Damn, this should drive the price a little lower so I can buy another at a bargain...
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Reasons why you should not buy Spikes Tactical
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I really want one too, but then I picture myself having to actually use the rifle for defense and a pic of the lower ends up on the news, and I become the next Zimmerman,,, (I'm NOT defending him, just criticism of the media circus)
Lets not even get into that can of bull. Once more a reason to care the same load as your local LE, not use cocktail mags, and have a good lawyer on retailer. The media can spin it anyway they want it if it serves their purpose, what is worse is that many will buy it hook, line, and sinker. I have a quote that will likely scare the hell out of most people, and likely not surprise many in that as far as what media and government will go or how they think. Give me a moment and I'll see if I can drag it up.
DDifferent ammo stacked through out the mag.
No pun intended right?
Here is the quote I have saved, most of it makes pretty good sense looking at the future of the military infrastructure, its the last lines that are truly scary, more scary is that the group that wrote it had the ear of several people who were in power at the time.
"Although it may take several decades for the process of transformation to unfold, in time, the art of warfare on air, land, and sea will be vastly different than it is today, and âcombatâ likely will take place in new dimensions: in space, âcyber-space,â and perhaps the world of microbes. Air warfare may no longer be fought by pilots manning tactical fighter aircraft sweeping the skies of opposing fighters, but a regime dominated by long-range, stealthy unmanned craft. On land, the clash of massive, combined-arms armored forces may be replaced by the dashes of much lighter, stealthier and information-intensive forces, augmented by fleets of robots, some small enough to fit in soldiersâ pockets. Control of the sea could be largely determined not by fleets of surface combatants and aircraft carriers, but from land- and space-based systems, forcing navies to maneuver and fight underwater. Space itself will become a theater of war, as nations gain access to space capabilities and come to rely on them; further, the distinction between military and commercial space systems â combatants and noncombatants â will become blurred. Information systems will become an important focus of attack, particularly for U.S. enemies seeking to short-circuit sophisticated American forces. And advanced forms of biological warfare that can âtargetâ specific genotypes may transform biological warfare from the realm of terror to a politically useful tool."
Pulled from:
REBUILDING
AMERICAâS
DEFENSES
Strategy, Forces and Resources
For a New Century
A Report of
The Project for the New American Century
September 2000
Now back on topic.
"Although it may take several decades for the process of transformation to unfold, in time, the art of warfare on air, land, and sea will be vastly different than it is today, and âcombatâ likely will take place in new dimensions: in space, âcyber-space,â and perhaps the world of microbes. Air warfare may no longer be fought by pilots manning tactical fighter aircraft sweeping the skies of opposing fighters, but a regime dominated by long-range, stealthy unmanned craft. On land, the clash of massive, combined-arms armored forces may be replaced by the dashes of much lighter, stealthier and information-intensive forces, augmented by fleets of robots, some small enough to fit in soldiersâ pockets. Control of the sea could be largely determined not by fleets of surface combatants and aircraft carriers, but from land- and space-based systems, forcing navies to maneuver and fight underwater. Space itself will become a theater of war, as nations gain access to space capabilities and come to rely on them; further, the distinction between military and commercial space systems â combatants and noncombatants â will become blurred. Information systems will become an important focus of attack, particularly for U.S. enemies seeking to short-circuit sophisticated American forces. And advanced forms of biological warfare that can âtargetâ specific genotypes may transform biological warfare from the realm of terror to a politically useful tool."
Pulled from:
REBUILDING
AMERICAâS
DEFENSES
Strategy, Forces and Resources
For a New Century
A Report of
The Project for the New American Century
September 2000
Now back on topic.
I just traded mine off for a bushmaster lower.
lol you and trading man... lol did you see the one guy that had one on here and just for the lowwer he wanted $200 lol
dont feel bad, i did'nt notice at first either. lol
