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Nothing exceeds like excess!
Just be sure to remember how much ammo you have left.
You know, before I started hanging around MilBlogs, I was deathly afraid of guns – my dad had been an avid gun collector but I steered clear of all of it.
Now, thanx to all of you people – pictures like this one make me smile and wish I could actually see and hear the thing being fired.
Next thing I know, I’ll be at a firing range…
Kris, happiness is a belt-fed weapon…
Someone recently brought up the Kipling quote (perhaps yourself, sir) about how you can never have enough ammunition…seems to fit…
multi barrel = multi more fun
Has anyone seen the TV show “Future Weapons”? They showed a new type of automatic assault weapon that is being tested in Israel that has a barrel with a swing-arm feature to better protect entry-team Personnel. Would any of you know if the Pentagon is considering testing this for the future. Looked very promising, even to this civilian.
Deb, YES
Deb – I saw something similar on the Military Channel and they are looking at it for American military, along with a nifty robot to send into dark and scary places, first.
CPT J: “Happiness is a belt-fed weapon” – I wouldn’t know but darned if all you military types are making me want to find out…
My mother’s S.O. is a master marksmen – and has on more than one occasion offered to teach me how to shoot. Hmmmm…could be a nice new bonding activity.
Kris … success on the shooting range is addictive, I just found. Take your Mom’s SO up on the offer. {Does SO stand for ’significant other?’]
Marianne Matthews