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ยป ITT calling out anyone that does not have a rifle (srs)
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post 1624684041 12-06-2020, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie
You can now run ar15's with 300blk ammo which is basically an ak bullet. (there are some minor differences, but performance is extremely close)

Really not much of an advantage to have an ak anymore.
Go buy a couple cases of 300blk and x39 and then come back and tell us more about how there's no advantage.
post 1624684531 12-06-2020, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted By ThisIsMyAlias
Go buy a couple cases of 300blk and x39 and then come back and tell us more about how there's no advantage.
in terms of cost yes for sure (and the AK rounds do have a bit more balistic power too), but if you are going to ping 24/7 no point on running 300blk. just swap on a 556 upper and load up the cheap 223.
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post 1624684871 12-06-2020, 02:17 PM
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