Anniston walk-through, rebuilding M4's and M2's

[Ned Christiansen]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zx3pzlexjE&t=240s

I found this fascinating and wanted to share it. I like the guy and find him relatable, and I love that he refers to the people working there as "artisans".

I especially loved the part about M2 history being preserved.

[Krazykarl]

I can't get Johnny Cash out of my head now. "One piece at a time"....

Cool video

[mark5pt56]

Interesting. Couldn't imagine being a good shooter and drawing that one 5moa gun, think that thing would meet a tracked vehicle pretty quick.

[markm]

Interesting. Couldn't imagine being a good shooter and drawing that one 5moa gun

That would be awful.

[Ned Christiansen]

"Hey can I just trade this in for a 12 gauge with slugs?!"

Yeah that's a pretty loose spec eh? The cost of barrels vs/the cost of soldiers, it'd be nice to at least cut that in half.

Imagine though, the questions that guy could answer here.

[Straight Shooter]

That was indeed a cool video.
And very upsetting about the 5 moa being ok.

[HKGuns]

That was cool, thanks for sharing. I need one of those custom racks!

[markm]

And very upsetting about the 5 moa being ok.

That's FAXON levels of suckness.

[Slater]

I guess the looser the spec, the fewer rejects.

[GH41]

Isn't the military accuracy requirement something like 30 inches at 300 yards?