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Ordnance-Corner for UFies by DesertRat662009-10-26 09:34:47
  Two Guns One Caliber by DesertRat662009-10-26 09:36:18
    .223 ; Kel tec PLR-16 handgun, and a SIG-556 rifle by veran2009-10-26 11:36:25
      Calling a plr-16 a "pistol" (to me at least) by Classic_Jon2009-10-26 11:48:41
        The same could be said about by veran2009-10-26 12:29:31
          I see your point but, a 454, 500 etc by Classic_Jon2009-10-26 12:55:47
            Me, I'd go for it. by veran2009-10-26 13:07:26
              yep, more than likely a small hole in and out by Classic_Jon2009-10-26 13:25:10
                They are available with a soft point. (n/t) by veran2009-10-26 13:48:37
                  Nosler partition. by veran2009-10-26 13:51:54
                    If you want to use it, go ahead, I will by Classic_Jon 2009-10-26 13:58:02
stick with something with a more proven large game stopping record, not to mention something I can fire more accurately and with a follow up shot as necessary.

Knowing people who have an AR-pistol and have shot it, they don't recommend it in place of a "real pistol." Again, the only reason it is considered a "pistol" is ATF laws, no other reason.
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                      That's what the SIG 556 is for. by veran2009-10-26 14:36:28
                        I am not going to get you past the by Classic_Jon2009-10-26 14:47:24
                          Neato makes the world go around. by veran2009-10-26 15:09:29
                            then I would have one to cover the other by Classic_Jon2009-10-26 15:13:59
                              Two guns, one caliber. by veran2009-10-26 15:18:49

 

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