LMB, let's face it, semi-auto subguns in civilian ownership are RANGE TOYS. I consider my FN PS90 a range toy as well as my Steyr AUG 5.56 a range toy too since I no longer compete in 3 Gun. Even my 6.5 CM RUGER Precision Rifle that i use for competition is a "range toy" in that I have fun with it at the range.
On the other hand my 9 mm RUGER LC9s is for carry and my 6.5 PRC Browning X-Bolt and Benelli M1 12 ga. are for hunting. Do you have a 10/22? Most states don't allow semi-auto rifles of any cartridge for hunting small game. So if you own a 10/22 is it your "range toy"? And if you don't own one you are missing out on one of life's joys.
BTW, when I was an armed guard here in Las Vegas I carried my GLOCK 17 when on duty.
My above mentioned guns are "working guns", not range toys.
That said I would only get the 50 round MAGPUL drum if I get the binary trigger for the RUGER PC chassis carbine. I'll "need" it then for shits and giggles for my RANGE TOY.
And thank you "0311" for your kind words which said what I've said above but much more succinctly.
Eric B.
On the other hand my 9 mm RUGER LC9s is for carry and my 6.5 PRC Browning X-Bolt and Benelli M1 12 ga. are for hunting. Do you have a 10/22? Most states don't allow semi-auto rifles of any cartridge for hunting small game. So if you own a 10/22 is it your "range toy"? And if you don't own one you are missing out on one of life's joys.
BTW, when I was an armed guard here in Las Vegas I carried my GLOCK 17 when on duty.
My above mentioned guns are "working guns", not range toys.
That said I would only get the 50 round MAGPUL drum if I get the binary trigger for the RUGER PC chassis carbine. I'll "need" it then for shits and giggles for my RANGE TOY.
And thank you "0311" for your kind words which said what I've said above but much more succinctly.
Eric B.