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Dafugg ?
Edit . That boy's gonna hurt himself if that is his WTAF experience with a rifle .
Edit . That boy's gonna hurt himself if that is his WTAF experience with a rifle .
Surely they seized that from an Antifa and are checking it out.
Ill admit, at first I thought it was some old as fuck oversized weaponlight.
Then I LOLd.
Then I LOLd.
Someone said in another post that they ship like that to save rack space.
Y’all trying to ruin my funny!
Some weapons racks let/require storage of the optic on the underside rail. Also, underside optic storage may allow for quicker monthly sensitive items serial number inventory.
Optics can be stored attached to the top and bottom of M4s and all other rifles require no additional components or spacing.
combatweaponstorage.com/nsn-weapon-racks/configure-by-weapon/m4-weapon-storage-rack/
Optics can be stored attached to the top and bottom of M4s and all other rifles require no additional components or spacing.
combatweaponstorage.com/nsn-weapon-racks/configure-by-weapon/m4-weapon-storage-rack/
So if one day, anyone ever brags about being in military logistics but never served, a thread like this can be posted to out them for stolen valor?
I bet it works south of the equator...
Or do a Rube Goldberg setup where a camera is mounted behind the optic, with a cable connected to a LCD monitor fixed to the top rail... It will make the carbine look all futuristic and sci-fi-y...
Shit... Some movie producer probably just saw this post and is going to equip his Space Marines with this setup for his next blockbuster aliens vs. humans shoot-em-up...
It's the New Army.
This is how one of my Team members carried his back-up iron sights. MH 53 Pave Low in background. URC 200 am/fm/vhf/uhf radio, used for ground to air commo.
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oH Mer Gerd SO funneh...
That rifle was clearly just pulled out of a transport case you muppet.
That rifle was clearly just pulled out of a transport case you muppet.
No shit? Damn. But his zero!!! Come on man! I think that’s really one of them bayonet lug thingies that the left thinks makes it go brrrrp.
I know I know but consider this...
Your entire branch of military uses identical optics on identical rifles with identical ammo...
You zero the optic on the rifle, remove it, stow it on the bottom, and record which precise section of picatinny rail to install the optic on.
Imagine the possibilities
Your entire branch of military uses identical optics on identical rifles with identical ammo...
You zero the optic on the rifle, remove it, stow it on the bottom, and record which precise section of picatinny rail to install the optic on.
Imagine the possibilities
I know I know but consider this...
Your entire branch of military uses identical optics on identical rifles with identical ammo...
You zero the optic on the rifle, remove it, stow it on the bottom, and record which precise section of picatinny rail to install the optic on.
Imagine the possibilities
But the real question is, are they using 55 grain or 77 grain and was it zero’d at...Come on man. Lighten up a little. I’m trying to make light of the entire situation. It’s gotten pretty heavy here lately.*pushes up glasses* Actually, heavy is not the correct term. Experts in this field would say the proper terminology to used is no-nonsense.
No you don't. The dot is very weak, the polarizing filter eventually loosens to the point where it rotates with every shot. It is one of those things I WANT to love (no batteries etc.) but doesn't really live up to the hype.
You really don’t need to worry about your “zero” if you are not issued any ammo??
Perhaps, but just for the mid-90s retro aesthetic. That period between jury-rigged kit and the current stuff is kinda fun.
Ain’t nobody right in this game. You can play both sides and better your chances but in the end, we all going to wind up losers.
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