Accuracy of Lantac...

[safetyfirst]

At the moment, more towards the Lantac if I'm honest. Not really sure why, more of a feeling than any tangible reason I can put my finger on.

Lol. Paul's amazeballz photoshop skills perhaps?

Lantac are twice the price of a Cmmg and you're getting a hand built gun and billet receivers, plus it's well tested.

Nicer gun for sure but not for the front of wallet.

I have one of his .223 rifles and it's incomparable to my Cmmg.

Very very well built.

[TattooedGun]

Lol, nothing to do with photoshop to be fair, just good quality photos...

My HK looks nice if I take good photos....

[safetyfirst]

Now you've done it.

There's one Paul did of my straight pull and two I took when I got my Cmmg.

[Alpha1]

We have a Lantac .22 club gun it never gets used. I don't know what model it is it just sits in the back of the car on range days. Bit of a waste really.

[AR15]

Its a CMMG isn't it?

[JS569]

Its a CMMG isn't it?

It is a CMMG

[Alpha1]

We have just sold our Lantac .22 club gun it was just to unreliable people had just stopped using it because of the poor performance it would not feed properly after very little round count it became a chore to use the thing so we flogged it for £500. It could of just been a duff one I suppose but I certainly would not rush out and buy one. When it worked it was accurate but it was just to much chew messing on with the thing.
We sold a couple of other 7.62 jobbies and bought a very nice .22 semi auto with some of the money. Personally I'm glad to see the back of it.

[Mike357]

£500!!!! Jesus, I'd have bitten your hand off for that price. Somebody got a steal there.

[safetyfirst]

Quite a difference between a Lantac sold CMMG and a Lantac raven in .22, radically different rifles in terms of build quality. Either way £500 is a steal.