Call me dumb, but what is it that makes a firearm "tactical"?
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Call me dumb, but what is it that makes a firearm "tactical"?
Usually black, too much scope, large ammo capacity and it has to be "scary" to the regular uninformed public.
Looks cool to zombie hunters.
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Dumb.
Hi, as far as i believe its a advertising gimick to make money. Its used to market certain firearms to silly punters lol. It can also be refered to a rifle that is used in law enforcement and military purposes. A tactical rifle could be one that is vesatile to be used in different situations but as far as hunting goes as more a marketing gimick to sell more. (esp black ones) No questions dumb, just dumb answers but this answer isnt a dumb one haha cheers
You shouldn't say things like that of piss takers like me Shearer. You are dumb! Ha ha ha ha
Well :P
Most importantly it has to be matt black - that is non-negotiable.
If it has a pistol grip, your "tactical" score goes up.
If it has at least 2 torches, you get 5 extra points.
Each accessory rail scores 1 extra point.
The ability of the owner to shoot has no bearing on the "tactical" score.
I think those are the basics :D
I'd say originally it was used to describe firearm variants derived from or marketed towards law enforcement/military, but now it also includes guns with too many rails, and guns with enough shit on them to comfortably sail past the point of practicality.
Ask Gimp
Tacticool
while you're at it, ask Gimp about zombies :P
Tactical means it never gets on my shopping list.
It's the sort of shite this type like...
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Maybe I'm the dummy, i thought tactical had the opposite meaning to practical :ORLY: :P
Sums it rather well:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
gonna annoy a lot of people here but to me anyone that hunts with a unnecessarily kitted out tactical riffle is a try hard. a bit like a townie driving around in a lifted hilux with 72" mags thats never been parked on the lawn let alone touch decent mud. call me odd but to me nothing beats a blued barrel and a nicely polished walnut stock.
