Wk ????? -C

#Originally Posted by#(n_n)#

Is this the real life?
Is this WK FANTA-C?
Caught in a name thread
No escape from the registry
Open your eyes
Through Liberal lies we see
I'm just a poor boy, I need nothing fancy
Just give me 5.56, .308.
Hunters say that it's great,
But 6.5 Creedmoor, doesn't really mater to me, to me



Roflmao
 
jimmy_d999 said:
#Originally Posted by#(n_n)#

Is this the real life?
Is this WK FANTA-C?
Caught in a name thread
No escape from the registry
Open your eyes
Through Liberal lies we see
I'm just a poor boy, I need nothing fancy
Just give me 5.56, .308.
Hunters say that it's great,
But 6.5 Creedmoor, doesn't really mater to me, to me



Roflmao
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Totally CLASSIC. Garamoosh, garamoosh, will you do the fandango...
 
WK-MOOSE-1
(Wolverine Kodiak - .308 - First generation)

WK-BUFFALO-2
(Wolverine Kodiak - .338LM - Second generation)

WK-ELEPHANT-3
(Wolverine Kodiak - .375HH - Third generation)

WK-T-REX-4
(Wolverine Kodiak - 50BMG - Fourth generation)

Etc., simple and easy with game hunting in mind.
When can I pre-order?
 
If you are going to need a designation per calibre in the future, just use "308".
If the designation is somewhat reusable for several short action calibres, use "SA" for Short Action.
That way, you can evolve your product line logically along the lines of:
  • 308, 65, 68, 3006, 300, 338, 50, etc.
OR

  • SA (short action), M (magnum), so on and so forth.....

Just don't try any cavalier things like ML (Molon Labe) or C71 (Bill C71) etc, or you will invoke the wrath of the divine rights of kings.
 
I like the word "Utility", I think this truely describes the concept than I have planned around. She is not a match rifle nor is she an assault rifle or battle rifle, if she was she would be select fire and have ejection port dust covers, which she doesn't. she is an all round work horse intended to provide fun for the family and be useful in the woods and on the ranch.

I think I like: WK-UTE- MKI. I am using UTE as an abbreviation for Utility, lowers and uppers don,t need caliber designation, caliber can be stamped on the barrel.
 
Mr Wolverine said:
I think I like: WK-UTE- MKI. I am using UTE as an abbreviation for Utility, lowers and uppers don,t need caliber designation, caliber can be stamped on the barrel.
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WowK-UTE. So Cute/Kyute.

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UTE is overstating the obvious. The designation should identify function in the least iteration possible.
WK. That's needed, as it identifies the product in a general sense.
Next, you need to specify the general class of product. What's that?
I'm suggesting short and long action (WK-L, WK-S), but there's other ideas that may be toyed with.
Then subdivide that.
 
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