Be realistic. I don’t mean an 800 FPS gun (but maybe…), or anything above, I dunno, 1000 USD. I don’t care if it is gas/spring/AEG.
From your personal experience, and/or cited websites, which sniper rifle has the best range and accuracy at that range?
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Modern Military Equipment and Weapons; Russian/ Chinese/ or others; Main Battle tanks, Fighter Aircrafts, Naval Equipments, Small Arms, Artillery Systems, and Missiles and Rockets.
Russian or Chinese or United States military website.
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it fires rapidly and can fire a single shell as opposed to pellets. what exactly characterizes a shotgun as opposed to an assaul rifle or machine gun?
don’t some shotguns fire single sounds?
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National Guard Confiscating Guns in New Orleans
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…all the people who are killed by them? And inversely, should the people "saved" from death by the presence of "military" weapons feel "grateful" for it?
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does anyone know if they can make rifle sized laser gun to shoot people. if so how will that change warfare. if they have all these hi tech satillites why do they send recon units. please be serious
since we have large lasers today that can vaporize people, how come we aren’t using them in iraq. put them on fighter jets or helicopters
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Even if you put a scope on a rifle, it doesn’t necessiaraly make it a sniper rifle, and most of the time they don’t even have scopes!
Like when Tyler Dumstorf blasted the cops, the media suddanly transformed his Garand into a "sniper rifle", and it’s about the ame for every other case!
Do they think it sounds scarie or something?
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saving uncle sam a lot of money,they like crew cuts, and dressing alike. last but not least, they seem to enjoy shooting people for no reason.maybe they can do a drive by in a tank?
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i will be fifing 1 with my grandpop, and i wanted to know how the recoil feels, i have never fired a gun, im 18 and and i weight about 145, how will it feel?, im assuming it is just a standard military rifle.?
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Any links or personal experiences will be appreciated. just curious to see what I have to do. I can’t find anything on Google or Yahoo.
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My fiance is 21 and has his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in Economics. He isn’t sure what he wants to do for a career but is drawn to the Army’s commissioned officer program. His mom is concerned that the Army is too dangerous to go into, but he enjoys camping, rock climbing, and firearms training and thinks he’ll get to do this most in the Army. He is interested in military intelligence, but dreams of being a professional rock climber. Any suggestions from those who have insight on multiple branches of the US military?
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I am looking to buy an airsoft sniper rifle that is less than or equal to 150 dollars. It needs to be of reasonably good quality, and no less than 450 fps. Bolt action/spring loaded would be nice, but gas can work too. Please let me know of a good sniper you think I should buy.
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A person, who is in the army wore his gun at the community pool and approched my husband to discuss my husbands behavior at the pool. he then threatened to come up to our house and shows us more of his gun. when we asked if he had a permit to wear it.
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Hey everyone, I was just wondering what happens to an individuals’ weapon after their discharge. I’m sure there are servicemen on here who can shed some light on the question. I suspect they’re cleaned/refurbished and reissued, but I really don’t know. I’ve heard that the upper receiver and trigger assembly of an M16 can be changed for that of an AR15, but am not sure if the military allows this. If possible, does anyone know if different weapons are handled differently after the discharge of the user? Thanks a bunch
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I’m just getting into airsoft with my friends this summer, and I want to get a cheap and accurate from far away, sniper rifle. I’m looking for about 80$ or less.
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can you get the assault rifle in halo 2(like the machine gun on the first halo game)? if so PLEASE tell me how or give me a shortcut to a video on youtube or something like that.
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owned any while I had children in the home. My question is: wouild I be better advised to purchase a revolver or a semi- automatic weapon. I understand that the revolver is more reliable and six bullets is adequate for protection but others differ. I would appreciate knowledgable advise about recommended : caliber, price, size and weight, make model etc.
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I have to research a company that relfects what I want to do in life. I want to be in the military, so therefore I need ideas on companies to do.
I wanted to do boeing but it is already taken.
Any ideas?
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Prior to and through the Eighteenth Century, predominate usage of the expression "bear arms" exclusively referred to the profession of military service, as opposed to the use of firearms by civilians[3][4][5].
"In late-eighteenth-century parlance, bearing arms was a term of art with an obvious military and legal connotation. . . . As a review of the Library of Congress’s data base of congressional proceedings in the revolutionary and early national periods reveals, the thirty uses of ‘bear arms’ and ‘bearing arms’ in bills, statutes, and debates of the Continental, Confederation, and United States’ Congresses between 1774 and 1821 invariably occur in a context exclusively focused on the army or the militia.[3]"
As an example, the expression ‘bear arms’ is contained in the United States Declaration of Independence in the sense of ‘military service’ on a warship, as part of an indictment of the King of Great Britain for conscripting Colonial sailors to serve on British warships.
im not saying that people in the military can have guns but that the term right to bear arms literally meant to have and serve in an army not have your own gun to shoot who you please
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