Ar-15 or a Ak47

[chambray7]

Im in between with these two. I've shot both this last weekend and i like em both but cant make up my mind.
ill be using em for home defense hunting and at the range.

i would like some insight from yall thank you

 

[stoned cockatoo]

Suicide vest

 

[rainman36]

for hunting I will go with the ak bcuz of it's fire power,but if you want more and better accuracy,go with the ar.

 

[fdd2blk]

"hunting"


lol

 

[BigNate]

AR-15 should be more accurate as far as the hunting goes I would think by a little. A AR will be a bit more pricey also. Both guns can be customized as much as you want. From what Ive seen the AR might be a bit lighter than the AK. Both guns are nice as hell and I wish I was getting one haha.

I think its more personal. Which one felt better while shooting?

 

[Jimmyjonestoo]

I would personally go with the ar myself. Unless you plan on dragging it through the dirt and sand the aks really aren't that nice. The barrels tend to warp easily.

 

[CrownMeKing]

AR, you don't need a chopper for anything.

 

[cannabineer]

I like the AR. The AK's a bit too "indica". Speeeeeed!! cn

 

[chambray7]

yeah that wat they were tellin me bout tha ak barrel.
i like tha ar while shooting i like the setup of lower reciever. but the ak just had the power but not much accuracy.

n yeah it almost deer hunting time.
i also like how yo can customize the ars

 

[WIGGIM]

Ak-47, the ARs feel like toys to me.

 

[BigNate]

Its really which one you like more and feels better. I think they are both reliable and will work for what you need to do.

 

[chambray7]

what about a M&P 15-.22 by smith n wesson

this is the M&P 15-.22
bushmaster ar-15 carbine somethin close to what im lookin at

 

[cannabineer]

yeah that wat they were tellin me bout tha ak barrel.
i like tha ar while shooting i like the setup of lower reciever. but the ak just had the power but not much accuracy.

n yeah it almost deer hunting time.
i also like how yo can customize the ars

Honestly, neither's a good choice for deer hunting. You'd serve yourself much better with a bolt gun in a medium chambering like .250 Savage or .260 Remington.

If you're worried about fast backup shots, maybe a levergun in 30-30 (or 7-30 Waters) or a heavy pistol cartridge ... but those are better for brush hunting, where a twelve-gauge with sabot or buckshot would do well also. All jmo. But the AK is marginal for deer, even with premium ammo, and the AR is just criminal. Not enough momentum behind that tiny pill. Yes, the .223 has brought down a lot of deer, but it's also served up more than its share of cripples and slow deaths. Hunting ethics demand a more positive weapon. Jmo. cn

 

[WeedPublican]

Im in between with these two. I've shot both this last weekend and i like em both but cant make up my mind.
ill be using em for home defense hunting and at the range.

i would like some insight from yall thank you

[video=youtube;dk6Utpg5JcM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk6Utpg5JcM[/video]

Enuff said.....

 

[chambray7]

the ak felt kinda complex

 

[RightyMcquick]

i have been debating picking up a new rifle and this one is my top tier choice...

http://www.remington.com/product-families/firearms/centerfire-families/autoloading-model-r-15.aspx

the Remington R-15 Predator VTR. in .223... scoped, of course.

 

[cannabineer]

Do you mean "rattly"? ~grin~ cn

 

[BigNate]

The R-15 looks niceeeeee.

 

[chambray7]

yeah man r-15 looks really nice i dig that paint scheme on it.

yes very rattily lol

nd idk the chopper seems kinda big too

 

[chambray7]

im also lookin at a muzzle loaded .50 cal for hunting
i shot some of those too its was pretty cool