12-16-2017, 04:39 PM
ryeguy Wrote:It's the end of the day and where am I re BFS3.
1) Sitting here mulling over 6.5G muzzle brake options. I dislike muzzle blast more than recoil. Do I need 2 quick accurate shots from a 6.5G or 7.62 NATO under any scenario that a fat old man is liable to encounter? Nope. Work on position, control, & conditioning? Yep, if I'm having fun doing it.
2) Work on 5.56 doubles & more. Maybe even gain some degree of proficiency with an AR15 pistol. I know that will be fun. Hog hunt with one? Not likely but it could happen. Son & grandson just went but I haven't heard how that turned out.
It was good to get some feedback on others ideas and experiences. Thanks, gents.
The biggest thing you need is weight. a light gas gun is just going to buck to much to have accurate shots that quick. you might have some luck with a suppressor. but even on my 18" grendel suppressed, my shot call take a .10 of a second or so. My guess is that you may keep a string in a silhouette but not much more than that. If you get the rifle locked down, and take a single fire shot, see where your optic is aimed when it settles. That's more or less where your next shot is going to land. If you can load up the bipod or bags and muscle the gun under singe fire and keep the reticle close to where you want it, then start sending a burst. That way you can fine tune the muscle memory you need to keep the shots near the center.
I've done a similar drill on a barret 50 cal where once you call your correction you send 6 as fast as you can pull the trigger. It's similar, you just kind of ride the gun and figure out what you need to do to keep it close to the center.
Good luck! Sound like some fun training!