Black and green??
- Thread starter petew
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- victoria bc
Black=AR type weapon (AR, XCR, ACR, AR180b, scar.....)
Green, not sure maybe black rifles with green furniture???
ColassalEntry
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- VANCOUVER!
one would think the type of firearms discussed in this section would be sufficient enough for a working thesis 
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They're mainly butt ugly, thats what.
You're crazy, that would involve reading and drawings ones own conclusions!one would think the type of firearms discussed in this section would be sufficient enough for a working thesis
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- victoria bc
one would think the type of firearms discussed in this section would be sufficient enough for a working thesis
Some are not in the loop concerning the tools of the mall ninja like you guys...
Most black and green guns are classed as restricted which means you can only take them to the range fortunately some are not like my non-restricted Robinson Arms XCR-L chambered in 6.8 SPC loaded with 95gr Barnes TTSX @ 2825fps = my favorite go to deer/coyote hunting rifle...
The cool thing about these kinds of guns is you can swap out the barrels or the complete upper here is a pic of my XCR-L with both my uppers the second one is in 223 I use it for plinking/gophers/coyotes...
Had the 223 upper on loaded with 40gr V-Max @ 3200fps
To me a black/green firearm is a light recoiling fast shooting hunting tool that has far less killing power than any of my other hunting rifles...
The cool thing about these kinds of guns is you can swap out the barrels or the complete upper here is a pic of my XCR-L with both my uppers the second one is in 223 I use it for plinking/gophers/coyotes...
Had the 223 upper on loaded with 40gr V-Max @ 3200fps
To me a black/green firearm is a light recoiling fast shooting hunting tool that has far less killing power than any of my other hunting rifles...
Ar180shooter
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Taking a look at the titles of the stickies should have cleared that up. It just appears as if the OP didn't even try to find the answer...
OldFrankHog
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- Gatineau QC
Thats a neat little bit of history right there. Thanks enefgee.
I would have tought an M-14 was scary enough no?
ColassalEntry
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Apparently 7.62x51 went right through the average 120 lb Viet Cong, and left a nice repairable hole, the 5.56 broke apart and made nasty multiple wound tracks, compounded by being able to get multiple hits in full auto. Let's face it, despite what people say about it's 'lack of power' the 5.56 makes ugly, hard to fix holes in people.
You mean arm chair commandos. Mall ninjas more commonly sport REAL OPERATOR'S COMBAT EFFECTIVE airsoft guns... and perhaps the odd lucky one who's mom let them buy an SKS (which to them is indisputably the best combat rifle hands down that every army should adopt, you guys know who I'm talking about).
"Black rifle" was just a term coined to them in reflection of their appearance, although has evolved to simply just mean intermediate cartridge automatic firearms. The green part added on is more of a Gun Nutz mod's joke in reference to various different color and camouflage furniture available for various black rifles.
OldFrankHog
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- Gatineau QC
Don't get me wrong I'd be scared of 5.56 too
In fact any rifle cartridge... I bought an old kevlar lvl 3 vest and shot some buckshot, 9mm, .45 acp, 5.56 at it. Needless to say the 5.56 rounds went right through both sides leaving tiny holes in the vest. Kinda puts a huge dent in your confidence on the street. When they tell you your vest gives you about 20% more chance of survival in a fire fight they dont tell you it does didly squat in a fire fight with real guns...
