G3
Is the kick terribly bad in a .308, I need a coyote/hog rifle, some targets. What is the accuracy like?
Darrell
Darrell
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I am thinking about buying a G3. Thus, I'm wondering who makes the best rifle, and would appreciate any other hints & tips members might have. Thanks!
Pedro0 -
Seems like the CETME rifles are fairly popular. My buddies is picking up one this weekend. The only thing I noticed is it looked like the rear site only had 2 settings compared to an HK style which allows for more adjustment . If so, that's a '-' in my opinion.[This message has been edited by GreenLantern (edited 04-02-2002).] 0 -
Go to www.hkweaponsystems.com for complete run down. Best, Robert
"Endurance"0 -
I think for the price the CETME's are a great buy, I mean your practically getting a rifle comparable to $1000+ G3 assault rifles for only $400.
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thanks guys, helped a lot 0 -
The caveat warning here is that Century quality is variable, I think you're better off buying used from someone who has shot it and can tell you it's good, or getting a warranty from a dealer, cause Century customer service is not known for being wonderful. Century gun assemblers are said to have come from "The Angry Beaver School of Gunsmithing." I have a Century FAL I'm very satisfied with but Century is hit or miss. Find out what the serial number range is on the weapon you want and don't buy a low serial number, wait until they put a couple thousand together, at least.
freedom isn't free0 -
Andy Griffith ~ You're right! I didn't look close enough at first but was with my buddy today when he picked his up. Then I noticed how the rear site worked. 0
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