Knives have existed in non-metallic versions for decades, it's hardly a big deal.
Remember, prior to 2001 you could carry pocket knives with <3" blades on aircraft perfectly legally. A much more effective weapon than the boxcutters actually used on 9/11.
Prior to about 1963 there were...
When Smith first introduced the .357 in '35 they didn't give it a model number, they were know as "registered magnums". After they gained in popularity, the Model 27 was introduced in '40 (IIRC) and the "registered" designation went away.
The registered guns command a premium nowadays as...
Remember the USSR wasn't "Russia", it was the reconstructed Russian empire. When you can draw your conscript troops not from the educated economic and political centers where, in theory, resistance might arise, but can instead spend the lives of illiterate peasant subjects it gets easier to...
I'd like to see side-by-sides with the better CADPAT and MARPAT designs.
Comparing a camo pattern with Woodland is sort of like taking on your grandma in armwrestling. :D
Re reading Fehrenbach's "This Kind of War".
Probably the best book on the Korean War written and invaluble for understanding the reality of modern international relations vis a vis the US.
Also a primer on the military mindset (and its necessity for national survival here in the real...
The answer I give to the question "How many guns do you need?" is always, "Just one more." :D
The .308 isn't any more inherently accurate AFAIK, it will just fit in a shorter action, which leads to a slightly more compact and lighter rifle with a shorter, and thus faster, bolt stroke...
Is it really better on the sliding scale of "accuracy" for, say, a Navajo to be played by a member of the Cherokee tribe rather than a white from a "Saxon" tribe?
In a way isn't it almost as insulting to, in essence, say "well, all you Indians look alike and are culturally interchangeable" as...
I'll trade the extra rifle weight, recoil, smoke/noise/flash and yes, even energy for a darn near 500 yd point blank range over a 6' and rapidly increasing drop at 500.
The 168 gr .30 cal round doesn't drop that much until it's out at about 800 and is a proven 1000 yard cartridge.
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