Not all of us have Don Perignon money. POF would be good enough for me.
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This is the funniest statement of the day. You could buy an HK SP5 with the amount of money you have in AK mags.
You think they gonna come down from 2800??? I think They’re gonna go up homie
I don’t think HK will leave it on the line up forever. Especially at their current prices and they never drop prices. Once the fan boys have gobbled up their fill at 2800.00 it’ll sit there with smaller and smaller stock till one day it disappears like the USP, and USC, and P7, and SL8 etc
People have already bought them for less than $2800. From what I've read it's not a limited production run. Something like 500 now, 500 after the 1st of the year, and then who knows? They wouldn't have gone thru the hassle to sell 1000 pistols.
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How'd they get them for less than $2800 already? Had to have the inside line. Like to even get one at any price.
I remember when the USC was $1100... in California. Dang I missed that one because I was out hoarding Mosins.
Not really. Bulk of my AK mags cost me $3 to $10 a piece. And you know me better than that. I ain't selling nothing.
Interesting thought, would anyone use 5.56 if it wasn't the military/COD standard?
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Fair enough, but you can't complain about not being able to buy a $2800 pistol when you have $3.8 Billion in other stuff.
They were on sale at regular retailers for MSRP or less until everything learned of their release. I think we'll see these in increased numbers and I'm excited about it, but most are ho-hum on it, which is fine by me.
As opposed to 7.62 x 39 or any other caliber? We all assume a moderate amount of testing goes into choosing a caliber and a weapon so consumers latch onto that, and mostly for good reason.
Globally, nobody does.
*American* military standard, and our allies use it because we supply it
Well I am debating buying a 5.56 rifle...but somehow feel cheated when I buy 5.56 ammo. I was trying to figure out why it was popular and if the sole reason was because the green boys (or brownish boys now) use it...and it seems that that is pretty much the primary reason. I was casually looking at a scout-type bolt gun and was amazed at how many I see are offered in 5.56...which is sort of a head scratcher to me
For most civilian purposes it just seems like an odd choice to have become so popular
Majority of that popularity is due to AR15
Imma change my profession to proctologist because I deal with assholes all day!
Yeah 5.56 is good when you’re humping a rifle and combat load for 10-12 miles with a billion other pounds of gear. The weapon is lighter the ammo is lighter so it allows you to carry more ammunition at the same weight as your enemy which when used in conjunction with controlled rates of fire let’s you run a gunfight longer. Aside from the military roll there’s MUCH better cartridges to run stateside for different stuff; hunting, self defense, long range etc.
I still love my 5.56 but only in the AR platform. No need for a bolt gun, or any other roll really.
guess it’s a good medium sized varmint round too?
Agreed. For combat I think it's a fine choice. I suppose I never realized how much copy-cat syndrome influences the market...kinda like beards in the last 10 years