VOT Disruptor, the worst LMG?

[ghost_ol3a]

Once you actually carry the M249 in a Line unit you'll understand the issue of extra ammo. I carried that weapon for about 5 years out of 7. I'm just glad that I didn't have to carry it when I had to put a M2 (receiver, barrel, tripod, T&E) in my ruck with a SINGARs, batteries, ammo, food, field load. It would take two troopers to help me get on my feet. However, any LMG that is burst fire is a POS in this game and real life. The fire delay between bursts makes it pretty much unusable or at least way less effective than a SAW.

saw by far is the best weapon i ever used, got me out of alot of sticky situations

[Matala]

haha i knew there was something, didnt think it was because of you being a bravo. i did the ag roll for a bit. ruck was at 113 lbs, and that was with summer packing list. thank **** we did take our rucks with us too much in iraq. what makes the green grass grow? BLOOD!!!!

You're lucky!! My LCE alone was 97 lbs. Ruck would be between 60-120 lbs depending on the mission and how long after we jumped in that we would expect support. Travel light, freeze at night. RLTW and AATW!

[JagerMyk]

sorry for taking the OPs post off track, but MUTHAFKNA!! I had strap marks for weeks after carrying my own shtako. What is OUR business? Killing!
lol loved my wubby, damb that thing was light an warm. dont know its real name, but the silky satin blanket thing the size of a rain poncho

[ghost_ol3a]

You're lucky!! My LCE alone was 97 lbs. Ruck would be between 60-120 lbs depending on the mission and how long after we jumped in that we would expect support. Travel light, freeze at night. RLTW and AATW!

nah we had light packing list, but then again we didnt jump either

[ghost_ol3a]

sorry for taking the OPs post off track, but MUTHAFKNA!! I had strap marks for weeks after carrying my own shtako. What is OUR business? Killing!
lol loved my wubby, damb that thing was light an warm.

and business is booming. smoking jacket all the way bra

[ghost_ol3a]

You're lucky!! My LCE alone was 97 lbs. Ruck would be between 60-120 lbs depending on the mission and how long after we jumped in that we would expect support. Travel light, freeze at night. RLTW and AATW!

but then again thats because you were a ranger

[Matala]

The wobbie aka poncho liner was a live saver. Unlike that craptastic VOT Disrupter!

[ghost_ol3a]

still have my smoking jacket. that was one piece of TA-50 they didnt get back

[JagerMyk]

and business is booming. smoking jacket all the way bra

lol, awesome. am an old mang. you young uns. ok so 1st. Thank you, from one soldier to any who have served. 2nd...remember 1st
an tree...foxtrot uniform charlie kilo. yankee alpha!! I salute each an every one of you, an your families.
ps: I have to get out, or I will rant on an on an kill this poor ops post. but thanks for letting me rant an rehash some memories.

[Matala]

Hell, I'm old enough to sweat dust. I was just finishing Infantry OSUT when Desert Shield kicked off. My last deployment before I got out was to invade Haiti. That was a long flight in a Blackhawk from Ft. Bragg to Haiti. 3rd bird to leave the US to invade. I did enjoy my time as a door gunner though. Love flying!