It serves the same purpose that your built-up 10/22's do: to make the owner smile. If it does that, it's all good. If it stops doing that, you can sell it. If it never does that to begin with...don't buy it. That doesn't mean that it won't make someone else happy.
Jeez, I can rationalize a gun purchase as well as anyone...how else would I wind up with dedicated skunk rifles, starling rifles, house sparrow .410's, bumblebee guns, dinosaur rifles, and zombie scatterguns? Life gets easier when you stop rationalizing, and just get stuff because you like it.![]()
LA has a spazzy thing about how much a gun weighs... so much that he has to start a thread about a gun he doesn't own, just so he can "rag" on it... and on the owners of it.
^Did you get a smaller magazine? I found it hard to shoot from the bench with the 25 rd magazine
^Did you get a smaller magazine? I found it hard to shoot from the bench with the 25 rd magazine
If you dont like the thread I started, simply skip it.
Oh ya, thats right whos trolling now Hoyt? As for Super, how many battles has you been in?
Agsin call a spade a spade. There are alot of wannabe soldiers.
If you having fun, great.
I just dont see the point of a semi auto rimfire needing to be 10+ lbs.
Thats why I asked what the appeal was, plain and simple.
I got my answer with a bunch of trash and a few honest answers.
Now I know.