Thread: Survival Rifles
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Old October 15th, 2006, 04:52 PM   #43
jercamp45
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oh yeah......

...you asked a question.
How would I feel going up against a heavily armed, professional rifle squad with M-4's, SAW's and a couple of medium Machineguns?
'Bout the same as any other lone rifleman out in the bush armed with ANY kinds of rifle.
SUCKY.
But I guess, I'd rather have the AK than about anything else(other than a suppressed shouldergun) in those circumstances. I know a thing or two about tactics, fire/manuever and defensive shooting....I'd try for the leaders, the commo man(if any) and heavy weapons first. Anyone looking like they were directing operations would become my next target.
Chances are I'd be maggot meat real fast....as would anyone else facing those odds and firepower.
However, it ain't what you got, but how you use it. And I can be a deviously ruthless merciless relentless sneaky SOB when I got to be...I have been in some situations in life where a very cold and naughty version of myself emerged and took over control...maybe a deep part of instinct honed by the months of military fieldwork. Whatever it is, I get real focussed, intense, precise and people that have seen it up front and personal say it is a very scary thing(I have no doubt).
It served me very well prowlin' and growlin' for 2.5 years as security in a series of weekly/monthly drug infested hotels here in Vegas. I dealt with some real vermin, meth labs, crack dealers, ho's, gangbangers and wannabe's.
Survival(and Life, in general) is all about facing the unknown... Improvise, Overcome, Adapt to whatever life throws at you. That is all you can do to the best of your ability until you move on to Whatever Lies Next.
Sermon Ends...........

CPL Campbell
0351 USMC
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