I never paid enough attention to know anything other than the 'I'm gonna kill people' statement...
I'm gonna go with 'twat' as his obscenity filter safe name.......giant, flaming, sandy twat.
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I never paid enough attention to know anything other than the 'I'm gonna kill people' statement...
I'm gonna go with 'twat' as his obscenity filter safe name.......giant, flaming, sandy twat.
I can see how some of what he does or the way he acts is like his way of playing a certain roll/character.
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The thread is straight gold!
http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/787404-SOE-customer-service-(or-lack-there-of)
Who cares what one guy calls it?
I've seen alot of Travis Haley and Chris Costa's training videos. Maybe their speech is too "tactical" for some people but I know exactly what they are saying and the concept makes sense to me. Nutnfancy is another one that uses the term "weapon system". When you think about it, it kinda is like a "system". Think about Windows, Android or Mac. Those are systems. There are addons, ways of doing things specific to that particular system. The AR-15 has a different manual of arms than an AK-47. So it becomes a system. When you add on optics, lights, lasers, different muzzle devices its even more a system. You have to take into account things like weight, and how things might effect your carry and draw like various slings. If you have a simple AR-15 with double handguards and a carry handle, no sling, optic or other wise it might not be much of a system.
Work space is just a term I've heard Haley say that illustrates where you should be focusing and manipulating your weapon and why you should do it said way.
I think James is just mad he didn't coin any cool tactical phrases.
I've seen alot of Travis Haley and Chris Costa's training videos. Maybe their speech is too "tactical" for some people but I know exactly what they are saying and the concept makes sense to me. Nutnfancy is another one that uses the term "weapon system". When you think about it, it kinda is like a "system". Think about Windows, Android or Mac. Those are systems. There are addons, ways of doing things specific to that particular system. The AR-15 has a different manual of arms than an AK-47. So it becomes a system. When you add on optics, lights, lasers, different muzzle devices its even more a system. You have to take into account things like weight, and how things might effect your carry and draw like various slings. If you have a simple AR-15 with double handguards and a carry handle, no sling, optic or other wise it might not be much of a system.
Work space is just a term I've heard Haley say that illustrates where you should be focusing and manipulating your weapon and why you should do it said way.
I think James is just mad he didn't coin any cool tactical phrases.
YES!!!
i love watching Nutnfancy and his reviews, but holy dog **** they're so long!!! At times I really wish I could yell through the monitor and tell him to speed that **** up
Same here but you gotta admit the man is thorough (if you can stay awake through the vid).
Not a fan of him, but I do get annoyed by the same things.
When I hear "work space" all I can think of if what kind of mall ninja rifle does that guy have?
Case and point: In a gun shop down in Marietta couple months back and a guy pulls out this AK bull pup from his tactical range bag (NFA length rifle at that too). Well, he proceeded to go into all this crap about tactics, utility benefits from length, and how he "operates the rifle in his work space". It made me so ****ing aggravated by how much of a tool this guy sounded like. The rifle was as mall ninja as it could get. Fake suppressor, vertical grip WITH laser/flashlight built in, the aluminum bull pup chassis was all chewed up from improper/careless install, weight probably twice as much as a normal AK, Trijicon reflex sight with off brand crap iron sights, mag release was horribly hard to reach, then working the bolt was even more difficult. I have been scarred since that day to associating these stupid tactical terms with mall ninja d-bags....
My rant over too I suppose....
When I hear "work space" all I can think of if what kind of mall ninja rifle does that guy have?
Case and point: In a gun shop down in Marietta couple months back and a guy pulls out this AK bull pup from his tactical range bag (NFA length rifle at that too). Well, he proceeded to go into all this crap about tactics, utility benefits from length, and how he "operates the rifle in his work space". It made me so ****ing aggravated by how much of a tool this guy sounded like. The rifle was as mall ninja as it could get. Fake suppressor, vertical grip WITH laser/flashlight built in, the aluminum bull pup chassis was all chewed up from improper/careless install, weight probably twice as much as a normal AK, Trijicon reflex sight with off brand crap iron sights, mag release was horribly hard to reach, then working the bolt was even more difficult. I have been scarred since that day to associating these stupid tactical terms with mall ninja d-bags....
My rant over too I suppose....
Oh no doubt. He covers everything and then some
