No. I'm just saying it ain't that easy to get in Germany.SuAside said:@ B666: did you fail to notice the site from which the picture is taken is a German gunselling website?
No. I'm just saying it ain't that easy to get in Germany.SuAside said:@ B666: did you fail to notice the site from which the picture is taken is a German gunselling website?
No, M240s are for the Army, the AirForce gets the M60s from the Army, and if they do get a M240, it goes to the SPs.SuAside said:No M240 for you Phred? (although it'd be a bitch to carry around)
Didn't you run into reliability problems with the M60?
5.56mm is a crapass round... useless over longer range (as illustrated in Iraq), is unreliable for a takedown, often won't even penetrate light cover at all, etc...
i also hate the "maim rather than kill"-attitude to developing the 5.56mm.
in the .308's case, overpenetration is a good thing (as an army/war cartridge).
My personal opinion is that 5.56 is pure shit for anything bigger than a cayote and that there is no excuse to be using anything lsmaller than a .30 caliber in a rifle or a .38 in a pistol or SMG against human targets. People don't go down reliably. One person might fall to a .22LR in the gut while another will keep coming after three .45 rounds in the chest, I've heard it all and I've seen many strange cases myself. The safest route is the best, accuracy and first hit kills should be a priority.
You all scare me. Boy, am _I_ glad I live in Germany and don't have to fear meeting any of you gun wielding psychos
We *are* talking about Fallout fans, aren't we?Vicious_Squid said:Gun wielding, yes. Psychos, no.
Most people threatening the life of anyone surely were "responsible law-abiding citizens" once. And where does "threatening the lives of..." start?Vicious_Squid said:I, along with thousands (if not millions) of others, are responsible law-abiding citizens. I would never point a firearm at someone unless they were threatening the lives of me, my family, my friends, or any other responsible citizen. It's called civil vigilance.