Black guns Ammo review

greentips said:
Just want to point out that there is a large portion of people who are French speaking in Canada, so English is not necessarily their strong point and sometimes they may not use the right words.

Just saying. Don't be too hard on people.
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it's a 2 way street... quebec. /rant
 
I've had no problems with 62gr MFS SP in my Tavor thus far other than 2 FTF because the tips can get a little mashed up when they get pushed into the chamber. I've been through about 600 of them with USGI, Beowulf and LAR mags. If I was going to do it all over again, I'd have bought HP or FMJ's but I got SP so I might as well use it. Accuracy is hard to determine as most of my shooting is done with an EOTech at 25 yards or so but 3ish moa at 100 yards sounds about right with this setup. I should have jumped on that PMC M855 that SFRC had a while back. Still kicking myself in the arse over it.
 
the mfs shoots well enough, though not as precise as vmax, but dirty, very very dirty, even in my tavor its to a point where i cant just run a pita in there to clean it and lube it with hummus.
 
You are from Okanagan, so you are Awesome! The best place to live in Canada by very very far! i am so jealous :(


ps: Awesome High-tech drunk wine tester red neck....love that one !:dancingbanana:
 
Keep in mind that just because a bullet groups well at 100m does not mean it will hold a 4' screen at 200m.

As a competent service rifle shooter I am of the opinion that Norinco and MFS is junk, to the point that past 100 dry fire provides better training.

There is no "good value" ammo in Canada. It is either junk, has been unavailable for years or it is very expensive. I wish I someone could fill the gap with something that would at least match military ammo.
 
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