The bullpup stock for the 10/22 is about $250. The 10/22 ranges from about $150 to $350 depending which one you want.
A PS90 (that's the semi-auto version of the P90) costs at minimum $1500.
That said, 5.7 ammo costs roughly ten times the price per shot as .22. The 5.7 round is pretty good for close range tactical but for plinking... get the .22.
> crappy optic
> shitty aftermarket stock that costs as much as the gun to make you feel tacticool
I mean, I guess both the actual gun and it wants to be are roughly 22 caliber?
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Bullet size don't matter if you get straight headshots that are spinal column severing.
The bullpup stock for the 10/22 is about $250. The 10/22 ranges from about $150 to $350 depending which one you want.
A PS90 (that's the semi-auto version of the P90) costs at minimum $1500.
That said, 5.7 ammo costs roughly ten times the price per shot as .22. The 5.7 round is pretty good for close range tactical but for plinking... get the .22.
I wanted something bullpup-ish and I had a 10/22 with a janky Garand style stock that was more useful as a club so this was pretty cost effective.
And Gou'auld aren't really that armored to start with.
Those snake suits can stand up to a lot.