Reject Soy Boy Carbines. Embrace Battle Rifle

[@Mopitz01]

over kill is under rated

[@jonathanmichaelsmith9012]

overkill = winning

[@flopus7]

reject money, embrace 7.62 pricing

[@Tehstampede]

😂😢

[@mfallen6894]

It's twice the price as 5.56, but more than twice the fun! But yeah if you want to run anything other than M80 ball, it hurts the wallet, badly, lol.

[@AlphaOmegaSigma07]

Remember TelaAmmo is just a rebrand of TulaAmmo sold out of Florida by a former Marine. You're still getting top quality lacquered FMJ.

[@IndependentArmz]

7.62 really isn't cost affective these days. Since Biden took over, and did his thing

[@AlphaOmegaSigma07]

@@IndependentArmz It's in the exact same price range as 7.62x39, 5.56 could be more expensive if you are talking about good quality ammo rather than the cheapest 55gr FMJ target practice ammo. Tula Ammo built a new factory across the border and rebranded the name to Tela Ammo, which is imported to Florida by a business owned by a former US Marine. It's good quality lacquered steel FMJ for the range. I still prefer soft point for hunting.

[@skipremacy]

The best thing about AR-10 style guns is that when people ask "what do you need that for?" I can say "this here is my good ole trusty deer huntin' rifle partner"

[@DrtyTreeGuy]

I like to tell em because I can and because I want it end of story.

[@khester7397]

It's for red-coats.

[@skipremacy]

ok hard asses

[@laladoodieincarnate]

Heres an extra cherry on the sundae, theres an AR-10 that takes G-3 magazines which have been around for half a century, they are abundant and widespread which makes them cheap, cheaper than a 20 rd box of .308

[@donald2665]

I reply I need it (what ever "IT is" ) because I like firearms, and wanted to own one (what ever the particular type is.),and because lastly, it is no one else's business what l choose to own.

[@S.Collins]

Iron sight Battle Rifles the conscript experience

[@seanpendleton9289]

1 per fire team

[@silexaurelius]

308 is a baby cartridge now, the real chads use a semi auto 338 LM 🤓

[@allothecheekclapper]

this wimp dont even carry a .50 bmg

[@G36C-556]

Smh, the real biomechanical enchanced soldiers use .50 BMG SMGs on full auto

[@larp-master-carb]

REAL high speed low drag warriors deploy from orbit and use suppressed submachineguns with caseless ammo

[@HDBujutsu1775]

😂😂😂

[@warblerblue]

@@larp-master-carb good one!

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Ayyyy glad you mentioned our boy Chrisky, he's a great dude, looking forward to the stuff y'all do together. Battle Rifle gang!!!!

[@westernoutpost4154]

Man, I miss Chrisky! His content was 🔥

[@josephledl1384]

Chrisky is the reason I now have a rumble account!

[@westernoutpost4154]

@@josephledl1384 I think spell check got ya! LoL

[@RosaParksWasWyt]

@@westernoutpost4154 Chrisky was the 🐐

[@sullygtx9350]

​@@josephledl1384 Same. What other like minded Rumblers would you recommend

[@hoofgripweightlifting6872]

Good stuff. I read some of the hate comments regarding your fitness level and therefore you can easily carry 7.62 rifles. Members of the gun community need to place fitness on par with shooting skills. If you’re not fit, you won’t be able to fight. It’s that simple. Great vid.

[@AR15andGOD]

Chicken rice chicken rice

[@LateNightRewrites]

Bro I run the equivalent of 8 miles a day in full battle rattle in cod, and I can say that you are absolutely correct

[@hoofgripweightlifting6872]

@@LateNightRewrites Yeah, bro. I tell peeps, "Before you spend that 2500 on Daniel Defense, make sure you can at least do 10 pushups." I love guns, and I love Freedom and the gun community. But let's be honest, we cannot do 1776 Part 2 if most Patriots are lardasses. I know you know, bro.

[@LateNightRewrites]

@@hoofgripweightlifting6872 I think you missed my joke, I being dumb, talking about call of duty. In reality I need to get myself back in the dang gym.

[@hoofgripweightlifting6872]

@@LateNightRewrites lmao. I gotcha bro, lol. My son and i are gamers. SO I know.

[@elsuperpollo2273]

I'm a big and tall dude over 6 foot, I love battle rifles with 20 inch barrels, torch light, irons and a minimum of 40 twenty round magazines.

[@ivaniuk123]

In order to be considered a man, you need 40 25 round magazines... so close

[@jakegrube9477]

carrying 40 of any rifle mag is gonna be insanely heavy and frankly a tad unnecessary like 20 to 25 is what some of the macvsog guys carried on the top end

[@nicholasbroadhurst9096]

Gonna make a real tasty loot drop

[@LRRPFco52]

@@jakegrube9477 CCN carried 40+ mags. Trying to carry 10 mags of 7.62x51 is hard enough as it is. It sucks.

[@texaspatriot9159]

The Super Chicken 🐔

[@Holden-McGroin]

My battle rifle, which is my go-to rifle, is an M1A Scout. With red dot, light, and a full mag it weighs 10.5lbs.

[@pakmatherdiverb]

Mine was in a troy mcs chassis

[@Holden-McGroin]

@@pakmatherdiverb I like to keep things light and streamlined. I also don’t like pistol-gripped long guns very much. It is definitely a pita to add optics, lights, and other accessories to the M1A with a traditional stock.

[@yaleebski]

last video: throw away your mlok mid-length and run a carbine length DD this video: throw away your carbine length and embrace battle rifle i want both 💀

[@BlueJeanOperator]

I play both sides, that way I always come out on top. Bump helmets are still effeminate though…

[@yaleebski]

@@BlueJeanOperatori don’t think Lucath got the memo on bump helmets yet lol

[@marcomenabue7717]

​@@BlueJeanOperatori believe in 90s drip and vietnam tigerstripe bandanas

[@stephencooper5040]

Mmmm por que no los dos?

[@tacticalmattfoley]

Next video: ditch the battle rifle and embrace HCAR...

[@Steelcity77]

I've been procrastinating "pulling the trigger" on a 308 forever, I'm definitely likin this one. Thanks for helping me spend $$$

[@DK-wp2rk]

Just bought an upper from bear creek they been on a crazy sale.

[@Steelcity77]

@@DK-wp2rk I bought a 7.5 inch 556 bca for fun and it's a lil monster. The fireballs are epic!🔥

[@Mills141]

In a interview Carlos Hancock said he would carry 100 rounds or 308 in Vietnam. Not sure i could imagine needing more than that but you carry what makes you happy

[@Ranstone]

Bounding, and peeling are two squad tactics that take about 1 mag for 100 yards. If you need to move 500 yards, you need 150 rounds. You do you man. Tactics are changing anyway.

[@willbloodworth2992]

This is why I carry a FAL.

[@danielmdax]

The right arm of the free world

[@darthbaker0247]

The FAL is a pretty goated rifle. Are you running a DSA or something else?

[@notshared2543]

This resurgence in BRs makes me want to go back and watch 2014 TNP videos.

[@Tmarc7665]

I got rid of my AR308 to embrace something lighter. That rifle weighed 12lbs unload. Carrying 3 mags in the vest was too heavy for my aging body. I have settled on the 223/556 because I can carry way more ammo loaded.

[@DrRichMahogany]

Sick. You play hunt showdown? Or just using the music?

[@BlueJeanOperator]

I used to play a bunch. But between 3 kids, a YT channel, and being a full time MilSim West Safari guide, video games have definitely taken a backseat. Felt like the music fit though. If I get back into video games, it’ll be VR. But honestly, Airsoft kinda of scratches that itch for the most part.

[@marcomenabue7717]

​@@BlueJeanOperatorthat is actually an extremely well put answere that makes a lot of sense, not really used to it when talkimg about games lol

[@strongestgamer2501]

@@BlueJeanOperator That's pretty gay

[@falguy]

When you need to change cover into concealment accept nothing less than 308. - a bunch of gun forum signatures in the 2000s. While the AR style battle rifles are excellent, I encourage you to check out other patterns as well like the FAL and G3 because they’re cool AF (even if they are generally less precise). I’m a sucker for battle rifles myself, hope this one works out for you.

[@constantinethecataphract5949]

AR-10's have better recoil management due to the buffer tube. Making them lighter, softer shooting and more accurate.

[@randomizerteleviewage307]

Agreed, I've been running my G3 platform from PTR a little under two years now in all sorts of training events, run and guns, and two gun competitions filled to the brim with AR platforms in both 5.56 and 308. And it doesn't seem to matter, be it rain, mud, snow, sand or shine, it keeps up just fine. Train long and hard enough on something and you can run it just as effectively, if not moreso than a lot of the newer cool guy stuff people tend to gravitate towards nowadays thinking they can buy their way into becoming a skilled shooter. (Not that I'm implying everybody who buys that stuff is utterly incompetent or anything, there are people with that stuff who are leagues above what I'll ever be, but my point is that they actually trained to reach that level of skill instead of arguing semantics on platforms, gear, etc. online with strangers.)

[@Token_Black_Guy]

I liked the fal cause of cod

[@JohnnyBGoode215]

I love my G3 and Fal rifles. Battle proven and plenty of spare parts available. My go to is a G3K. The G3 is the only rifle that continues to run without an extractor, because of the fluted chamber. It's fully floated barrel allows for moa accuracy with good ammo. The Spuhr stock, heavy buffer, and decent compensator mitigates recoil to equal AR10 levels, if that's a concern. I've owned G3 and Fal rifles since the mid 1980's and have never found recoil to be an issue. The fact that they run without problem in any situation is of primary concern to me.

[@cloaksforswords]

I just trimmed the front of the cheek riser off and rounded off the edges with sandpaper to allow clearance for the charging handle. There's a lot of unnecessary excess material on the front of that riser.

[@Mayday4715]

That’s for the heads up was wondering where Christy went

[@Mayday4715]

*Thanks

[@thoughtlessroamer]

BRO LOOK AT THEM SKINNY LITTLE LEGS, HES TURNING INTO TREX ARMS 😂😂😂

[@TexasNationalist1836]

💀💀

[@SuperVonKiller]

😂

[@smileydog5941]

Why did I read that in the heckling Mexican voice from the 3 Amigos buttercup scene. “HA! Look at his little sissy gun!”

[@bentuovila5296]

That hit harder than the 308s.

[@charlesl5226]

Haha but will still smoke check all the vibes out of you before you can even come up with your next witty response.

[@0BoUnTy0]

the hunt sound track goes so hard

[@sorryociffer]

I just reject rifles with barrels less than 20”. Problem solved.

[@lithium1770]

😢

[@officecomputer8887]

how do you get likes on red it?

[@sorryociffer]

@@officecomputer8887 Reddit is just a humor website. Do what works for you, not those jokers.

[@ivaniuk123]

It's not the size of your barrel, it's how you use it.

[@Shaddowbanned]

My wife does the same

[@nicholasthroop5394]

As a regular citizen, I place a high value on utility. A cartridge that works “ok” for everything is better for me than one that has limited practical use. That said, if I can bag a rabbit AND a cow with it, that works.

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

For a civilian application, the battle rifle is often the more pragmatic solution. There really isn't a scenario where a civilian is going to go looking to become decisively engaged in a protracted gunfight. Absent supporting fires and accompanied only by friends and family, it is always going to be in our best interest to avoid conventional infantry action. Instead, we should emulate scout and recon units, remaining undetected and avoiding contact to the extent it is possible, and refusing to lose the initiative when not possible. Quality is more important than quantity, because volume is fine, but accuracy backed by ass is final. The only gunfights won as a civilian are the ones we avoid, but if forced to fight, hit them hard and get out. A 16 inch AR-10 is about perfect for such applications as it offers ergonomics and manual of arms many Americans are familiar with, good accuracy and reliability, and a ready supply of parts and accessories that allow it to be configured as needed. Likewise, the .308 is a near perfect match for this role; it is an efficient case that does well from shorter barrels, it packs a big enough punch to not require a lot of velocity to be terminally effective, can cleanly take all North American game, provides excellent range, and is readily available in quantities that allow it to be trained with and stockpiled.

[@Watchdog_UFOtestpilot]

Perfectly stated sir.

[@Chuck_Stick]

This post sounds exactly like the monologues I use to justify my 308 battle rifle build. It was my first, and is still my favorite all around system. My older brother was in the Marines in Desert Shield and Desert Storm as a part of 2/3. When I was considering what to get as my first AR style rifle, he just said, "Get a 308 battle rifle...it's the king of battle".

[@terrarecon]

As a now private citizen who is a prior serving Marine. I agree with everything. My first AR was an AR-10 for these very reasons including the part about converting use to taking game as needed.

[@HaiLHaiLHaiLo]

Civilians certainly need more long range capability. 500 yards and more.

[@TastyBadger]

Few will embrace this reply. Great comment.

[@sonar357]

I wouldn't call the 7.62x39 a "varmint" round. "Intermediate" yes, it can take deer seized game, easily. But, yeah, those others, good food urban combat. But, out in the boonies, they start loosing their edge when the ranges start pushing.

[@georgewhitworth9742]

Even then, they're good against soft targets out to 300, so about how far you'd want to engage anyways

[@Cappyfrags]

I think he was being a bit facetious there and having some fun when he said that. It’s a bit.

[@ad41340]

Sounded like a joke to me

[@dreadnaughttactical]

Calling a 7.62x39 round a "fake big boy round" is actually an Oxymoron.. since technically speaking.. the Soviet made 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R are the ONLY .30 caliber projectiles that measure .310 - .312 diameter when all others like .30 carbine.. 7.52x51.. .300 Blk.. 30-06.. 300Win Mag.. 30-30.. and all other .30 calibers made in North America measure only .308 diameter.. so which one is really the "big boy round"..? A longer case and more powder only gives you faster speeds and longer distances.. but bullet size is bullet size.. and the Soviets understood this.

[@ThrashTillDeth85]

I'm just glad the modern Battle Rifle concept on the civilian side is spreading, I told it to Chrisky and at first he mocked it, then he tried it and liked it. I truly do think for civilians it has more usage than an AR15(not that those are bad, it's just 308 and 6.5 creedmoor I feel are better for civilians). And in the case of a 16in 308 people forget the Scar 17 has exactly that, and no one has questioned the Scars combat effectiveness

[@coltonowens2742]

16 inch is the single most slept on length for 308. Its just damn perfect for carbine type stuff. You can find people making hits out to 800 with little trouble.

[@georgewhitworth9742]

I kinda debate that idea, almost exclusively because of the price of the ammo itself. 7.62 ain't cheap. Other things I'm not a fan of is the confusing-at-first aspect of AR10 compatability, or lack thereof. Which uppers can fit which lowers, AR10 vs. LR-308, DPMS Gen II vs Gen III... As well as the 6.5 Grendel/6mm ARC offer near identical ballistics and prices without having to switch entire platforms, just simply swap uppers. As for the SCAR point, SCAR's themselves are a tad overrated, imo. Especially for the asking price. They tend to have weird issues like triple feed and stuck casings in the upper area. I think the battle rifle concept is a good one for limited/optional use. If you had to grab one gun for when things go down, an AR10-ish system is a pretty nice one to have for patrols, hunting, DMR-ish roles, up-armored combatents, etc. But for most civvies, even in most realistic scenerios, the AR-15 is the most practical rifle one can have, while the AR-10 is second place, mostly to cost associated to running one.

[@coltonowens2742]

@@georgewhitworth9742 It absolutely takes way more work to get an AR-10 going. I spent a good while learning the differences between AR-10, LR-308 etc etc. The receiver compatibility isn't even the biggest hurdle. Gas port location changes are also a factor, and that might be one of the biggest reasons homebrew rifles don't run right. Manufactures will make a barrel "LR-308 spec", (also called dpms) but then place the gas port on the true AR-10 spec location. A good old AR-15 is the better set it and forget it solution for sure.

[@Token_Black_Guy]

​@KnightOfDoom1 you can make an ar full auto very ez

[@herknorth8691]

I recently found a bunch of three-oh-hate at the gat show for about $0.43/rd. Sadly, that's about what 556 goes for anymore.

[@MrPureblindman]

You must join the G3 gang. Become the roller lock lad you yearn to be.

[@xXDaReasonXx]

Someone get this man a primary arms sponsorship. He needs the Micro 5x and their dot mount system.

[@rosscoeradio3741]

He doesn’t have a cool shed with a window to shoot out the back of. Gotta have good shed.

[@xXDaReasonXx]

seems to be part of the process@@rosscoeradio3741

[@strongestgamer2501]

Sponsoring these kinds of larpers would make you lose money

[@NP-ek7dl]

Adam Arms - pretty good, great piston system. Love that HUNT name drop - good on you ! 308 is KING !

[@Watchdog_UFOtestpilot]

I set up a DD5v3 7.62 as my “one rifle”. I don’t own a 5.56, I won’t buy another 5.56. It is roughly 15lbs all-in. It works for me, for everything. I can train, hunt, compete, protect, defend, take out predators, etc.

[@logjammin084]

I bought a DD5v4 in 6.5 and was thinking of buying the v3 308 upper for it. You think it would be wise investment? My thinking is along the lines yours is, a do it all. Reason I went with the 6.5 was it was a good sale and 6.5 was more abundant around me than 308 at the time. Now there’s more 308 on the shelves when I swing through hahaha

[@Watchdog_UFOtestpilot]

@@logjammin084 I believe it is a great investment, but I’m obviously biased. .308 is a great round from 300-800, and it can do well below, and a bit above out of a 16”. I don’t think you’d ever be disappointed. Now, the boys with all the 5.56 10.3” builds, they’re going to be in for surprises if the world pops off, because obvious reasons.

[@theblindsniper9130]

Love the hunt showdown intro. I am to the point in my channel where I am thinking I should get a modern battle rifle.

[@Deterrent-xz5zz]

0:10 if your going to play this music you got to use a lever action 😂

[@Veldtian1]

finally the cryptid channel guntuber cross-over I've been looking for, beware the Skunk Apes and Lizard Man lurking in your neck of the woods too, they're not to be trifled with either.

[@CowpokeChris]

I hear the Zastava M77 is a good Ak family alternative for anyone wondering. I’ve been battling the urge to buy a BR and that one is on my radar.

[@PistolsPlayground]

I've got two M77s, they're fucking awesome. I highly recommend them, my neighbor liked mine so much he went out and bought one. He loves his too.

[@telelkhajiit7910]

When the pistol brace 'rules' became a thing i went out to get a bullpup to replace my ak pistol. I ended up getting a tavor 7 as i also wanted something easier to manouver than my c308 (g3 clone). Threw a silencerco flashider a d blast can. Then got a 3rd party grip with a trigger guard and a spot for the t21 bipod thing. Oh plus a acss red dot with a 3x magnifier. Last week it took its first Aoudad. A straight shot through lungs and heart. Ive also handed it to gun newbs and had the. Ringing steel at 300 yards after a couple shots. Needless to say I'm happy with my 'battle' rifle even if i didnt get the 5.56 bulpup I orginally wanted.

[@Anotsu01]

Just hack saw off an inch from that cheek riser job done. Great work as always. Keep bringing the 3,0, hate.

[@TTP719]

There is alot to consider with the decision to carry the AR platform in .308 Weight, ammo limitations your physical size, structure parts availability etc.... In an exended fire fight 308 will kick your ass. Wouldn't be my first choice for a battle rifle.

[@georgewhitworth9742]

Exactly, battle rifles imo should be used by ranchers and hunters, those in a more specialty role and who can afford to train with .308 practice.

[@Korruptor]

The role of the militia or the civilian isn't knocking doors or walking into ambushes, its picking the time and place. 308 lets you do that at range, skirmisher and harassment tactics. Most ranchers, unless they are in bear country, are well served with an AR15 platform, as the most worrisome varmint is usually two-legged.

[@markwarner8863]

Great show. I absolutely love my Aero Precision M5. Shoots sub MOA with zero malfunctions.

[@coaklandva]

"Soy Boy Carbines" 🤣 Quite possibly one of the best titles I've seen on the internet.

[@JacketedHP90]

When it comes to your cheek rise - IIRC you can either flip it around or trim. Hope this helps.

[@FlannelOpossum]

Love the amount of satire and sarcasm in the intro. I (six feet at one-sixty hitting the gym five days a week) grew up shooting nothing smaller than good old three-oh-hate. However I do enjoy my carbine cartridges very much. Granted I absolutely refuse to use 5.56 past 400 meters. Your mileage may vary. Gimme a battle rifle though and I am always on target faster and with better groupings. Don't know why. You would think I would be more accurate with something with little to no recoil. However Your setup with no experience with battle rifles is actually solid. Like the carbine/AR15 they are always evolving especially to the wants of the individual. I run hybrid flash/comps on all my battle rifles but all my carbines are running closed tine style flash hiders. My OSW is my absolute favorite battle rifle right now. I highly advise getting a muzzle brake for it before you take it to the range. Learned that the hard way. Beat me like a redheaded step child and ate every dot I had including my eotech. Never knew you were a ranger before this as I've only heard of you in passing. I am the farthest thing from a combat AFSC and as you were a (technically) special forces MOS I would defer to your initial impulse.

[@sterlinghall2110]

SC Irregulars makes a sweet cheek riser that solves the problem the magpul riser has. Very much worth it

[@JohnZ556]

POF Revolution and SCAR17 NRCH gang passing by. Stay strong brotha!

[@williamneal7210]

Cryptids.never know when they're coming for you or where you might come across one, and nothing is more off putting then wandering into the toilet, early in the morning, lifting the lid, and realizing, in the water, yup, it's "Nessie" Hate it man!!

[@johnwells6877]

Just wait till he finds out about the .308 AK

[@jrfrisella2710]

That Hunt Showdown music goes hard.

[@unlawfulpatriot7424]

Just because you have a .308 rifle doesn’t make it a “Battle Rifle” embrace the FAL or PTR91

[@FebiMaster]

Whats the differrence? they shoot the same round

[@ExcitedSolarSystem-jr2rn]

Yea he dosnt make any sense. He voted for kamilla​@@FebiMaster

[@JimmyJohn-c5m]

@@FebiMasterFALS are sexy that’s the difference

[@Pompomgrenade]

Adams Arms 👍🏾 Can't go wrong

[@Korruptor]

What you want for the reciprocating cheek riser is the LaRue Tactical RISR.

[@rambler8870]

Once I finish what I'm currently rabbit-holing on, something like this is going to be my next project. I have quite a few rifles, but, only one 30Hate, and it's a bolt gun. So, gotta fix that. Not to mention, making the wife roll her eyes when she asks "have you always had that one?" is always a good time. 👀😎

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

We have issues with Eldridge horrors in Texas known as hybrids. Nasty crossbreeds of Russian Razorbacks and American Boars. We’re the state of everything’s bigger, and the pigs are no exception.

[@therealcupofjoe2210]

Fun fact, it .308 will chamber 7.62x51. While 7.62x51 might have slightly less powder, the bullet itself is constructed differently, and is found to penetrate steel *slightly* better than .308. .308=distance, 7.62=penetration/cost effectiveness 🤌💯

[@nailgunsniper]

Just when I thought I was recovering from my black rifle addiction, BJO just had to come out with this. Where is my AR10 vise block?!

[@8RedBear5]

I didn't know Hornady made Critical Defense round in .308. Found a box for about $41 the other day and I came to a realization as I was loading those 20 rounds into a magazine. I would have to be properly angry at some one to start throwing $2+ rounds down range. I'm just glad to see the return of the "heavy" rifles, got a IWI Galil Ace G2 308 myself.

[@LRRPFco52]

Somebody in 2030: “I remember the days of $2/rd. I should have stacked my ammo fort deep back then......🥲😰😭."

[@joquin4618]

That galil in 308 is just so 🤌👍

[@Dissension249]

Former 13B20 here who uses an ar-10. Your setup is like how we used to run our M4’s. I can tell you’re doing the KISS method well. My at-10 has a 18’ barrel and is set up for more of a dmr role but can be employed as a battle rifle. I run a 4-14 acss hud dmr scope with a 3moa Sig Romeo op mod on the left hand side 45 degree which is zeroed at 300 yards. Gas with the ar-10’s as you pointed out are quite finicky based on load so I run a rifle speed tool less adjustable gas system that I can turn on the dime if needed. Solid build bro

[@LeadFarmer_84]

I myself have Heffalumps and Woozles to deal with in my woods. 😮‍💨

[@PistolsPlayground]

I love my M77, I've got mine setup as a battle rifle, EOtech EXPS3 and G45 5x magnifier, and it's one bad ass beast!

[@ThisHandleIsntAvailableTryANew]

Im running a Christensen Arms AR10 chambered in .308 with a Leupold Mark 5HD 2-10 with an Arisaka offset mount with a Trijicon SRO and a Surefire Scoutlight Pro Turbo on the front. Shopping around for a thermal at the moment.

[@Korruptor]

You, my man, are _serious._ Personally, an Aero frame with a 20" Wilson Combat barrel, topped by a PA GLx 4-16x R-Grid 2B, in a 20MOA mount, with a piggyback Holosun 507C x2 for just in case, Scoutlight Pro DF Turbo out front, Cryptic Coatings Black BCG, and for the drip, a Hera Arms CQR stock, in black and tans. =)

[@justbmx8427]

bro the intro song is on point!

[@geneotrexler8246]

Farmers almanac does forcast that the rougarou will be numerous & hungry this year .

[@Scott_Buchanan]

“Autist” is the new Reta*d, it’ll be frowned upon in 10 years, I’m here for it though 😂

[@louiemorris9598]

Welcome to the club. Don't fix what is not broken. Look into the Springfield Armory M1A Scout. I run a 1-6 LPVO. I changed the bolt catch which will operate like an AR-15 now. And add a larger mag release paddle. On the Scout rail is where I attached the flashlight at a 45° angle. That system has been in service for a long time. That's IF I HAD ONE.

[@zachhindenach2997]

Good video nice simple set up too boot. I had a ptr 91 18 inch with tanker muzzle break short grip up front and holosun red dot. Really smooth setup

[@cej3940]

Dude you brought back so much pain and happiness with that Port Sulphur opening song (Song in Hunt Showdown, fun game if you like nolifing like mad lol)

[@gator7082]

I can hear the mental jiu jitsu going on throughout the country on this one. Dudes are always looking for that next dopamine hit.

[@getyourgnarlon]

Indeed, and repress all of the rationalizations that built the last dopamine hits. The tubes are so good a creating mass schizophrenia.

[@PaddyInf]

I wouldn't stress about a 16" tube on a .308. The Brits have been using LMTs with 16" pipes as sharpshooter rifles for years with excellent results. They've even been pressed into the sniper role due to .338 ammo issues taking the L115 out for a while.

[@foodistzen]

LMT is top of the line stuff though

[@originalpastaman5470]

Honestly you're better off in a guerrilla sense with battle rifles to enable yourself to execute far ambushes which is essentially the bread and butter of insurgent warfare where you are unable to decisively engage the enemy. Well that and the good old fashioned Irish good morning.

[@edbecka233]

Best reply thus far.

[@cornfedchris1]

I know I’m late but the larue cheek riser for the ctr is the best one out there. It slides along the stock to allow you to pull the CH all the way back. You’re welcome in advance!

[@averageamerican2683]

Blue Jean and Risky in the best Carolina aaaand rockin 30 cal!? I love this adopted home.

[@Agreaves11]

Check out the Larue RISR cheek riser. It reciprocates with the charging handle

[@westernoutpost4154]

3-0-Hate 😂 thats awesome! I have a 20" STG-58 FAL and LaRue tOBR, but both are pretty heavy and picked up a SCAR H a while back. Hated the SCAR for years, but now its like my favorite rifle, fairly light and super accurate. At least at the moment its my "go to" battle rifle/DMR its totally over priced, but I love it!

[@wolfgang_h3t]

I'm hoping the SCAR gets a 'second life' so to speak when the patent expires, especially the 5.56 ones. I love mine, but FN really holds them back with their prices, lack of replacement parts etc

[@robertmcconnell8398]

308 is a banger. She’ll drop a moose, bear or any human if her way.

[@cpvsgvmnt2116]

Vid stuck buffering @4:30. Anyone else having this issue? FU KZbin.. I don't care how long it takes.. I'm seeing this vid to rhe end !

[@choke666]

I have a Stag .308, and most recently the MCX Spear in 7.62×51. I agree with another comment i saw; if you're 6'2 and 220lb then a battle rifle is equivalent to a typical AR 5.56 for ppl of smaller stature. The Spear is a pig beast though.. no denying it. A good brake or supressor tames the beast within. Thankyou for the vid. Salute.🫡 😈💥💥💥

[@chrisstandingbear1947]

I did NOT expect the Hunt: Showdown theme music at the beginning, it's my favorite PC game it's all I play, lol!

[@NavySooner]

16” is fine for the CSASS soooooo Also, I always turn the Magpul risers around. Small lip off the back but it works fine for me.

[@JDPacka]

Got a good laugh when you mentioned Chrisky, if I ever had to leave AK Appalachistan would be pretty tempting. Low key hoping to get yelled at by you at Shali.

[@FargoFX]

9mm double tap? Nah, .308 quadruple tap just to be sure. 0:54

[@BSF1911]

I do heavy. Heavy is gooood…. M240 heavy preferred, but I settle for AR10 heavy… for now. Although… the REAPR may just be the ticket.

[@Token_Black_Guy]

Looks pretty based but I'm to poor for that one

[@jaytowne8016]

MTMILITIAMAN7.62 raises an excellent set of points as to how civilian use favors battle rifle philosophy....in add on to what he said a civilian in the situation likely to develop will often involve an enemy using vehicles, not armored vehicles....the .308 round can really make a difference engaging vehicle borne adversaries. Urban action as well, walls and masonry don't hold up to .308 well. Another part of the formula. Great video.

[@1robertcourtney]

Crazy thought bro, is your cheek riser on backwards? You said it interferes with the charging handle, but if it is a GBRS which it looks like, if it were turned around it should not have that same interference.

[@buff34x]

LaRue makes a cheek riser for the magpul stock that allows for the charging of an AR regardless of the stock's position.

[@WMoney-k8k]

Wendigo!? Dogman!? Chupacabra!? Skinwalkers!? Groundhogs!? You're gonna need a bigger boat!!!

[@Jason-iz6ob]

I’ve had an M14 since high school. When you could still get a Chinese M14 for 450 bucks. And I’ve had a PTR91 for a few years. But I built a 16” AR-10ish last year. It’s amazing. The only real downside over a 5.56 is the ammo weight. And if you’re carrying anything less than a combat load, like just about everybody, that’s not really an issue.

[@woodsghost9088]

"You can find ammo at Walmart" is not actually a valid argument. You need to have stuff stashed. If you don't have it on hand, you don't have it. People who plan to buy ammo at Walmart have to hope their friends have some set back some place. I get people will buy a box or 2 every payday. I'm totally for that. I'm against people who assume "when stuff kicks off I'll go to Walmart and stock up."

[@Southerly93]

After getting an SU-16C with a micro red dot just to have a set up that is 6.5 lbs loaded, now this video makes me want to lug around something stupidly heavy

[@Tehstampede]

Buying an AR10 platform was a win-win; it made me get into better shape in order to carry that thing around lol

[@garrettzkool63]

cool gun. but ill stick with a weapon system that can be shot rapidly, accurately, and most of all, affordably. Carry 500 rounds of 308 and see how you feel. (im coping because 762 nato and .30-06 is fucking pricey rn)

[@jonc2914]

If shtf, and you intend on getting in many gunfights... your arent going to love very long.

[@georgewhitworth9742]

Thank you, not everyone is living off retirement money right now.

[@edbecka233]

Consider a linear comp for that rifle. I have one on my M5 build and I wouldn't take for it.

[@VintageBarbieDoll]

Wow I like the begging of the video. I really want that one so got that top of my list thank you

[@KingCobra66]

About to be going the same. Looking at getting the Ruger SR762, a .308 piston AR.

[@johnchapin17]

I think it’s larue tactical but there’s a cheek riser that’s on springs so it can move with the charging handle if the stock is collapsed. I have no personal experience with it but I think it was the one Christian Craighead had on his rifle maybe check that out if you still want a riser

[@Korruptor]

LaRue Tactical RISR.

[@scaldedape6213]

Speaking of the soy epidemic, I encourage you all to get your T levels tested, to lift weights and to embrace hate.

[@richardescareno2433]

Primary arms dude is the bomb on prism scope with ACSS reticle. A B5 precision stock might be the answer. Medium for a AR-10, short for a AR-15, & long for a side changing rifle like a zastava m77 308win.

[@mattj.7756]

I can only imagine that how the USA decided that .308 was an ideal caliber for a battle rifle was “if it can stop a deer, it can stop a man.”

[@battle1904]

I got a Palmetto State Armory AR10 with A2 style furniture with fixed stock and fixed front iron sight with a 20" barrel, almost looks like an M16 which is dope. I attached a carry handle from Armalite and ordered a carry handle picatinny rail from Leupold. I am planning to put a TA11 Acog with a crosshair reticle LED (keeping it simple). As well as using 550 cord to tie a girth hitch on the bottom of the buttstock leading to a square knot on top of the buttstock then duck tape the sides of the 550 (retro style) so I can attach my sling to the top of the stock. The reason why I like the carry handle out of anything else is because how easy it is to get to the iron sight without having to take any optics off. If you really want to, you can still have an lpvo or an mpvo on top of that carry handle as well, just make sure you have the proper mount. Everyone has there flavor of how they want to set up their weapons. Don't feel discourage because others might look and think your weird for doing it, they will not be there for you when your life depends on it because at the end of the day its just you and your weapon with those you care about around you.

[@moicus29]

There is a cheek riser that goes backwards with the charging handle as you pull it for AR style stocks. Can't remember name or price. Your welcome.

[@BarnDoor-won5ve]

For my first ar in 2003, I got a "some brand" cheeck riser at a gun show because i had a ncstar 4x optic mounted on top the carry handle. This riser was made to come up and over extend8ng toward the rifle to allow for more surface area for the face while also leaving a void specifically allowing the changing handle use while the stock was collapsed. It pleases me to see over 20 years later, optic risers the height of an optic on a carry handle and cheek risers are becoming trendy once more after all the trash talked for not having a cool new "flat top receiver and quad rail." 😂😂😂😂

[@adammcelwee8492]

What backpack are you using? Looks practically slick and out of the way!