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Right I can only shoot one at a time, but in an emergency situation with others with me that can shoot and know there way around a rifle, it would be good to be able to arm them if needed. Not to mention having at least one backup if first rifle fails.
Last edited by BillCutting; 07-23-09 at 23:41.
It depend what your saying.
What do you mean by "mall ninja"?
If you're saying you'd rather have 3 mediocre brand (Bushmaster, DPMS, Oly, etc.) stripped rifles with A2 carry handle sights...then no.
If you mean you would rather have 3 LMTs with Aimpoints, Surefires, and slings as opposed to one SR-15 E3 IWS with a Shortdot, PEQ-15, multiple Surefires, etc. than I guess I can see what you're saying...
ETA: good points made here later in the thread, I agree that 2 "KISS" LMTs would be better than one decked out KAC...
I would rather have one well set-up rifle that I am comfortable with before buying or "building" anything else.
This is KISS to me:
ETA: I suppose if I had to get rid of anything on my rifle the LaRue rail, VFG, and SOPMOD stock I could do without.
Last edited by decodeddiesel; 07-24-09 at 12:00.
This is pretty much it.
When I was a unit armorer I was responsible for about 140 Colt M4s being put through an extremely aggressive pre-deployment firing schedule. I never once saw a BCG fail. I did however see numerous bolt failures including bolts crack, lugs shear off, etc.
Hey, this is a KISS MY ASS rifle!
In reality a simple LMT SBR with RDS and a white light....
How much more simple could you get?
Cameron
Last edited by Cameron; 07-24-09 at 00:14.
My Kiss rifle. Just needs a light.
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Hence my recommendation for a front night sight (tritium.) Not as good as an optic but good for low light engagements out to 25 yards. I love optics and would not have a patrol rifle without one. I am just saying that if your buget does not allow you can have an effective rifle with irons (night sight) and a white light. Of course you being in the military places much more of a need on the ability to shoot past CQB ranges. I am talking more for LEO's and regular folks defending their house from a burglar.
Pat
Serving as a LEO since 1999.
USPSA# A56876 A Class
Firearms Instructor
Armorer for AR15, 1911, Glocks and Remington 870 shotguns.
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