Short Barrel non NFA the new norm

[Excalibur]

It seems like growing these passed couple years, short barreled non NFA guns like AR pistols and AKs seemed to be the norm for a lot of people. Even I'm not immune to it having started with my Scorpion Evo pistol with a brace and now and AR with a brace.

11.5 in barrel ARs seems to be the growing trend as well.

[Spartan198]

It's because when the coming Second Civil War gets here, we'll have to be the Resistance's black ops and thus we'll need compact weapons with excessively (some say ridiculously) short barrels.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Spartan198

It's because when the coming Second Civil War gets here, we'll have to be the Resistance's black ops and thus we'll need compact weapons with excessively (some say ridiculously) short barrels.

Sig brace for OA-93 when?

[Spartan198]

Nah, still too much drag for our high speed nature.

[Excalibur]

Seriously, you know many MK 18 clones I've bumped into this passed month?

[Evil Tim]

Originally Posted by Spartan198

It's because when the coming Second Civil War gets here, we'll have to be the Resistance's black ops and thus we'll need compact weapons with excessively (some say ridiculously) short barrels.

The documentary Call of Duty makes it very clear that wars are won by whoever has the most OP submachine gun, after all, and that shooting someone at close range with a pistol is more likely to be fatal than being shot with a 50 cal or having a helicopter fall on them.

[S&Wshooter]

The old ways is the best ways

[Excalibur]

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

The old ways is the best ways

I wish I can get one of those

[AdAstra2009]

Cooking something up

[funkychinaman]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

I wish I can get one of those

My dad has always wanted one of these. I think the "box cannon" has some sort of mythical status for ROC veterans like himself. I had to tell him that even if you could find one of these, he'd need a tax stamp to attach the stock.