bendog
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One thread isn't enough for you? roflmao
Easily amused much?[/QUOTE}
No one thread is enough for me, but if you need two, ..... you're an idiot.
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One thread isn't enough for you? roflmao
Easily amused much?[/QUOTE}
No one thread is enough for me, but if you need two, ..... you're an idiot.
"If I can get an AR-15, what's to stop me from getting a nuclear weapon?".... SERIOUSLY
Here is what the person ACTUALLY said: "If you look at a weapon of war, if you can have an AR-15, why couldn't you have a nuclear weapon? It makes sense you shouldn't have a really potent weapon."
But a .223 rifle is NOT a "really potent weapon"
There are a lot of dead bodies that would disagree.
A 5.56 mm is potent.
If it wasn't potent, why do we issue them to our military?
It isn't in fact it it one of the least powerful rounds available to the civilian market
If you knew anything about firearms you would know that
and the military chose the 5.56 ( same as a .223) not because it was the most lethal round but because it was light and allows soldiers to carry more ammo into a firefight and some say the round was chosen because it was not as lethal as the 7.62 that used to be the military standard. The idea was to wound more of the enemy rather than kill them on the battle field so they use more resources to evacuate and treat the injured instead of just leaving the dead
I do know about firearms, and I did carry those rounds on active duty.
It's not just the caliber which makes the weapon powerful.
Probably how much powder in the casing and bullet weight. There are proven 6.5-s out there, I have no idea what's the deal. I think it is a good round. (haha..probably they would like the effectiveness of a 6.5 x 55 Swedish in a .22 rimfire casing or something.)The SCAR platform would probably make the 7.62 more manageable, which was one of the main reasons they looked at the low-recoil qualities of the 5.56.They are in the process of bringing back the 7.62 as an "interim" caliber (I believe they are looking at the SCAR platform on field testing) while the 6.5 is being further developed for military use.
What's wrong with the 6.5 that needs further development?
yup and too lazy to do anything for themselveswhat a bunch of self centered little pigletsThe same thing every other liberal march accomplishes....they came, they protested, they trashed the place, then they left the mess for others to clean up after them...
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Way to go, snowflakes!
what a perfect analogy.........they all squealed up to the trough, gorged on the slop and ran off from their wallowing.......