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9/1/2003 12:06:38 PM EDT
I am building a "fun gun" CAR 15 for my kids and I to plink with and shoot not farther than 200 yards. Any ideas on whether or not I should go with the lightweight model instead of the standard model. My kids are young but I dont think the added weight would make a difference. I just want to know what benefits you could come up with.
9/2/2003 2:38:00 AM EDT
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I'm doing the same thing for my son. I put a shorty A2 stock on it and just got the lightweight barrel from Model 1 last week. When he's bigger I'll just put on a longer stock and heavier barrel if needed.
9/2/2003 4:28:52 AM EDT
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The lighter the better. It will be much more fun and much easier to aim if it is lighter. Every ounce will help in an afternoon of shooting.
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