Springfield M1A Standard
I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with the Springfield M1A Standard with the fiberglass stock. I really want to know what kind of accuracy they are capable of.
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RE: Springfield M1A Standard
Not the standard but ive shot the socom and the loaded. They are very accurate rifles and i would think any of them are capable of 2" or so at 100. Both i shot were in the 1 1/2 to 2" range.
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RE: Springfield M1A Standard
Thanks 700bdl. Thats the same accuracy the guys on the ar15 boards are talking as well.
I think it'd make a fun deer drive gun. :D |
RE: Springfield M1A Standard
It'd be a HEAVY deer drive rifle, for sure.
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RE: Springfield M1A Standard
I've got one with the wooden stock i was able to get 1 inch groups at 100 yards with open sights. i love mine, love the way it shoots and feels.
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RE: Springfield M1A Standard
ORIGINAL: Rammer I think it'd make a fun deer drive gun. :D |
RE: Springfield M1A Standard
Our deer drives here are alot different than your probably used to in New Jersey. We can see up to 7 miles in most areas, it is wide open and flat, with no trees. Once the deer start getting pushed around we send guys on a few mile hikes, and you walk cattail sloughs, patches of CRP, foodplots, etc. Your hardly ever within a mile of the next nearest guy on the drive.
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RE: Springfield M1A Standard
Yeah, I just saw you were from South Dakota and realized that you guys probably have some pretty far shots. You're right, buckshot or slugs won't cut it out there!:D
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RE: Springfield M1A Standard
You could use Slugs or Buckshot opening morning, and after that you might have alot of un-used shells by the end of season. ;)I'd say my average shot on my bucks over the last 10 years has been 250 yards.
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