Guate_shooter
LA CHP Instructor # 522
If it's any consolation, we have vodka and pirozhkis.
BISHHHHHHHH pleaseeeeeeeeeee this is the SOUTH
Moonshine and Boudin and we have a party lmaooooooooooooo
If it's any consolation, we have vodka and pirozhkis.
BISHHHHHHHH pleaseeeeeeeeeee this is the SOUTH
Moonshine and Boudin and we have a party lmaooooooooooooo
ETA: When the Jello people attack I will pay attention. Till that time... I'll trust what I've had happen when I shot people with bones.
Maybe Redjacket can build an AR with an AK mounted underneath where the Masterkey/M203 normally goes. That sounds like something right up their alley that would settle it once and for all, lol
Not a bad idea, but I think it should be an AK with an AR mounted under it, as a less-than-lethal option.
Not gonna say much here but you seem alittle outta date PEQ 15 in a invaluable piece of equipment. It is completely bad ass when used with AN/PVS 14, Not to mention the way the IR and tatics used to paint... But I can't get into that too much The M4 is a realiable efective weapon that isn't going away anytime soon. test result after test always come out with yeah the scar is alittle better but not that much and certainly not enough to justify the cost. AK won't even be looked at by our military as it's a old obsolete weapon , Scar ,ACR and couple others I can't remember was all that was considered and scar came out on top but the numbers weren't a landslide or anything. I think in 2013 they want all Renger and special teams to be equiped with SCAR. I wish my wife wouldn't mind me shooting her car so I could make a video to shot what I know as fact that 62 grain green tip goes slap through windshield like butter and into anything at the wheel. Again you have to hit that target but I've been involved to maybe times to hear it won't do it. I remember you saying you had a tracer. Why in a rifle I don't know but anyways the burning tracer tip will go all over and often give the spearence that but bullet bounces deflects of hell sometimes goes straight up.. That is just the burning tip not the round doing it as I explain to my privates.
I see your point, but the military is doing exactly what I am saying they are doing, and justifying it the same way I say they are. Arguing about it is like arguing over whether or not you like the sun shining roughly half the time. All those NAVSEA reports I have posted, well, that's coming down the chain.
The new SOST ammo is nice stuff, too. I hope to shoot some hogs with it, since haji lives a ways away, someone else will have to do that one.
I take what is learned in/observed from combat and dissected by those who study it. As you can see from this thread, multiple people who saw combat have entirely different things to say--that is to say, that in combat, NOTHING goes the same each time. Forming inferences based from it are difficult at best sometimes. As we see here, 2 people have had 2 different experiences with the same platform. I suppose what I am trying to say is that if I want to find out the best round to punch through a windshield, a lab is a better place than the battleground. Then you take that round onto the battleground and see what it does. That is the point that the SOST round is at, and that is how the magazines that are now being shipped came to be--the US military dust trials began in late 2006 in a lab setting.
You need both to gain a comprehensive understanding of things. Sadly (or not?) I chose not to enlist, so I am stuck with the lab side of things and 2nd hand reports from friends. (well, 2nd hand to me, experience to them).
All of these "dry" and "useless" studies are the way that improved equipment finds is way back to the end user who has complained about various things. EXACTLY how to improve it is explored in the lab, and then fielded in various quantity for testing under fire, as it were. You need both. I can relate this to the medical profession, maybe you can't, but it's what I do, so I will. We needed clinical time with patients. We ALSO needed "lab-time" with "dry, boring" paper, books, and formulas.
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Prediction: The SOST ammunition shows much better barrier performance, and takes MUCH LESS time to fragment in a living target and various other simulated tissue than M855. We will soon see reports as such coming from end-users in the field.
Now, I'll sit back and see how that goes. We already know MK262 was regarded as successful, and that is how it came about, but it still sucked on barriers.
Indeed.Oh...my...god...I think I threw up in my mouth a little. JW, you're a special breed of Internet Ninja. Keep trying man, some day, someone on some forum will actually think you know what you're talking about.