which is a better rifle an arma lite A-15 .223 or the bushmaster AR-15 .223?
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they are basically the same\n\nits what aftermarket parts that you put, that really matters.
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I dont recall the exact issue...but 'Gun Tests' magazine did an honest comparison a couple years ago of various models. I have a basic GAMO break barrel that gets the job done with the squirrels and Blackbirds that terrorize the garden. It was only about $150.00 at the sporting goods store...It came with a scope for that price as well...\n  Check with Gun Tests though...they write brutally honest gun comparisons. They dont pull any punches to save face for the manufacturers...if it s Junk...they say its junk!\n\nBe sure to protect your rights to own any guns by joining the National Rifle Association! Many places in the world even an air rifle is now illegal...\n\nGood Luck and play safe!
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Check out:\n\nhttp://www.gunsamerica.com/
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AK47 all the way.\n\nHundreds of thousands of hardened nutters in crackpot regimes, terrorist organisations and Russia can't be wrong.\n\nBesides, they will work in any conditions no problem.  The M4 is less reliable.
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http://www.armytimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-2165951.php\n\nhttp://world.guns.ru/assault/as70-e.htm\n\nVIDEO!\n\nhttp://mfile.akamai.com/21772/wmv/gannett.download.akamai.com/21772/streaming/wmv/101806scar.asx\n\nYour welcome
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Personally, I prefer the TA01 ACOG 4x32 riflescope w/Full Line Red Illumination. It is set up for a max range of 800 meters (that specific range may be familiar to M16/CAR15 owners/users) with crosshairs from 100-600 meters and elipses for the 700 & 800 meter ranges. \n\nI bought mine from http://scopesnmore.com/ but the price may be a bit steep for some people. I used mine in a combat environment (and will take it with me when I go back) though, so it paid for itself the first time I had to use it. I am alive, they are not.\n\nIt is excellent for low-light operations, is waterproof to depths greater than 500 ft, is built of forged aircraft aluminum, the same material as the upper and lower receivers as the M16/CAR15, and has withstood extreme exposure to heat, sand, dust, shock, humidity, weapon racks, fellow soldiers, and such. It can be attached to multiple rail assemblies, but was specifically designed to fit onto the M16/CAR15 handle/site. I like the fact that I can still use my iron sights as well as the scope.\n\nThe scope was nearly 'dead-on' target even after traveling through the US postal service! I used a pen-style laser to bore sight the scope and made only minute adjustments when I was out on the range verifying my sights. Speaking of which: the adjustments are internal, so when they are set, it would take a HUGE amount of damage to screw up your sights! This scope is designed to take a 5 ft drop (or a tumble from the back of a 5-Ton) directly onto pavement! Check out Trijicon for full details if you want.\n\nPersonal experiences: 1) on the close-quarters combat course, the reflex sight proved second to none for speed, accuracy, and ease of acquiring the target for double-tapping and allowed me to maintain awareness of everything else around me. 2) our convoy came under fire at night just outside of Baghdad, had 2 officers with powered scopes beside me, trying to locate the enemy. I used my rifle and pinpointed the enemy fire as well as the non-hostiles between us and them. The officers couldn't make out either with their sooped-up battery-powered hunting scopes, until they borrowed my rifle and tritium-powered scope and saw what I was seeing! They called in for air support since the enemy was outside of our small arms range and copied the NSN of my scope (1240-01-412-6608 stamped on the side) down so they could requisition their own scopes!\n\nI did also buy the honeycombed Model TA57 Killflash Anti-Reflect Screen, (so as to not give away my position or tell other people I was using a scope. It works amazingly well, and is easily removed when not needed) and the Scopecoat protective cover from Devtron (this is a neoprene covering to protect the scope and reduce the dirt, grime, sand, shock, etc...associated with combat use. They make covers for all kinds of scopes!)\n\nHope my 2 cents helps you, and if you are going into a combat environment, watch your 6 and remember - don't die for your country - make the bastards die for theirs!
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depends on your budget but i would chose ruger
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Heckler and Koch PSG-1 is one of the most accurate rifles and in 7.62 caliber it has good power and range for any practical sniping purposes.
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m-16 the ak is more durable but the m-16 has better max effective range, more accurate and higher muzzle velocity and rate of fire. ak47= 7.62mm round rate of fire is 600 rounds a minute muzzle velocity is2350 feet per second and has an effictive range of400m (1312 ft) m-16=5.56 mm round which is a smaller round but...rate of fire is 800 rounds per minute 200 faster than ak 47 muzzle velocity is 3280 feet per second and has a 500 m effective range, so the m-16 shoots faster more accurate and shoots farther
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It REALLY depends on cost, and if we're talking semi, or auto.  The Tippmann A-5 is about the fastest shooter you get for you money.  You also NEVER have issues with clogging with the A-5.
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kingman are like the best paintball guns semi-auto are alright
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i used to be an sporting goods manager at kmart and i would suggest the daisy red rider as a starter. very easy to use and is not to powerful. always have adult supervision to teach responsibility of the firearm. later on i would suggest a benjamin pellet rifle. benjamin is quality.
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i have a marlin/glenfield model 881.  it's worth about 50 bucks.
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I got my grandson a New England in 7mm 08 and he loves it.\nHe kill his first deer last year, a doe. A very good shooting gun.
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As with any "what is the best" it depends what you want to do.\n\nIf you just want to punch holes in things and you aren't bothered by what the holes do then a 223/5.56x45 will be cheaper to feed than any of the alternatives. The most common of those is the AR-15 and it's many clones... of which I have four.\n\nThe G36 is certainly a more modern and a better design than the AR-15. Sorry to all the old soldiers out there, but it's not a 'great' design, it just works OK.\n\nYou might like to take a look at a Sig556 too. \n\nIf you want to make more noise and have a round that will stop deer reliably then have a look at a 7.62,  the FN-FAL is the world favorite quality 7.62x51 battle rifle, the Sig550 and the Galil (I forget the variant today) are also very good. \n\nI'd go with H&K or Sig.
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I think you should have several. A Mossburg 590 12 guage is good. You should have a simi auto hand gun, and either an AR 15 or a AK-47.
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The AK-47 fires the M43 7.62x39mm round.  It has a muzzle velocity of 710 m/s, and muzzle energy of 2,010 joules.\n\nThe AR-15 family of assault rifles as used by the USA fires the M855 5.56x45mm round.  It has a muzzle velocity of 930 m/s and muzzle energy of 1,700 joules.\n\nThe M43 round has more energy and retains that energy (power) out to further ranges.  The M885 round is more accurate.  Bullet design comes into play as the M43 round tends to produce very clean wounds, whereas the high velocity M885 round tends to tumble and fragment when hitting a target, producing larger wound cavities.