Need Help Deciding

[dougiemac]

Need some help making a decision...

Do I buy the Nightforce NXS 5.5-22X50 NP-R2 optic that's for sale on here for my Remington 700 308?

or
Do I get a number 10 of 10 special edition Rifle Dynamics AK47 a buddy of mine is selling?



Decisions decisions...

 

[Woodstock]

Party boat, of course

 

[Laufen]

The AK. The scope is a liability, the AK an investment (potentially)................. if you're looking for a clinical answer.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

I may know someone with a couple quality FFP mil/mil scopes that would sell one to you for a good price

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

And quality glass is never a liability. Hard to choot what you can't see

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

And unless you are doing strictly bench rest shooting, you should go first focal plane for that cash.

 

[Laufen]

And quality glass is never a liability. Hard to choot what you can't see

Of course it is. It stands almost no chance of ever gaining value. That qualifies it as a personal liability, not an investment. I'm talking from a strictly financial point of view here.

 

[LXHunter]

Party boat.

 

[1776]

boat

 

[War Paint]

NF if you can't see it you can't hit it.

 

[AtlMedic]

The rifle, scopes will alway be able to be bought. Depending on how things go in November the AK will be harder and more expensive to buy.

If I had some extra coin and was otherwise set with guns, id put that money toward ammo, mags, and maybe a few cheap lowers.

 

[Leshaire]

AK since its not something youre likely going to come across again. The scope can be had whenever.

 

[Wallace]

It depends on what you want to do more. If you are just going to ge the optic, mount it, and stick the rifle back in the safe, get the AK. Hell, even if you going to shoot but only going out to 1-300 yards, get the AK.

If you really want to get into precision shooting and get out to some good distance, get the NF.

Rob Sheppers class @TruPrep this past Saturday was fantastic. So so much info on optics. After that class, I have settled on NF for the money, as well as MOA turrets/reticle and SFP.

 

[Red Dawn]

Spray and pray get the AK and have more follow up shots in reserves. Ammo is cheaper so you can buy more of it to stock pile. Good investment.

 

[LethalEdge]

#10/10 gets my vote.

 

[Hayata]

Boat...so you can lose the rifle...that had the scope.

So when you buy the boat could you forward the lead to me on the AK?

 

[dougiemac]

Boat...so you can lose the rifle...that had the scope.

So when you buy the boat could you forward the lead to me on the AK?

Ha! I'm leaning to get the AK and sell the Remington 700. And screw long distance stuff.

 

[dougiemac]

It depends on what you want to do more. If you are just going to ge the optic, mount it, and stick the rifle back in the safe, get the AK. Hell, even if you going to shoot but only going out to 1-300 yards, get the AK.

If you really want to get into precision shooting and get out to some good distance, get the NF.

Rob Sheppers class @TruPrep this past Saturday was fantastic. So so much info on optics. After that class, I have settled on NF for the money, as well as MOA turrets/reticle and SFP.

Do you need a brand new Remington 700?

 

[dial1911]

Ha! I'm leaning to get the AK and sell the Remington 700. And screw long distance stuff.

Remmy 700 in .308 you say??

 

[dougiemac]

Remmy 700 in .308 you say??

Yup! With a sweet expensive bipod and some match grade Ammo.