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I got them from the trends that have been happening in warfare in the past 50 years. And yes, my whole point is that this is a marketing gimmick that has no ap
by throw1234651234 6y ago
I got them from the trends that have been happening in warfare in the past 50 years.
And yes, my whole point is that this is a marketing gimmick that has no application to anything combat-related.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> And yes, my whole point is that this is a marketing gimmick that has no application to anything combat-related. Since this is explicitly, per Kalashnikov, a civilian sporting shotgun with videogame-inspired features not aimed at a combat market, that's officially the case (though the company would probably not use the term “gimmick”), not something that needs argument notionally drawn from trends in warfare to establish.
- throw1234651234 6y agoJust because the company designates it as a gimmick doesn't mean it ceases to be any more useless. If you look at the rest of the discussion here - the merit/application of this "feature" is being discussed.