I am looking for a reliable hunting rifle in .308, that is around $600 or less, has a higher capacity than the 3-4 rounds most hunting rifles have, and is semi-automatic. The VEPR seems to fit the bill. My question concerns its accuracy. I've read that it is the most accuate AK variant, but AK's aren't exactly known for their accuracy. They are known for reliability, which I like, especially considering that I am looking for a semi-automatic. So, how accurate is it? Thanks in advance for any replies.
VEPR: Accurate enough for hunting?
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10 rounds in a baseball sized target at 100 yards
It will do the job
i have a PSO-2 scope on mine
http://homes.acmecity.com/thematrix/one/40/vepr/index.htm http://homes.acmecity.com/thematrix/one/40/vepr/vepr.html
Robinson Arms tells me the Vepr's ammo denting is normal...
any opinions? http://www.thefiringline.com/NonCGI/Forum8/HTML/000687.html
dZ
It will do the job
i have a PSO-2 scope on mine
http://homes.acmecity.com/thematrix/one/40/vepr/index.htm http://homes.acmecity.com/thematrix/one/40/vepr/vepr.html
Robinson Arms tells me the Vepr's ammo denting is normal...
any opinions? http://www.thefiringline.com/NonCGI/Forum8/HTML/000687.html
dZ