Posted on 10/05/2017 1:55:32 PM PDT by familyop
Thanks again, DMZFrank, for the good and insightful information. You did much better than I would with that bump fire stock.
I fired auto a little in training a long time ago and might have used it nearly the way someone would use a shotgun back then. But that’s about all for me. They focused our use of M-16s on semi. The ranges were really nice. The range rotations for us were often long and took many hours and much ammo.
We groaned at hearing about spare ammo that needed to be used. My favorite was night fire. A tired soldier who was good at snoozing and excuses (”checking my eyelids for pinholes, Sergeant”) could catch a quick snore every now and then.
“No ass, no brammo, Sergeant!” [Shakedown time!]
;-)
Men and women of the U.S.A., this is what the Second Amendment is for. We see a developing situation today that could very well eventually amount to an attempted, very large foreign invasion of the U.S.A. Some of our foreign enemies do have the abilities and capacities to quickly and covertly manufacture enough personnel-carrying naval equipment needed for such an invasion.
Trump With Military Leaders: “Maybe it’s the calm before the storm… You’ll find out.”
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3592390/posts
There’s more than one large nation planning just that. Our wives, parents, children, grandchildren and neighbors may need us along with any gear that we could bring for ourselves, and we might need to endure taking orders, participate in some difficult training and other rough conditions. As many of us as would be needed in units would be required by our own love of our freedoms to leave our homes to defend our country, even within our country.
There’s no “army of one.”
Any of you who thought that a nuclear exchange would be the end of it were dreamin’. That would be the easy part.
See the CIA World Factbook for the real potential military strength of each nation (tens of millions for the U.S.A. the last time I looked).
Get ready then be ready for a long time if necessary.
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