Where do you keep your AK?
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From: Monett, MO.
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
We have one a year in Central MO. and I used to go every year just to fire a .50 cal that one fellow owned but you could go through a $1k worth of ammo so quickly on a car target that I final stopped but that was a lot of fun. One of the most fun things to shoot were the Ruger 10-22's full auto with drum clips cheap ammo. Only bad thing on the ones they had for rent was the bores were shot out from mostly the heat I would guess, lucky to get 36" groups in small bursts lol.
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From: Lantana, Fl
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.Slow
I was on the Sheriff's Dept. for several yrs. in the late 80-mid 90's down here. The rifle that was issued was a Ruger .556 I liked it better than the old M-16's they retired main reason was selective fire single, 3 shot burst, full auto. The 3 shot burst is more useful than full auto in most every condition in that usage if needed, which I never did.
Several on the dept. had problems qualifying with them at the range even with a 3 shot burst much less full auto, a few never did and were not issued them.
Several on the dept. had problems qualifying with them at the range even with a 3 shot burst much less full auto, a few never did and were not issued them.
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From: Dont Colorado Wyoming
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
No AK, but all my long rifles and shotguns sit wedged inbetween the passenger seat and center console, or laying across the backseat. Wyoming is a constitutional carry "open carry" state. So if someone sees a gun in your backseat, it usually strikes up a conversation like "my grandad used to have an old model 12 like that." or "hows the hunting this morning?"
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From: Anderson, SC
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
No AK, but all my long rifles and shotguns sit wedged inbetween the passenger seat and center console, or laying across the backseat. Wyoming is a constitutional carry "open carry" state. So if someone sees a gun in your backseat, it usually strikes up a conversation like "my grandad used to have an old model 12 like that." or "hows the hunting this morning?"
Loved Yellowstone, I might have to move out that way.
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