Cheytac m200

[DavidWOwens]

Where would you be able to shoot one in this state? Are they worth the investment? I'm guessing reloading/loading is the only way to shoot it and not require a mortgage for your ammo? Anybody have experience with it?

 

[MoBoost]

To get this thread going: you might want to talk about your crawling experience, before getting help on flying ...

 

[daugbl5]

I have a buddy in New Mexico that bought one 4 or 5 years ago. He reloads and its still like 7 dollars a bullet dont quote me on that..
Very awesome! You can buy one for 7K i believe

 

[DavidWOwens]

I have a buddy in New Mexico that bought one 4 or 5 years ago. He reloads and its still like 7 dollars a bullet dont quote me on that..
Very awesome! You can buy one for 7K i believe

Hmmm i may have to start saving some quarters

 

[udiablo]

Yes you could shoot it.

As far as "investment", it's not an inexpensive weapon to buy or feed.

Unless you have a need for one (which, let's face it, very few do), and I'm betting you do not or you wouldn't have asked, consider spending far less money on something you can afford to practice with regularly.

 

[MrShooter]

People of OSA need to see credentials before you speak about a rifle of the caliber. Lol

 

[DavidWOwens]

People of OSA need to see credentials before you speak about a rifle of the caliber. Lol

No joke right

 

[Norman]

Something tells me if you have to ask this, you'd be better served buying a Savage, Remington or maybe Sako in a common caliber. Like Moboost said, crawl then walk.

 

[DavidWOwens]

Something tells me if you have to ask this, you'd be better served buying a Savage, Remington or maybe Sako in a common caliber. Like Moboost said, crawl then walk.

I have been known to take leaps into things before... Go big or go home right

 

[henschman]

If you want to shoot extreme long range, it's a lot cheaper to just buy a .50 BMG and hand load or shoot surplus.