If our country was being invaded, and the Bay Area was targeted...
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What makes you think it's 50 beowulf?
In the pic is a Bushmaster lower/Rock River Arms M4 upper AR-15 chambered in 5.56 it's sporting a 40 round magazine, surefire foregrip/light and a green laser.
Next to the AR-15 is an M1A SOCOM II with bipod and 30rnd magazine (.308).
In the pic is a Bushmaster lower/Rock River Arms M4 upper AR-15 chambered in 5.56 it's sporting a 40 round magazine, surefire foregrip/light and a green laser.
Next to the AR-15 is an M1A SOCOM II with bipod and 30rnd magazine (.308).
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Just need something long ranged and silent...
maybe a PSG-1 with silencer?
and a silenced MP5 compact for a sidearm, when things get tight...
I know this forest pretty well
Yeah, I feel bad for anyone invading brucelee's neighborhood....
maybe a PSG-1 with silencer?
and a silenced MP5 compact for a sidearm, when things get tight...
I know this forest pretty well
Yeah, I feel bad for anyone invading brucelee's neighborhood....
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Just an FYI to those who think silencers make guns "silent", they don't... All they do is reduce the sound a bit, but it's still loud as a mother f'er especially when you are shooting a rifle.
The only way to be pretty silent is to use low velocity ammo... Like .45 which is a big slow bullet and can be silenced far better than say 9mm which is smaller but has much more velocity...
You can get sub-sonic .22 rounds and suppress those with a silencer and the gun is virtually silent, all you hear is the action is the gun as if you were dry firing. It's pretty cool.
But yeah, silencers on sniper rifles don't silence the gun, all they do is reduce the noise by a little bit.
The only way to be pretty silent is to use low velocity ammo... Like .45 which is a big slow bullet and can be silenced far better than say 9mm which is smaller but has much more velocity...
You can get sub-sonic .22 rounds and suppress those with a silencer and the gun is virtually silent, all you hear is the action is the gun as if you were dry firing. It's pretty cool.
But yeah, silencers on sniper rifles don't silence the gun, all they do is reduce the noise by a little bit.
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What makes you think it's 50 beowulf?
In the pic is a Bushmaster lower/Rock River Arms M4 upper AR-15 chambered in 5.56 it's sporting a 40 round magazine, surefire foregrip/light and a green laser.
Next to the AR-15 is an M1A SOCOM II with bipod and 30rnd magazine (.308).
In the pic is a Bushmaster lower/Rock River Arms M4 upper AR-15 chambered in 5.56 it's sporting a 40 round magazine, surefire foregrip/light and a green laser.
Next to the AR-15 is an M1A SOCOM II with bipod and 30rnd magazine (.308).
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Just an FYI to those who think silencers make guns "silent", they don't... All they do is reduce the sound a bit, but it's still loud as a mother f'er especially when you are shooting a rifle.
The only way to be pretty silent is to use low velocity ammo... Like .45 which is a big slow bullet and can be silenced far better than say 9mm which is smaller but has much more velocity...
You can get sub-sonic .22 rounds and suppress those with a silencer and the gun is virtually silent, all you hear is the action is the gun as if you were dry firing. It's pretty cool.
But yeah, silencers on sniper rifles don't silence the gun, all they do is reduce the noise by a little bit.
The only way to be pretty silent is to use low velocity ammo... Like .45 which is a big slow bullet and can be silenced far better than say 9mm which is smaller but has much more velocity...
You can get sub-sonic .22 rounds and suppress those with a silencer and the gun is virtually silent, all you hear is the action is the gun as if you were dry firing. It's pretty cool.
But yeah, silencers on sniper rifles don't silence the gun, all they do is reduce the noise by a little bit.
