m4 to m9

m4 to m9

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• m4
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• m9

[colton12344321]

i dont know if your a good shot, but you certainly look badass

[johnstone587]

@ThatDudeSirraj The reason the military uses weapons with safeties (Beretta M9 and Sig Sauer models) is because the safety either doubles as a de-cocking mechanism or the weapon has a built in de-cocking mechanism with a safety. This is so that you can make the weapon safe to holster and still ready to fire at a moments notice, and it also makes weapons handling/manipulation safer overall. "Safety is paramount" as they say, even in a combat zone.

[allamericanewyear]

@colton12344321 Are you joking?  This dude looks lazy as fuck.

[John234pwns]

@johnstone587 To be honest, double action only with a thumb safety probably makes more sense, or even single action locked and cocked.

[Polky]

@colton12344321 That's what matters ;)

[gillianorley]

It's amazing to consider how the compact, light-weight Armalite design (the M-16, M-4, etc.) has changed basic infantry techniques. Prior to that, you could never walk around with your rifle slung in front of you hanging from a sling around your neck leaving both hands free, but still providing quick access to the rifle.

Imagine trying that with an M-14, and M-1 or even an AK.

[IMFDB]

@TheCounter005 You make it sound impossible if you have and adjustable stock you should take advantage of the technique. Shifting to a target on the left is harder using the weaver stance. An isosceles stance gives you balance and when transitioning to a pistol.

[lowisao]

badassary level infinite

[theoriginalwickfish]

fuck magpul, i like your style mate

[Inkompetent]

@MikeEM1 The vest is solid enough to support the bottom of the buttstock, so the sights can be brought better into eye level without having to tilt the head.

[smokybob63]

@johnstone587 n

[MikeEM1]

What's with that form and grip? Stock over the shoulder much?