To: Long Cut
For a lot of work you're better off with the Garand, m 14, or even M1 carbine.
11 posted on
08/07/2003 11:03:20 AM PDT by
RLK
To: RLK
"For a lot of work you're better off with the Garand, m 14, or even M1 carbine."
I agree with you on the first two, but I disagree with you on the M1 carbine. From what I've read about the Korean War the M1 carbine wasn't even powerful enough to punch through the heavy quilted lining of a Chinese field jacket!
To: RLK
"For a lot of work you're better off with the Garand, m 14, or even M1 carbine." Fine weapons,all. However, I would like to own the same rifle our Soldiers use. I do not own an AR-15 variant because I disliked the design. Perhaps this will be better.
Actually, were price no object, I'd own them all. However, right now i'm low on cash-o-line so I'm holding out.
26 posted on
08/07/2003 11:12:35 AM PDT by
Long Cut
To: RLK
Give me an M14 anyday...if they wanna jump with the critter, or use it in tanks or SpecOps, shorten the barrel a bit, and hang on the folding stock. Attach an Aimpoint or ACOG sight and PRESTO! That's be my idea. Why spend an unGodly amount of $$$ that could be better spent on training when the piece is already on hand, and is already a known quantity. Why give the money for an American battle rifle to a foreign entity. Wouldn't inspire a lot of confidence in me as a company commander or before my troops...
188 posted on
08/07/2003 9:13:33 PM PDT by
ExSoldier
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