ComradeHX;n2295732 said:What you spew is the actual myth; I have sources, you have nothing.
You're welcome to remain irrelevant by never having any evidence to support your theory.
The bullet having enough energy to kill someone semi (yes, it's not a magical manstopper like fanboys make them out to be, do some research on m80 first) reliably out to 600yds do not contradict the rifle's subpar accuracy in general.
These days everyone figured out how finnicky M14s are, so M14 sits in armory even with modern stock...etc.
Let me have your sources then, just don't send me this crap: http://looserounds.com/2015/01/30/th...he-m14-legend/
But I bet that's your single source right?
Fact is the M14 had basically all of its issues with the stock corrected very early on, and there are plenty a testimony to its accuracy during both the vietnam war as well as in Iraq & Afghanistan. I've fired several std. service M14's and I don't remember one that went above 2 MOA at 200 yards, which is pretty much the average of most WW2 bolt actions, no most went well below at around 1.5 MOA. Heck there's a reason the military decided to convert it into a sniping weapon! In other words, don't believe everything you read in random internet articles.
So no, so far I've only seen fantasy from your end, incl. the odd request for a std. AK47 that shoots as accurately as the std. M16. Sorry but to those of us who operate firearms on a daily basis that's just so ridiculous it begs laughter.
Furthermore that you honestly believe a 7.62 NATO will only "semi reliably" kill someone at 600 yards makes we wonder why I am even bothering right now...
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