M14 rifle

Yeah,

and here we have that cut down M14.

It's like the M14A1 or something like that.

223 instead of 556.

Or not instead of 556, instead of whatever the hell the Garand was.

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room seemingly connected to a small holding cell contained a variety of old military gear there were uniforms boots and a vast array of vietnam era firearms including m16 and m14 assault rifles mossberg shotguns and m60 light machine guns on the wall facing the holding cell was a small soundproofed window complete with a vietnam era night vision scope It was obviously intended to use in observing captives during low-light conditions, and having their captors aware of their every action undoubtedly terrified those imprisoned there.

The small observation and equipment room was also covered in a variety of candid photographs.

each depicting a young woman in a state of undress.

America adopts a really garbage rifle.

It only lasted for seven years, known as the M14.

In the army, it was replaced by the Eugene Stoner AR platform, M16, M4 platform.

By the way, I'm a big gun guy.

It's a right hand of the free world, 7.62 millimeter NATO rifle.

Splendid weapon.

And then we adopt this pig called the M14 last seven years, but finally we make right with the stoner platform.

The reason I talk about that is that there is a very Sovietized sclerotic and arthritic thread running through the The Western industrial complex, as far as the provisioning of military weapons is concerned, there is an absolute obsession, to your point, with exquisite platforms, carriers, fighter jets, tanks.

Her captor lovingly buries her in his garden and then plans the kidnap of another victim.

room seemingly connected to a small holding cell contained a variety of old military gear there were uniforms boots and a vast array of vietnam era firearms including m16 and m14 assault rifles mossberg shotguns and m60 light machine guns on the wall facing the holding cell was a small soundproofed window complete with a vietnam era night vision scope It was obviously intended to use in observing captives during low-light conditions, and having their captors aware of their every action undoubtedly terrified those imprisoned there.

The small observation and equipment room was also covered in a variety of candid photographs.

each depicting a young woman in a state of undress.

They are very good if you conceptualize in your brain like a good military peep site, like you would get on an M16, like you would have had on an M1 Garand.

They're not quite as complex as an M1 Garand or an M14 sight, but they are very, very good, adjustable, usable peep sights with a very long sight radius.

It hangs the rear sight all the way on the back of the gun, and of course your front sight's way out towards the other end of your gun.

Long sight radius is good for sighting in for precision.

The safety is different.

The magazine locking system is a little bit different.

But actually, it's got a lot more in common with an AK-47 or an M1 Garand or an M14 for that matter.

It's got a lot more in common with that manual of arms, right? Reciprocating right charging handle.