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Right, right! You know how we love to accessorize!I thought we were talking about guns, not accessories.
Right, right! You know how we love to accessorize!
It may not be 100% true, but there is SOME truth to it.Saying things like "Smith-wesson made men equal" no they didn't, not against people who actually know what they are doing. All it's done is given you a false sense of security.
Eh..the AK is just stupid easy to maintain. Ballistics are ballistics. If you know how to move and shoot, then any platform will do.It may not be 100% true, but there is SOME truth to it.
There's a reason why the AK-47 and AK-74 is so popular in third world countries, and rebel groups will even arm child soldiers with them - they take little to no training to become dangerous with. They're not using M16's, M4's, or SA80's; which actually DO require significant amounts of training.
What extra training does the AR platforms take over the AK?It may not be 100% true, but there is SOME truth to it.
There's a reason why the AK-47 and AK-74 is so popular in third world countries, and rebel groups will even arm child soldiers with them - they take little to no training to become dangerous with. They're not using M16's, M4's, or SA80's; which actually DO require significant amounts of training.
I know that in US Army basic training, it's at least three weeks' worth (commonly known as "White Phase").What extra training does the AR platforms take over the AK?
It’s more about standards. I’ve trained armies that use the AK series, and they typically don’t invest as much training in their general purpose forces.What extra training does the AR platforms take over the AK?
To add, that’s only for basic rifle marksmanship (BRM). We also train advanced rifle marksmanship (ARM), plus semiannual qualifications.I know that in US Army basic training, it's at least three weeks' worth (commonly known as "White Phase").
It’s more about standards. I’ve trained armies that use the AK series, and they typically don’t invest as much training in their general purpose forces.
I don’t know, there are a lot of AK parts out there, and for cheap. Russia generally outsells us in volume.My guess is soon everyone will just go to AR. Because you can find parts for them more easily.
I think you're overestimating criminals and other types that the people you're quoting would use a firearm to protect themselves from.Saying things like "Smith-wesson made men equal" no they didn't, not against people who actually know what they are doing. All it's done is given you a false sense of security.
Plus there the fact that bullet proof clothing is getting better and better as well as knowing how guns work and what their general weaknesses are.
If a dude knows what he’s doing, you won’t know he’s carrying.Anyone who chooses to be armed - let's say carry concealed - out in public MUST accept that: 1. stay away from certain places. 2. Forget "saving face". 3. Never bluff with a gun. 4. Accept getting slapped about with no retaliation. 5. Never, ever present the weapon unless it is needed, legal and you are ready and able to use it. 6. Forget any and all "warning shots".
Had the State of Florida left it in the hands of Pinellas County to prosecute, Michael Drejka would have proven this to be false. Thankfully, this didn't happen.If a dude knows what he’s doing, you won’t know he’s carrying.
“Slapped” generally doesn’t amount to lethal force, so it wouldn’t be a justification.
Everything here is like…CCW 101.
Just looked this up. From purely technical standpoint, if a dude rushes out of nowhere, and throws me to the ground—I am most definitely going to be fearing for my life. Unless there are details I’m missing.Had the State of Florida left it in the hands of Pinellas County to prosecute, Michael Drejka would have proven this to be false. Thankfully, this didn't happen.
But, to be certain, if I had to bet money on this; my money says similar things have happened with very different results.
Even while he's backing away from you when he sees that you've got a gun? Okay.Just looked this up. From purely technical standpoint, if a dude rushes out of nowhere, and throws me to the ground—I am most definitely going to be fearing for my life. Unless there are details I’m missing.
Aha—the missing linkEven while he's backing away from you when he sees that you've got a gun? Okay.
Very few, but I know I will.I think you're overestimating criminals and other types that the people you're quoting would use a firearm to protect themselves from.
The majority of crimes committed with firearms are not committed by people with any training. The "people who actually know what they're doing" are generally not the people you need to worry about.
What criminals are wearing "bullet proof clothing?"
If a dude knows what he’s doing, you won’t know he’s carrying.
“Slapped” generally doesn’t amount to lethal force, so it wouldn’t be a justification.
Everything here is like…CCW 101.
Don't you guys have laws that can get you locked up for so much as throwing a punch in self defence?