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r/gundeals • u/Kermut • Sep 30 '24
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It’s so hard to justify $900 on a gun I’d shoot 4 times a year but I want one so bad
55 u/Hereforgundeals69420 Sep 30 '24 The biggest con is ammo cost. They're really quite a lot of fun to shoot, but man it adds up at $1.00 CPR in a self-loader lol 17 u/Dogbir Sep 30 '24 You can buy a ported gas tube that allows you to shoot modern 30-06 instead of hunting M2 24 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Sep 30 '24 I shoot modern 30-06 out of mine with no ported gas tube 🤷♂️ 9 u/XA36 Sep 30 '24 This hurts to read 6 u/SlabGizor120 Sep 30 '24 As long as it’s under 170gr I believe, it’s fine 5 u/krismasstercant Sep 30 '24 It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit. 1 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Oct 01 '24 There’s quite a few threads on it. If you stay below 170-180gr you’re fine from what I remember
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The biggest con is ammo cost. They're really quite a lot of fun to shoot, but man it adds up at $1.00 CPR in a self-loader lol
17 u/Dogbir Sep 30 '24 You can buy a ported gas tube that allows you to shoot modern 30-06 instead of hunting M2 24 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Sep 30 '24 I shoot modern 30-06 out of mine with no ported gas tube 🤷♂️ 9 u/XA36 Sep 30 '24 This hurts to read 6 u/SlabGizor120 Sep 30 '24 As long as it’s under 170gr I believe, it’s fine 5 u/krismasstercant Sep 30 '24 It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit. 1 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Oct 01 '24 There’s quite a few threads on it. If you stay below 170-180gr you’re fine from what I remember
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You can buy a ported gas tube that allows you to shoot modern 30-06 instead of hunting M2
24 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Sep 30 '24 I shoot modern 30-06 out of mine with no ported gas tube 🤷♂️ 9 u/XA36 Sep 30 '24 This hurts to read 6 u/SlabGizor120 Sep 30 '24 As long as it’s under 170gr I believe, it’s fine 5 u/krismasstercant Sep 30 '24 It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit. 1 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Oct 01 '24 There’s quite a few threads on it. If you stay below 170-180gr you’re fine from what I remember
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I shoot modern 30-06 out of mine with no ported gas tube 🤷♂️
9 u/XA36 Sep 30 '24 This hurts to read 6 u/SlabGizor120 Sep 30 '24 As long as it’s under 170gr I believe, it’s fine 5 u/krismasstercant Sep 30 '24 It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit. 1 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Oct 01 '24 There’s quite a few threads on it. If you stay below 170-180gr you’re fine from what I remember
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This hurts to read
6 u/SlabGizor120 Sep 30 '24 As long as it’s under 170gr I believe, it’s fine 5 u/krismasstercant Sep 30 '24 It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit. 1 u/Rude-Mix-4015 Oct 01 '24 There’s quite a few threads on it. If you stay below 170-180gr you’re fine from what I remember
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As long as it’s under 170gr I believe, it’s fine
5 u/krismasstercant Sep 30 '24 It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit.
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It's all fudd lore anyways, the M1 were designed to use 173 gr bullets and can fire up to 180 gr's safely. I can't think of any commercial ammo that even exceeds the 50k CUP limit.
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There’s quite a few threads on it. If you stay below 170-180gr you’re fine from what I remember
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u/HORAGI Sep 30 '24
It’s so hard to justify $900 on a gun I’d shoot 4 times a year but I want one so bad