I just bought this weapon, i wanted to know if i could get some info on who the best dealers are for aftermarket parts and scopes, i dont want no cheap ass shit u know lol, i plan on shooting up to 500-1000 yards, also what would be a great grain and product of the .308 caliber, thanks
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DPMS Panther LR .308
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Re: DPMS Panther LR .308
This thread has fail written all over it.
I think you should check out AR15.com they have what you seek.
This thread has fail written all over it.
I think you should check out AR15.com they have what you seek.
Re: DPMS Panther LR .308
I will be the nice guy and just say this, before asking questions here on the Hide please try searching a little bit and reading past threads in this forum, you will find what you seek.
I will be the nice guy and just say this, before asking questions here on the Hide please try searching a little bit and reading past threads in this forum, you will find what you seek.
Re: DPMS Panther LR .308
Popcorn is in the microwave...
In all seriousness, if you couldnt find anything by just using Google for this weapon platform, then you need to learn how to use the internet. I would say next to the AR-15 and Remington 700, the AR-10 platform has a fairly large aftermarket.
Popcorn is in the microwave...
In all seriousness, if you couldnt find anything by just using Google for this weapon platform, then you need to learn how to use the internet. I would say next to the AR-15 and Remington 700, the AR-10 platform has a fairly large aftermarket.
Re: DPMS Panther LR .308
chek out Counter Sniper they kicksome ass figured id let u kno where the gud shyt is (no cheap ass shit 4 u, u kno LOL)
chek out Counter Sniper they kicksome ass figured id let u kno where the gud shyt is (no cheap ass shit 4 u, u kno LOL)
Re: DPMS Panther LR .308
I know I'm new to this forum, but I'm not new to shooting. I feel fairly confident in saying that if you aren't aware of some basic loads for a caliber as common as .308, you should probably not be worrying about shooting at 500 yards, definitely not 1000. I would stick to making sure you can get good groups at 100 or less first. Learn good trigger control and natural point of aim. Also practice some dry firing drills with snap caps to see just how bad your trigger flinch really is.
That said, a CLASSIC .308 round for 300 yards or less is a 168 grain Sierra or similar match bullet with a good powder, such as Varget. If you insist on shooting 500 yards and beyond, consider a 175 grain. People have also been having good luck with 155 grain bullets.
As I'm sure you're gathering from the responses to your post, responsible gun owners don't like it when people walk in and act like cowboys. People who act irresponsible give a bad name to the thousands of responsible gun owners out there. Not saying this is you, but just be careful what you say and how you say it, particularly in public.
I know I'm new to this forum, but I'm not new to shooting. I feel fairly confident in saying that if you aren't aware of some basic loads for a caliber as common as .308, you should probably not be worrying about shooting at 500 yards, definitely not 1000. I would stick to making sure you can get good groups at 100 or less first. Learn good trigger control and natural point of aim. Also practice some dry firing drills with snap caps to see just how bad your trigger flinch really is.
That said, a CLASSIC .308 round for 300 yards or less is a 168 grain Sierra or similar match bullet with a good powder, such as Varget. If you insist on shooting 500 yards and beyond, consider a 175 grain. People have also been having good luck with 155 grain bullets.
As I'm sure you're gathering from the responses to your post, responsible gun owners don't like it when people walk in and act like cowboys. People who act irresponsible give a bad name to the thousands of responsible gun owners out there. Not saying this is you, but just be careful what you say and how you say it, particularly in public.
