Gun talk

[thegodfather]

that is what wish my gun cabinet would look like one day, that said. you dont feel that shooting your 30 rounds of .223 in less then 5 seconds is a waste???

even if you reload (from your collection i would think you do) it would still cost a ton of money for a day at the range. i never thought about getting my class III mainly because i could not afford the guns ! full auto at a gun shop downtown was priced at 18k!!!! (i cant remember what it was maybe an m16)

Most people, in tactical situations, will never lay on the trigger and unload the magazine completely. You have only seconds of fire at that point, and its not an effective strategy to spend more time reloading than firing your weapon. The proper way is to fire in small bursts, the point is to have more rounds down range and a better chance of hitting your target. However, using a rifle, and firing at long distances, it would not behoove you to stay on the trigger as after 5-6 rounds muzzle climb will be so much that you will not be near your target. The only time this would really be appropriate would be in CQB situations.

Also, not sure what holster you are carrying right now, but definitely look into the Crossbreed SuperTuck, you wont regret it.

[ADO]

Most people, in tactical situations, will never lay on the trigger and unload the magazine completely. You have only seconds of fire at that point, and its not an effective strategy to spend more time reloading than firing your weapon. The proper way is to fire in small bursts, the point is to have more rounds down range and a better chance of hitting your target. However, using a rifle, and firing at long distances, it would not behoove you to stay on the trigger as after 5-6 rounds muzzle climb will be so much that you will not be near your target. The only time this would really be appropriate would be in CQB situations.

Also, not sure what holster you are carrying right now, but definitely look into the Crossbreed SuperTuck, you wont regret it.

that is true i guess, i never owned one so i wont really know but i have shot one at a range once it cost 200 bucks
i just checked it out, i think i will be getting that as soon as i decide on what i want to carry (getting board of the glock) i cant think of the name but its one of those that go inside your pants from the front im sure you know what im talking about.

[The Deuce]

i wanna get the barrett 82a1 .50 cal

Lol.. GUILTY Bro.. I own That and ALL I GOT FOR X-MAS MY BARRETT 98B.. MY BARRETT 98B.. MY BARRETT 98B.. MY BARRETT 98B.. It's a long range bolt action repeater tactical sniper rifle that fires 10 .338lapua mag's and when equipped with the BORS and a Leupold Mark IV (4.5-14x50 LR/T M1) with Mil Dot w/ultra high rings Scope and and AND the HARRIS Bi-pod and mono-pod, I can acquisition a target down range and hit all 10 kill shots within 30 seconds from 1000yds away (for those that DON'T know what that is... it's a group the size of a fist center mass aka THE HEART ZONE)

that is what wish my gun cabinet would look like one day, that said. you dont feel that shooting your 30 rounds of .223 in less then 5 seconds is a waste???

even if you reload (from your collection i would think you do) it would still cost a ton of money for a day at the range. i never thought about getting my class III mainly because i could not afford the guns ! full auto at a gun shop downtown was priced at 18k!!!! (i cant remember what it was maybe an m16)

It's NOT that often I just spray 30 rounds.. haha.. but yah, sometimes I get frustrated and just let 'er rip... released tension.. almost as good as an orgasm does.. I actually PREFER 3 round burst.. 10 times better accuracy.. hell.. 100 times better accuracy...

Most people, in tactical situations, will never lay on the trigger and unload the magazine completely. You have only seconds of fire at that point, and its not an effective strategy to spend more time reloading than firing your weapon. The proper way is to fire in small bursts, the point is to have more rounds down range and a better chance of hitting your target. However, using a rifle, and firing at long distances, it would not behoove you to stay on the trigger as after 5-6 rounds muzzle climb will be so much that you will not be near your target. The only time this would really be appropriate would be in CQB situations.

Thank YOU .. couldn't of said it better myself TGF !!