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M14 Sniper Rifle with a silencer


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Shadow 355



Nice rifle! Where'd you come by the suppressor?
They issue them for special missions. Never used one on a M14.

However, I did use this.......it is sooooo sweet.

Suppressed HK MP5 with reactive sight.


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I was with the DIA for 20 years. However, the ones WE were issued weren't available to the general public. I realize that Silencer Co and other companies make commercial products - that's why I was wondering where you came by yours and if you have a FFL. Frankly, I have no need for one - they knock down the muzzle velocity too much for me, but where I live (in the mountains of Montana - there isn't really much need for one. :)
They were available from our armory. We had M16A1-A2, AK-47s, RPGs, SKSs, Grease Guns, MP5 with and without silencers, M21-M22s, Barrett Lights, McMillian 50cals, 50cals, M19 Grenade Launchers, Mortars of various sizes, Claymore Mines, Frags, Thermite Grenades, Crossbows. Beretta 9mm, Browning Highpowers, 1911 45s, Sig Sauer semis, Wather PPKs.. I captured a 308 from a Somali in 93 that's still that's probably still there.

A similar weapon as pictured was issued to me when I went to Kuwait in 91'. It's like shooting a BBgun. Double-tap center mass and one in the head in less that 1.5 sec. We used it for CQB. The only difference was the folding stock and the handgrip was a tiny bit different.

I used to train foreign nationals in taking down buildings. I was trained in anti-terrorism by some of the best.
 
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Grease Guns!!?? I fired a few of those in Viet Nam - tankers were still using those (I think) until the late 70s. The most inaccurate (but fun) sub-machine gun in .45 I ever fired...I SWEAR you could see the rounds coming out of the barrel..... :)
 
Grease Guns!!?? I fired a few of those in Viet Nam - tankers were still using those (I think) until the late 70s. The most inaccurate (but fun) sub-machine gun in .45 I ever fired...I SWEAR you could see the rounds coming out of the barrel..... :)

Late 80's. I was as on my way to Germany from Ft.Hood.

I have a picture of me holding a "Grease Gun".

They have firepower, but they are not accurate past 30 yards.


Shadow 355
 
Grease Guns!!?? I fired a few of those in Viet Nam - tankers were still using those (I think) until the late 70s. The most inaccurate (but fun) sub-machine gun in .45 I ever fired...I SWEAR you could see the rounds coming out of the barrel..... :)

Late 80's. I was as on my way to Germany from Ft.Hood.

I have a picture of me holding a "Grease Gun".

They have firepower, but they are not accurate past 30 yards.


Shadow 355


I recall that in 1984, I had to do an investigation on 3 units at Fort Hood. Seems as though every time they went to the field, M16s (and sometimes sidearms) were being stolen. Traced it to a motorcycle club (many Viet Nam vets) and they would follow them to the field, wait till dark and rip off sleeping privates. Turned it over to CID - took a couple of days off and headed back to Europe.

Wasn't long after that that the 2d Armored re-located to Germany. I don't recall where, but seems like it was at the Fulda Gap or Bremerhaven or some damned place like that. By then, I was in Moscow.
 


$1700 for the SOCOM 16, and another $360 for the 50 round drum - as shown in the 6 minute video. Too expensive and too heavy.

I will take the reliability and toughness of an SKS over the SOCOM 16, with composite "Tapco" magazines. :)






Shadow 355


Like the man says in the video the M1A is really just a 2nd or 3rd generation M1 Garand and the M1 has proven itself in combat conditions all over the world. The 7.62 NATO and .30-'06 have it all over the 7.62X39mm that the SKS fires when it comes to power accuracy and range. The SKS is (usually) a good rifle. The M1A and M1 Grand are the best when it comes to tactical style rifles, at least in my opinion.
 

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