We actually had a very strict code of contact and conduct as snipers

No doubt. Can't imagine you wouldn't.

At least in our military.

If you broke those rules you could be court-martialed for murder

I like it.

HahahahahH.

Oh, and on a lighter note: Sgt, I can see why a sniper might prefer a precision rifle as opposed to a Davy Crockett tactical nuke. I could only imagine the horror.

"I am cleanly removing this particular motherfucker from the planet"
as opposed to
"I hope nothing too valuable is in this city block."

"Fuck you, I'm accurizing your derringer."

Whole new meaning snap crackle pop

The Davy Crockett nuke coming out of a 155 mm howitzer was quite a spectacle taking out about five city blocks in a quite civil mini nuclear blast

I’m in the process of cleaning my para ordinance 14 shot 45 customized by Terry Tussey with a compensator ambidextrous safety match grade barrel trigger job and it was featured in guns and ammo magazine in January 1991

Well my binary trigger on my AR is basically 6 to 700 rounds a minute if you know how to shoot it right

I used it for early pistol matches in the 90s

The PARA

Gave me an edge having the 14 round magazines

In .45

https://youtu.be/X-nze0Y7u5U

I hate to see all that ammo go at once

I want one, lol

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Are binary triggers legal?

Yes

Yes

Why don’t more people use them

Not for long.

Close to 500 a pop

Oh

The one I posted is around 380

I also installed a 2 1/2 pound trigger spring kit from Mcarbo. Was 400 And change

Yeah. That’s about right

Oh I didn’t even see that you talked about it earlier

Plus this one works difft the the binary

The binary trigger that they make now for the Ruger 1022 is freaking ridiculously awesome and fast

The rare breed just came out and is difft them others

Binary trigger for a bolt action

Lol