very long, shtf conditions. U will NEED the .22 unit, can, concealment, one hand use, lw, compactness, GI replacable rd, etc, so you will either SWITCH, or be dead. Good riddance to the ignorant, arrogant pos's who "think" otherwise.
Yes I can, actually. My .30 caliber AR not only weighs the same as a same-size .223 caliber AR, it's actually MORE powerful at the same time.u can WISH for 30 cal, but u cant CARRY 1 very long, shtf conditions...
Point being simply that when you created this thread specifically to say that a .30-caliber rifle inherently didn't have the light weight, concealability, and compactness of a .223 rifle, you knew it wasn't true....The .300 Whisper is for silencing sentries, with subsonic loads and brain shots, at up to 175m.
And good luck to the petulant adolescents who let their emotional attachments cloud their choices and refuse to accept anything that wasn't invented in the 1960's.Good riddance to the ignorant, arrogant pos's who "think" otherwise.
I agree. Please join in, so we can have an actual exchange.let's C these "constructive exchanges" all you guys who know so MUCH about guns, shooting, etc.
I'm down to just two of those calibers, .300 blackout and .308; and not many of those. Only one .308, a bolt-action 20" carbine with scout scope; one .300bk 10" AR pistol and one 16" .300BK single-shot break-open from CVA.Currently,I think I have most of the "standard" .30cal cartridges. 300BO, .308WIN, .30-'06 and .300WinMag.
This is an old thread that seems to pop up every once in a while.very long, shtf conditions. U will NEED the .22 unit, can, concealment, one hand use, lw, compactness, GI replacable rd, etc, so you will either SWITCH, or be dead. Good riddance to the ignorant, arrogant pos's who "think" otherwise.