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Am I the only one that sees this and just shakes my head..........
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No operator would use a 1911
It's a gun. A tool *****es not a ****ing MOS.
Guess I am not hip enough to understand the question?
if you have been to Shot show you will see why they are labeling these guns operator, special forces, spec ops... every 120 pound skinny tacticool civilian has a pair of slim fit tactical cargo pants on, operator belt, knife in pocket, shooting shirt on...they are just marketing..
Sales Tactic and they get big bucks for them too.
Agreed. The bigger joke is the Canik that I purchased. It is the TP9SF and they say the SF stands for Special Forces. What a joke, I tell everyone it stands for Striker Fired, lol.
But I see what you see.
Marketing. LIke the rifle scope called the "STRIKE EAGLE."
Just a cool name, to make the Walter Mitty types think of saving the hostages, taking out enemy sentries with sniper shots from 300 yards, what-ever.
Just a cool name, to make the Walter Mitty types think of saving the hostages, taking out enemy sentries with sniper shots from 300 yards, what-ever.
It's the whole "Tacticool" thing man. It's a big market. Especially for the gamer and computer commando world filled with people who want to feel like they are part of the whole Tactical Scene. I only know of one meaning of Tactical and it's not a roll-mark on the side of a firearm.
