AR-pattern rifles for Oklahoma hogs, coyotes and range days

In Oklahoma the AR-15 is a working ranch tool. Feral hogs root up wheat, peanuts and hay meadows in nearly every county, and a semi-automatic that can put several fast shots into a running sounder is what landowners reach for. Uppers in 6.5 Grendel, 6.8 SPC, .300 Blackout or .350 Legend hit harder than 5.56 on a big boar, and a .308 AR-10 is the heavy option. West of Lawton the same rifle in .223 with a light scope is a standard coyote-calling setup. The state has no magazine-capacity limit and no ban on any rifle feature, though deer hunters should check the Wildlife Department's legal-means rules on bullets and magazines. Every AR ships to the Oklahoma FFL you select. More in Deer & hog rifles.