Same. Very difficult to get an ar-10 under 11lbs with loadout. However, if society completely melts it in 308 (and only 308) will be what's thrown over my shoulder.

2 ar 15s in 5.56 and 2 in 7.62x39, long range here at the ranch is about 200 yds. on any shot due to weeds and too much growth to be able to see much farther.

in 5.56 I use the 62 gr. green tip for hogs, it does a very nice job in killin em.

7.62x39 I built for ammo costs and again, I don't have to shoot long here as most of my shots are 150 yds. or less and either caliber will do that well.

Here's my 10T in 308.



And my Tikka CTR in 260



And my Tikka T3X Varmint in 223



And finally, if I really want to reach out past a mile I can always grab my friend's 50 BMG



I have another target 260 that I built but the only pic I have of it is my GF shooting it at 500 yards.

I'll bet that Tika T3X loves some 77 grain bullets. Assuming it is a 1 and 7 twist.

Yall should all send one of your guns to Meth Geek and have him do a YouTube review,and tell you how unreliable they are.

I had to research that a little. AWESOME !! I'd love to have one.

I might can make that arrangement happen....

My long range rifle is an older Remington 700 heavy barrel in 308 with a Simmons 6-18x scope. Synthetic stock, floated barrel. Will post photos when I can get good light.

As the old AT&T commercials used to say "reach out and touch someone ..."

Man ya'll remember back when it wasn't any big deal to go shoot several hundred rounds out of a few guns from the safe?

Yep, I remember those days. I still shoot a lot, but not as much as I was a couple of years ago.

I used to have pics like those above until I sold out to Bob in the white van out in the parking lot of the Wal Marx.

His and hers win mod 70 243wssm
Head shots only!

The GOAT

308 on a Weatherby Vanguard with a Vortex Razor HD, we have a 500 yard range here that I go to on occasion, but don't do much long range shooting. Killed a pronghorn at 500 yards +/- in Wyoming a couple years ago, that was neat.

All mine fell into the lake.