Thats the army rules, since I was discharged (honorably) in 58 I have no use for military weapons. Theres a time and place for everything,war time requires different weapons where the conditions are vast from continent to continent.In the civilian market since when do most hunters go from extremes of mud,swamp,cold desert heat etc daily as required in military conflicts? Most younger people buy them (composite) so they can secure some bragging rights, (like military) rangeshooting. I myself don't see the need to try and hold a piece of plastic because I wish to become a GI Joe wannabe.lol.
I guess the armies use of the garand was wrong because the wood didn't hold up on all the battles they were in,by warping ,broken stocks. Not saying they are the best rifle,but atleast they were wood.And last time I looked, the earth still has trees,just guess I can be pleased the rifle manufacturers are finding a use for worn out tires,plastic bottles,and used baby diapers.lol. LOU
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