Or, why aren't axes a larger part of gun design? Seems to go hand-in-hand. You put the axe on and then it's both a gun and an axe.
Like 2n1 shampoo + conditioner. Just makes sense.
Why don't more people use the tactical axe
Or, why aren't axes a larger part of gun design? Seems to go hand-in-hand. You put the axe on and then it's both a gun and an axe.
Like 2n1 shampoo + conditioner. Just makes sense.
Can you repeat the question?
You cutting down a tree with your rifle? If not, it's one of the more moronic things to add. Might aswell have the zombie apocalypse rear-view mirror.
>If not, it's one of the more moronic things to add
Why?
>looks cool
>don't have to carry an axe on your back
>doubles as a bayonet
Not seeing the downsides.
>I have never touched a gun
You can be banned for being underage, son. Don't post for at least 2 years.
Just because the coolest thing you've ever attached to a gun was a flashlight doesn't mean everyone else is limited in their imagination.
So really you're asking why reality isn't like your imaginary fantasies?
>imagination
>Loadout
Genuinely a child. Where are your parents?
it works as neither an ax nor a bayonet. also it looks lucking moronic
>looks like moronic mallninja bullshit
>has terrible erogos as an axe
>will probably break your gun if you actually try to use it as an axe
>ruins the balance of your gun
>Makes a moronic bayonet, assuming you even need one
I see nothing but downsides
>run out of bullets
>no bayonet
>it's getting cold
In my loadout, I chop down a few branches and a small tree and enjoy a comfy fire for the night.
In your loadout, you cannot chop a tree down and the cold kills you.
See?
except you cant chop anything with it
My axe is in my backpack, moron-boy. Meanwhile you won't be able to shoot accurately due to the moron-weight on the front of your gun.
>lose pack
>lose access to firewood and bayonet
Pointless.
>carry shotgun with axe attachment in loadout
>gets late in the evening, got a fire going
>wild animal approaches to check it out
>few swings later
>dinner
Meanwhile you're cold and packless, dying. Will I let you have some of my dinner? Depends.
>lose gun
>loose access to firepower and bayonet
Pointless.
>carry K-Bar on belt and axe in pack
>gets late in the evening, got a fire going
>wild animal approaches to check it out
>few swings later
>dinner
Meanwhile you're cold and gatless, dying. Will I let you have some of my dinner? Depends.
Why not have a kettle built into your rifle? You get water cooling and when you stop you have some nice hot water for tea or soup or hot choccies. Why don't more people do this?
>lose pack
>lose access to food
Pointless.
>carry rifle with kettle attachment
>gets late in the evening, got a fire going
>wild animal approaches to check it out
>few shots later
>dinner and tea
Meanwhile you're cold and packless, dying. Will I let you have some of my dinner? Depends.
and a new meme was born
I could see this being a service option in the U.K.
Frickin weak ass manlet lmfao
Post video of you chopping wood with your gun axe that you totally have.
>I chop down a few branches
You ain't chopping shit and you're going to deform the barrel.
Worst case that means I can now shoot around corners. Huge tactical advantage.
Pros:
>looks wicked syk-tite
Ignore the naysayers OP I think this is a great idea
It should be like this, that way you don't have the weight out front.
>just here for the comments
>go to pick up your rifle
>cut your arm off
that's why it's in the front dude
Yes, the human body is exactly the same as gelatin
moron.
Grenade idea: when you pull the pin, there's a strap you yank instead of a safety lever. You can swing the grenade by the strap to increase the throwing distance.
?
That's a stick, not a strap, wtf man
You could use a sling made with tactical rope and wrap it around the axe attachment
While we're at it why don't we use the axe-gat as a staff-sling?
>bolo grenade
Hell no.
Old /k/ would claim such a thing would be impossible for the average soldier to comprehend.
>Like 2n1 shampoo + conditioner
Jesus christ
???
>2n1 shampoo + conditioner
what are you, 12?
>he doesn't buy the one that says "no more tears" on the bottle.
You’re genuinely an idiot, for one thing a massive blade like OP pic would make handling the rifle awkward at best. Next the added overall profile of the weapon is greatly increased. Finally the use cases for that monstrosity is very limited, chopping branches with a rifle is not ergonomic at all. The blade pictured would not function as a bayonet, overall horrible idea
is this one of those threads where OP doesn't take no for an answer?