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@CaneinBroward My dad is a Vietnam vet. I asked him about shooting his gun and what kind of a shot he was, etc. I believe I saw @crossover22[]_[] post something about some rifles used. I have owned a gun and am generally open minded-ish, but not a gun freak. I don't recall the model number my dad mentioned. Whatever our military used, AK47 and M16, the biggest differences between those and weapons the enemies used had to do with stopping power, accuracy, and damage done. Is/was there a M4 gun? Im sure the actual round of ammunition plays a vital role in this scenario. Basically my dad explained that with something like an AR15 compared with the gun dad said Id love to know there is a M4 Anyways the AR15 would be junk in war, completely inefficient. You might actually shoot someone with a "kill shot" but bc AR15 doesn't have the stopping power, not as accurate, and if Im not mistaken the ammo might exit cleaner . . . compared to rattling around the body ******* up organs and what not before possibly exiting.
If I may . . . the guns look a lot alike. For gun nerds it may be clear. To the rest of us we see the same thing. The AR15 and guns of its kind are likely trash when thinking of protecting the US, which is why our military doesn't use them. However, to a class, synagogue, church, store, etc an AR15 is scary.
If I may . . . the guns look a lot alike. For gun nerds it may be clear. To the rest of us we see the same thing. The AR15 and guns of its kind are likely trash when thinking of protecting the US, which is why our military doesn't use them. However, to a class, synagogue, church, store, etc an AR15 is scary.