I'll just leave this here...........

.50 cal black powder AR15 I just built. I still need to put the forward assist in and test fire.

What is a good black powder scope?





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ETA: OK. Now I see what you're doing there...

I see the end of a barrel...

Fixed now......sorry.

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Being in GA, why?

APPENDIX C - LEGAL FIREARMS AND ARCHERY EQUIPMENT FOR HUNTING ON FS/HAAF

C-1. Deer and Hog Firearms.

a. Shotguns: Any 20 gauge or larger loaded with slugs.

*b. Modern Rifles: .22 caliber or larger center fires with expanding bullets for deer and .17 caliber rim fire or larger for feral hogs.

c. Muzzleloaders: Any .44 caliber or larger and muzzloading shotguns of 20 gauge or larger with loaded single shot. Iron sights only are permitted. No scopes or battery operated "sighting" mechanisms allowed. Fiber optic sights on iron sights will be allowable and "in-line" weapons will be allowed. Scopes are allowable on muzzleloaders during any season other than Primitive Weapons seasons.
*d. Handguns: .22 Caliber center fire or larger with expanding bullets for deer and .17 caliber rim fire or larger for feral hogs.

C-2. Small Game Firearms.
a. Shotguns: Any having shot shell size no greater than 3.5 inches in length with No. 2 lead shot or smaller or steel shot size F or smaller.


gauge or smaller loaded with steel shot of size F or smaller. No lead shot may be in possession while hunting waterfowl.

*c. Rifles and Handguns: Any .22 cal. or smaller rim fire, air rifle or any muzzle loading firearm (scopes legal).
C-3. Turkey Firearms: Shotguns with No. 2 shot or smaller, muzzle loading firearms with scopes and crossbows with scopes are allowed.

C-4. Non-game Firearms: For unprotected species only - any firearm.

C-5. Special Firearm Restrictions.

Plugged Shotguns: Shotguns must be plugged to a maximum capacity of three shells (magazine and chamber combined) except for deer hunting. For deer hunting, shotguns are limited to five (5) shells.

C-6. Archery.

a. Long bows, compound bows and crossbows are allowed for hunting, provided that any bow used for hunting deer must have a minimum pull of 40 lbs. Scopes are allowed on crossbows.











I'll be able to use it to shoot hogs during small game season on the base


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very interesting

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