12-05-2017, 07:22 PM
Unusually long bursts may be deemed necessary for suppressive fire when the exact position of the enemy is unknown. See the video in post #166 for an example.
Mag changes in military combat are not nearly as quick as the speed reloads seen in civilian competition. I'd post a video example, but don't have time right now.
Several decades ago, the infantry squad was equipped solely with full-auto capable M16A1 rifles. It was considered inadequate, and the belt-fed M249 was fielded.
Mag changes in military combat are not nearly as quick as the speed reloads seen in civilian competition. I'd post a video example, but don't have time right now.
Several decades ago, the infantry squad was equipped solely with full-auto capable M16A1 rifles. It was considered inadequate, and the belt-fed M249 was fielded.