Posted: 12/7/2006 2:42:46 PM EDT
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Quality: precision, excellence, accuracy, leverage, efficiency. Quantity: repetition, numerical advantage, swarm, smother, overrun. Which one wins? |
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If I had 2000 perfect rounds of ammo to use in my 100% always accurate AR15, against 4000 zombies, and shot perfectly accurate every time, I'd still be over-run by 2000 zombies... So yeah, I gotta go with quantity on this one... ![]() However... If my bullet quality was such that I could accurately kill two zombies with every perfectly placed shot... then my above point is moot. |
I'd have to say that an AR is far from a cheap hand tool. Maybe if you compared an AK to an M1 that would be more reasonable. How about a night out on the town. Four expensive imports of 15 classic domestics?? One extremely hot chick or 2 pretty good chicks? I think I'm gonna go with quantity, because what would you do with a million bucks......"Two chicks at the same time" |
Actually I was referring more to the idea that the AR was designed for quantity shooting as opposed to quality shooting. |
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Both. I have a minimum acceptable level of quality that gives some over match abilities in key areas, then I base my tactics around these one or two advantages. Generally I like "cheapest mostest" solutions b/c when your running on low numbers because all your cheap shit is broke/gone/dead you left with a single POS unit. If you have some quality your not so bad off. Besides whats the context? 10 AK's or 4 Tacticool AR's? I'll take 6 AR's with key features: RRA NM trigger, RDS (aimpoint, EOTech), light attached to the regular handguards, chrome BBL. A2 chopped carry handle BUIS. Add FF rail as get money, MI is a good cheap rail, so is YHM. |
I quit using it. I figured out how to do all three. Though, I must say.... the quality of my sigs from a thought provoking perspective... may have gone downhill a bit.
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I see, you are right about that. I love my M1......but, at the time the M1 was designed for quantity shooting as well as quality shooting. |
See a lot of M1's on the thousand yard range do you? Bob |
