There always is. There is a guy that I work with that is a retired Marine that served in Vietnam that destines anything that looks like an M16 at all. And my buddy that is a designated Marksman in the Marine Core and he loves his MK 12 MOD13.There are going to be some varying opinions. More so between ole vets and young bucks.
I have never been in the military so I couldn't tell you that I like either one more than the other. But the 203 looks more ......... Basic. And anytime you make something easier to operate in a high stress situation like combat, the better off you will be. But, on the other hand if you know how to operate the more complex weapon I would imagine you could handle it just as good as the other. Be safe out there guys and as always thanks for your service.The 203 mounted on an 24' M16 is going to contrast sharply to the feel of a 16' M4 with a 320 (a heavy compacted version of its predecessor)
Cool!It is the same 36TH ID that we are speaking of.....
Now see there, that is so simple. A lot less to screw up mechanically (the weapon not the operator) when things are going 190 MPH and Jihad Johny is shooting at you. P.S I've seen it before in pics I just couldn't find one that I could post. Is that you Claymore?
That is awesome stuff. Few people know that the 36th was some of the first Americans to set foot in Europe.Cool!
I asked because my dad was a T patcher in WW2 with the 36th div. out of Camp Bowie.
36th Div Bty C 132 FA
Cool. Just thought I'd ask. Hows the whole police thing going for ya?Not me sir, just a random photo I found.
That is awesome stuff. Few people know that the 36th was some of the first Americans to set foot in Europe.
The Germans held the high ground and pounded the Allies with 88mm day and night.