I believe that many firearm innovations start out in the civilian world and migrate to the military. It didn't use to be that way.
Back when civilian shooting wasn't as big a force as it is today, the military wagged the dog. Now you see major firearm manufacturers backing out of military competitions to focus on the civilian market. Smith and Wesson is the latest example of this....they just backed out of the M4 comp.
But to the issue at hand.
A big trend is beginning to appear in the civilian shooting market and I'm beyond intrigued. I'm ready to pull the trigger on it and I'm wondering why the military hasn't investigated its use.
That would be the holographic sight on a pistol.
The above system is from TSD.
What I find absolutely amazing is that not even US Special Ops appears to be embracing this tech.
That should change. I think this is a worthwhile addition that should be procured by the lab rats at the USMC Marksmanship Training Unit to investigate its combat possibilities.
Its definitely as worthy as the IAR....in my opinion more so.
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