jonusmc5

This is why i say suppressing fire isn't used as it once was. Nam for example, we knew not where the fire was coming from in the dense jungle, so we sprayed everything, hoping to keep them at bay until we could accomplish whatever it was we needed to accomplish. We don't really face issues like that currently. Its definitely much more of a one shot one kill situation. Well, should be atleast....... Edited because i can't type

Cranberry juice. and lots of it. It will help to break up the crystal. I've had em twice. It's the kind of pain you throw up from. I feel ya brother. I'm sorry too

I wish i could have made it........... :-(

Agreed. However. suppresive fired isn't used as it once was. I do not believe there will ever be a "perfect" gun. Certainly not a perfect weapon of war. There are to many different needs found on the battle field to have one weapon or one caliber fill the role.......

I agree with almost everything that most have said on this particular thread. A single shot from a 5.56 will drop any man if placed in his brain housing group. However, the military does not spend the time or the money to teach it's warriors to have this capability. I have dropped many deer with the .223 but this is because i have no problem putting the round right at the base of the skull. As much as i love the M-16/AR-15 platform, i firmly believe that our military should be armed with a .30 caliber round. I think we should go back to the m-14. There is one might fine battle rifle.

i think they are timberlands.........

thats kinda scary.............

Awesome. I wish my cat ate crackers!!!!!

you're terrible

oh that's not true. I'm always nice. You're just to hard on yourself.

That's a first. haha

hey proficient, what fight is your avatar from?

Carmen, you're ridiculous. Just so you know. Haha

although 2 day old shaved head stublies did act like velcro on my cover.............

Because weekly haircuts cost a lot more than a bulk pack of razors. And also because i wouldn't be a nasty with a full head of hair shaved at the bottom.