out of 5, no problem. nothing to it. See, dummies, I reserved the left hand-eye for "other" work, so it wouldnt screw up my main combat handgun side, and THAT side wouldn't screw up my accuracy side. I figured THAT out by 1970, age 18. Too bad you are so ignorant, and stupid.

 

[RIKA]

"See, dummies, I reserved the left hand-eye for "other" work, so it wouldnt screw up my main combat handgun side, and THAT side wouldn't screw up my accuracy side. "

Ummmm. That means that you have one eye left - your underside eye. That one is reserved for all this BS that you are spewing out.

You are an arrogant 3-eyed twit.

RIKA

 

[mrostov]

Re: just pointing out how SAD AK RIFLE "accuracy' is, from the BENCH.

You've never handled a quality AK. They are not all beat to sh^t Nam bring-backs.

Many of the Norinco's are so-so but my Polytechs could easily hit a smaller than 5" target at 200m with iron sights.

Get a good Krebs or a Vepr with a quick detach optic and you're ready to rock.

 

[andy]

I've seen a Valmet group 1 MOA, but

it was TWO TWENTY THREE, and you aint GOT Valmet. Very few of the .30 cal AK's available on the market today group worth a crap.

 

[mrostov]

No, it's a .223 Polytech and it uses Valmet/Galil mags (the Norinco .223's use a different, Ak-74 style mag).

I also had a 7.62x39mm Polytech. They would both group that well.

The quality of the AK's vary wildly. The .223's tend to be very accurate, even the Norincos.

The Krebs is semi-custom but 1st class. The best production AK is either the US made Arsenal or the Russian made Vepr.

A lot of the 7.62x39mm's rep for mediocre accuracy was also the Chinese ammo every one was using early on.

Back in the 80's I examined a whole slew of 7.62x39mm and that's when I first noticed that the Chinese 7.62x39mm ammo had inconsistent powder charges. I'm not the only one who did that and found the same results.