Blackbeard
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We Need A Picture Thread - Tactical Rifles
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armoredman
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The one on top looks very expensive.
Ignition Override
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If I knew how to post, it would be one of my Enfield "Jungle Carbines":
they worked pretty well in the Burmese jungles of late '44, and the Malaysian jungles of '56. All of my guns have iron sights.
Search YouTube for "lion hunt Africa", where the lion finally charges the hunters, knocks a guy onto the ground as the beast rolls over and runs away.
Were the hunters' scopes on a moving target an asset or a major problem?
they worked pretty well in the Burmese jungles of late '44, and the Malaysian jungles of '56. All of my guns have iron sights.
Search YouTube for "lion hunt Africa", where the lion finally charges the hunters, knocks a guy onto the ground as the beast rolls over and runs away.
Were the hunters' scopes on a moving target an asset or a major problem?
BigBadPigg
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Marquezj16
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Three times the charm
Here's my M&P triplets.
Here's my M&P triplets.
armoredman
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tac·ti·calAdjective/ˈtaktikəl/
1. Of, relating to, or constituting tactics.
2. (of bombing or weapons) Done or for use in immediate support of military or naval
Tacticool - semi auto firearms of a military style or original design, often festooned with items designed or purported to enhance the rifles' effectiveness in combat. Tacticool rifles are often owned by those least likely to be in combat, and are mainly for the fun and collection. Owners of tacticool rifles are not to be mistaken for Mall Ninjas, as many owners of tacticool rifles are often quite skilled in their use in either competition, play or previous use of originals in actual combat conditions, and could possibly be an effective Minute Man if such was suddenly needed.
The author of this description is excluded from that last part - too old and fat to play in the mud anymore.
1. Of, relating to, or constituting tactics.
2. (of bombing or weapons) Done or for use in immediate support of military or naval
Tacticool - semi auto firearms of a military style or original design, often festooned with items designed or purported to enhance the rifles' effectiveness in combat. Tacticool rifles are often owned by those least likely to be in combat, and are mainly for the fun and collection. Owners of tacticool rifles are not to be mistaken for Mall Ninjas, as many owners of tacticool rifles are often quite skilled in their use in either competition, play or previous use of originals in actual combat conditions, and could possibly be an effective Minute Man if such was suddenly needed.
The author of this description is excluded from that last part - too old and fat to play in the mud anymore.
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armoredman
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Still don't, AKAIK.
That is nifty, and judging by the young lady's expression, she's happy with it no matter what anyone thinks.
That is nifty, and judging by the young lady's expression, she's happy with it no matter what anyone thinks.
Looks like a monster man grip. Some people custom make their own. Basically make the grip so your thumb can't go around the back and grip it (as defined in the law).
Grips are allowed in Cali, its just you have to trade which features your rifle has (theres a list of like 4 or so and you can't have more than 3 of them at any one time).
Pistol grip is one of them, so looks like she got rid of it in order to be able to use the removeable magazine (which is another one).
Grips are allowed in Cali, its just you have to trade which features your rifle has (theres a list of like 4 or so and you can't have more than 3 of them at any one time).
Pistol grip is one of them, so looks like she got rid of it in order to be able to use the removeable magazine (which is another one).
MidwestRookie
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my 18" SS410 Bravo Company build..
I don't like the word tactical tho. It's just another gun to take to the range...it just happens to be an AR. I don't own "tactical" pistols either..
I don't like the word tactical tho. It's just another gun to take to the range...it just happens to be an AR. I don't own "tactical" pistols either..
