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stanc Wrote:I don't know who "HidinBidin" is, ... Your previous posts suggest that you very well know who this guy is, so you are trolling again.
Please do not continue to drag an otherwise interesting thread into the mud as you have done so. many times already.
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11-28-2020, 08:41 PM
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stanc Wrote:I won't be surprised if NGSW suffers the same fate as the ICSR, OICW, and other programs that preceded it. Perhaps they'll rethink the matter after testing and evaluation are completed, and decide to downsize the caliber.
+1
This programs goals were so lofty, failure seems inevitable. .270 Weatherby ballistics in an ultra lightweight package that won't beat the crap out of the shooter...and maybe slap some sort of "tracking point" computerized optic on it....
What could possibly go wrong :-)
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LRRPF52 Wrote:Is it still considered an invasion if they are invited in to help keep the peace in a post-civil war landscape?
That would depend on whether you were on the side of civil unrest requesting the help or on the side not requesting the help.
Heck, there were people upset that we allowed Mexican military into the US to aid in hurricane relief after Katrina and Rita, 'foreign forces' on our soil and all that.
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So interesting that we would first handcuff our own law enforcement, yet invite in foreigners who don't know or care about our laws, security or peace.....
If this is getting too political my apologies, I'll refrain... just sometimes this stuff gets my dander up.
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11-29-2020, 12:23 AM
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How do these recent posts relate to the OP other than the. parties involved will likely be using firearms?
A continuation of debates about repelling foreign invaders might well be an ideal discussion for the 2A forum.
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Indeed. Back to the ngsw thingy...
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JASmith Wrote:How does these recent posts relate to the OP other than the. parties involved will likely be using firearms?
A continuation of debates about repelling foreign invaders might well be an ideal discussion for the 2A forum. Both the thread and the current discussion were started by LRRPF52.
If you wish to rebuke a moderator for going off-topic, feel free to do so.
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US Army bracing for budget cuts under Biden-su Administration.
Quote:WASHINGTON The U.S. Army is bracing for a possible large budget cut in fiscal 2022, a defense official told Defense News.
The service is preparing contingencies should it face a huge cut, which means the Army would potentially have to put modernization and readiness at risk, the official said.
The Army would need to look at ways to more effectively maintain readiness and would possibly have to slow-roll development and procurement schedules for major modernization efforts the service sees as critical to deterring adversaries in the future.
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville has already said the service will not be able to grow its end-strength should its budget stay level or shrink; more likely a force would remain at a level similar to the numbers now. The current troop count is about 486,000 in the active force and a little more than a million in the total force.
When it comes to what chiefs have to grapple with in a budget, its end strength and structure, its readiness, and its modernization. Those are the three kind of big resource buckets we have, Gen. James McConville said at the Association of the U.S. Armys Global Force Next symposium, held virtually last month.
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05-17-2021, 10:51 PM
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SIG .277 Fury gor SAAMI certified end of last year. Not sure if we covered that.
Their current marketing is basically, Even if it doesnt get adopted, you can have an 80,000 PSI chamber pressure .277 cartridge from a .308 Win. sized cartridge."
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LRRPF52 Wrote:The big thing with the magazines is that youre now dealing with a significant increase in the bulk/space volume on the soldiers load that limits how many rounds you can carry. Yeah, to carry a 210-rd basic load in 20-rd mags would require just about all the available space.
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Came across an old video that shows the Textron NGSW-R magazine as a double-column, single-feed design. https://youtu.be/iSC9wT6m4HA?t=574
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