In this episode, we welcome back Garry of Guns over Texas. He’s going to share with us a big load from his 13-inch black rifle and tales of well-lubricated prom queens.
We’ll be getting to the bottom of choosing a 30 caliber rifle that’s right for you and other double barreled entendres.
Some of the 30 Caliber Rifle topics discussed:
- What’s the difference between 308 Win and 308 Nato?
- Why did Aaron end up with an FN FAL?
- How did you come to fall in love with the FN FAL?
- What makes the FN FAL so great?
- Why would you make an FAL an SBR (Short Barreled Rifle)?
- What’s the minimum safe barrel length of an FAL?
- How do you get optics on an FN FAL?
- Other 308 Semi-auto rifle options…
- Springfield M1A?
- FN SCAR 17?
- LWRC R.E.P.R.?
- Knights Armament SR 25?
- LaRue Tactical?
- 308 30 caliber semi?
- automatic rifle options?
- How does the 308 stacks up to the AK and when does makes sense?
- How does it compare to the 300 Blackout?
- What are three gun competitions?
- Why would anyone want to do three gun matches?
- What rifles, shotguns, and handguns are popular for three gun.?
Resources:
- Gary on Guns Over Texas Website
- Guns Over Texas on iTunes
- Lauren Wilson’s The Art of Eating through the Zombie Apocalypse
5.56 NATO > pressure .223 Rem
7.62 NATO < pressure .308 Win
Your guest was wrong or mistakenly got that backwards. Many people incorrectly believe that both the 5.56 and 7.62 being military rounds are both higher pressure than the civilian counterparts. Your guest sounded knowledgable but this "fact" was incorrect.