12 pounds what the hell is it made of, or is it all the new fancy optics and shit they put on them now days? and at 13.00 bucks a round, with 10 30rd mags, and say a 200 round bandolier that comes to 6500 bucks worth of ammo combat load per Marine, Seal Trooper.
you know when i was in the Corps and even before i could shoot the gnats off a fleas ass on a dog ass at 200 yards or bust squirrels and rabbits in the head on the run with iron sights with a .22. all for less than 20 bucks.
if they want a more lethal AR just go / stick with the AR 10. and teach soldiers how to shoot with just iron sights.
but no it's all about fancy and dollar signs now days.
you know i just realized how old i'm getting. you don't hardly see any troops carrying bandoliers anymore like we did.
you know when i was in the Corps and even before i could shoot the gnats off a fleas ass on a dog ass at 200 yards or bust squirrels and rabbits in the head on the run with iron sights with a .22. all for less than 20 bucks.
if they want a more lethal AR just go / stick with the AR 10. and teach soldiers how to shoot with just iron sights.
but no it's all about fancy and dollar signs now days.
you know i just realized how old i'm getting. you don't hardly see any troops carrying bandoliers anymore like we did.
"Never trust a weapon that you haven't personally test fired"
Jack Reacher
Jack Reacher