How about a 100 round dual drum.I never had a problem with my M16A1. I was it's first owner. Magazines were a different story. Yes, 18 only and too many were pretty crappy.
Too heavy for my taste, the M16’s handling qualities were one of the strong points, a 100 round magazine adds too much weight.
This is what worries me. Yes, you may live 1,000 miles from LA or New York or Miami but there is still the possibility of some terrorist who happens to live in your area wants his share of fame. I would have bet nobody would ever have shot up a school here until someone did so a couple of years ago.You never know when an Iranian terror cell will hit the local WalMart or Whataburger. I don't know for sure if that's tongue in cheek or not.
I'm slow. It took me a minute to figure out what MOB meant but it was a minute well spent
In 1979 when I had left active duty and workng the street in a local PD, we were receiving warning bulletins about Iranian students who were "sleeper cells", right down to the make and model cars they were driving. They have been here for a while. I remember thinking, sheesh, with home grown cranks and crooks and these guys, why would you go anywhere unarmed?This is what worries me. Yes, you may live 1,000 miles from LA or New York or Miami but there is still the possibility of some terrorist who happens to live in your area wants his share of fame. I would have bet nobody would ever have shot up a school here until someone did so a couple of years ago.
I believe it was the late 70s that someone highjacked a school bus full of children and buried the bus, using heavy equipment. The kids were on the way home when the bad guys stopped the bus and got on, armed, and took the kids.This is what worries me. Yes, you may live 1,000 miles from LA or New York or Miami but there is still the possibility of some terrorist who happens to live in your area wants his share of fame. I would have bet nobody would ever have shot up a school here until someone did so a couple of years ago.
I remember the case. They locked them in a buried semi trailer. The bus driver and older kids dug their way out and all of them escaped. The three inept kidnappers never got around to sending the ransom note and they all got life.I believe it was the late 70s that someone highjacked a school bus full of children and buried the bus, using heavy equipment. The kids were on the way home when the bad guys stopped the bus and got on, armed, and took the kids.
It doesn't have to look Arabic to be dangerous.
I typically have one in the gun and two in mag carrier and sometimes I like to condition up by adding more weight and will add my Rifle rated 11"x12" Plates and Sub Zero plate carrier loaded with three 30 round 5.56 magazines, two or three more loaded magazines in my All Terrain pants that are usually already loaded with about 10lbs of things I find most useful around the house. Body weight 158 lbs + 31 lbs of EDC gear. The pants are usually holding the 3D knee pad system as well. I especially like having those on in the colder months when I build and maintain a fire in the fireplace, cleaning the ash out, adding logs etc. Up and down goes much better with the knee pads. Of the tactical technician style cargo pants I like their knee pad system the best. The pocket for them doubles as a mesh ventilation pocket. They put a lot of thought and worked with feedback from customers to develop each iteration and style. They have so much to choose from it will take me years to justify buying everything. But I am working on it, lol.I just watched a video from one of our 2a proponents who suggested that currently we need carry guns with higher magazine capacity as the threat of terrorist activity is more dire than in the past. Made a lot of sense. I believe I'll start carrying two extra mags instead of one