"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
BTW, if the government does want to buy me a gun, I'll take one of these firearms fitted with an Echo trigger (weapon fires when you pull AND release the trigger).
Full auto fire (or even a reason facsimile thereof) from personal weapons is generally wasteful of ammunition-- aimed fire can be difficult unless you are well trained (as the gentleman in the video clearly is). Combat veterans tell me that it's best used at short ranges (e.g., in a room or alley). Crew served weapons -- fired from a stable position -- are generally more effective and efficient.
Oh, yeah, it's just a fun gun, in my opinion. As, say, a home defense weapon, it's really only acceptable if you don't mind replacing several windows and maybe a few slabs of drywall.
Heh,
ReplyDeleteI already go through way too much ammo just on the pull. Drop in trigger fit mil spec lower?
Yeah, it would be some pretty expensive fun.
ReplyDeleteOk, looked it up. ATF approved AR drop in trigger. The bad news $479, I have a couple if ar's I built for less than that.
ReplyDeleteI guess you could just dual-wield your two AR's :)
ReplyDeleteFull auto fire (or even a reason facsimile thereof) from personal weapons is generally wasteful of ammunition-- aimed fire can be difficult unless you are well trained (as the gentleman in the video clearly is). Combat veterans tell me that it's best used at short ranges (e.g., in a room or alley). Crew served weapons -- fired from a stable position -- are generally more effective and efficient.
ReplyDeleteBut it's still fun!
Oh, yeah, it's just a fun gun, in my opinion. As, say, a home defense weapon, it's really only acceptable if you don't mind replacing several windows and maybe a few slabs of drywall.
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