[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Game Changer.....move over Trijicon. (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 5/16/2013 2:36:17 PM EDT
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The problem is i am worried.WHAT FUNCTION DOES THIS SIGHT NOT COVER.
How can juggernauts like Aimpoint hang around? or EOTECH?CRIMSON TRACE? VIRIDIAN? SUREFIRE? LEUPOLD? 
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 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCEfJj8tQnk&list=PLJwUawLOphbqdFVCx15nciuClqKnz319K&index=2
The problem is i am worried.WHAT FUNCTION DOES THIS SIGHT NOT COVER. How can juggernauts like Aimpoint hang around? or EOTECH?CRIMSON TRACE? VIRIDIAN? SUREFIRE? LEUPOLD? Not sure if serious.jpeg |
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Must want the operator to die
First thing i learned in the airborne infantry is take the fucking light off the left side of your weapon unless you want to get shot directly in the face when its at the high ready. unless your a lefty that is. looks dumb / and heavy annnnd like it might get caught onto a sling or somthing |
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Must want the operator to die First thing i learned in the airborne infantry is take the fucking light off the left side of your weapon unless you want to get shot directly in the face when its at the high ready. unless your a lefty that is. looks dumb / and heavy annnnd like it might get caught onto a sling or somthing I take it because you mean people will shoot at the light? |
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Must want the operator to die First thing i learned in the airborne infantry is take the fucking light off the left side of your weapon unless you want to get shot directly in the face when its at the high ready. unless your a lefty that is. looks dumb / and heavy annnnd like it might get caught onto a sling or somthing You (like so many infantrymen) don't quite understand what a weapon light is for. They just don't teach it very well in the military. ETA: But I do agree for a couple of reasons that a light should go on the right side if right handed. |
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Must want the operator to die First thing i learned in the airborne infantry is take the fucking light off the left side of your weapon unless you want to get shot directly in the face when its at the high ready. unless your a lefty that is. looks dumb / and heavy annnnd like it might get caught onto a sling or somthing I take it because you mean people will shoot at the light? If a right handed person is shooting at the light, then they would be blinded by the laser. BARSKA--always a step ahead. |
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Must want the operator to die First thing i learned in the airborne infantry is take the fucking light off the left side of your weapon unless you want to get shot directly in the face when its at the high ready. unless your a lefty that is. looks dumb / and heavy annnnd like it might get caught onto a sling or somthing You (like so many infantrymen) don't quite understand what a weapon light is for. They just don't teach it very well in the military. ETA: But I do agree for a couple of reasons that a light should go on the right side if right handed. Yea i dont understand what its for - i was using it to tell ghost story for the 600 home/compound entries i have been involved in, Talk to some people..Hajji has been shooting at the light |
