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Col. Cooper USMC

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Yes
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  • dunbarboyz
    He was a wise man!
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  • pulsarnc

    Great gun writer one of the few who really knew what he talked about

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  • 4205raymond
    Yes! Again
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  • Warbirds
    select-fire: 31545503766043/comments/31545515320603

    Thanks for the 10mm 


    Alot of history I didn’t know there. Thanks for sharing.

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  • chiefr
    He was no fan of the M-16 and 223. 
    Certainly a good writer and a true patriot, very opinionated.  
    Been struggling to think of any good gun writers of present.  
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  • mohawk600
    Interesting article. Thanks for the "scout" rifle concept also.
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  • gesshots
    chiefr said:
    He was no fan of the M-16 and 223. 
    Certainly a good writer and a true patriot, very opinionated.  
    Been struggling to think of any good gun writers of present.  

    Both M16 and 5.56 NATO are still thought toys. by many.
    Good gun writers of present.  Don't have any.
    A generation ago: Skeeter Skelton/Dobe Grant, Gary James. Bob Milek, Charles Askins, Bill Jordan, Elmer Keith,
    Jan Libourel, J.B. Wood, Fred Barnes, Roy Dunlap, P.O.Ackley to name , but a few...
    Barnes' Cartridges of the World and Dunlap's Gunsmithing are still my favorite books. No matter how often you pick them up, you can still learn something new ! Dobe Grant was very amusing!






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  • mohawk600
    Lots of NVC and ISIS/Taliban can attest that the 5.56 m is not a toy.
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  • gesshots
    mohawk600 said:
    Lots of NVC and ISIS/Taliban can attest that the 5.56 m is not a to
    I agree. However to many, a battle rifle must be made of steel and wood and .30 cal. or better !
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  • chiefr
    gesshots said:
    chiefr said:
    He was no fan of the M-16 and 223. 
    Certainly a good writer and a true patriot, very opinionated.  
    Been struggling to think of any good gun writers of present.  

    Both M16 and 5.56 NATO are still thought toys. by many.
    Good gun writers of present.  Don't have any.
    A generation ago: Skeeter Skelton/Dobe Grant, Gary James. Bob Milek, Charles Askins, Bill Jordan, Elmer Keith,
    Jan Libourel, J.B. Wood, Fred Barnes, Roy Dunlap, P.O.Ackley to name , but a few...
    Barnes' Cartridges of the World and Dunlap's Gunsmithing are still my favorite books. No matter how often you pick them up, you can still learn something new ! Dobe Grant was very amusing!






    You got that right.
    Have Ackleys, Sharpes, Hatcher, Whelen, Keith, Askins, Cooper, and other old books from pre WWII and the Fifties.
    Just about every gun mag these days are merely ads; even the articles. Rarely anything interesting.
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    What's the Marine quote?

    "Be Polite, be Professional, and have a plan to kill everyone you meet."

    Or similar.


    I was Army. We only strive to hurt people really bad.

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