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Very nice photos of the sub.

thanks for the information.

Explain to me what, is the Bush version.

The Scout Squad is the weapon I purchased, but I opted for the synthetic stock rather than the wood. Your article was dead on about accuracy. Whether you use the open sights or an optic. Because of my older eyes the optic is a big help.

great photos, thanks for sharing. God Bless every single military personnel serving here in country or overseas. Thoughts and Prayers are with you every single day.

My brother - in- law was on a gun truck for a while, he was an engineer, but he served all over the place.

I had the rare opportunity to live fire Ma from a tank one time, at night. That was freaking awesome. The tracer rounds look like softballs going downrange.

Jfal - do you think it is because of the weapons and technology we have today, or because of the people back then.

give me low and slow any day.

I went out to their site and looked, and they have quite the selection of barrels. I liked the rainbow barrel color. The color changes are pretty awesome, and I could imagine them in sunlight. And no I am not one of those type of gentlemen.

I just received a Galco holster for my Echelon, OWB. I am going to give this a try. My problem is with my back and the fact that I don't have an ass, but I certainly have a belly. Which is the reason most of the time I wear a shoulder rig.

Thanks for the great article, Dr. Dabbs. As a former 17-year veteran myself (67-N2F) Huey's were my thing, Spent many months at Ft. Rucker myself. All my pilots were Vietnam era and demanded we know how to fly, from our Major on down. I am pretty sure I have at least 450hrs of stick time in the...

Great article, they didn't need anything more than what they fought with. Everything I have read and seen it was bad enough without a SMG.

I am afraid to ask. I should see my oldest grandson tomorrow and I'll ask him, he enjoys history, and likes it when we talk about the past.

I only hope that we can keep the memories of that greatest generation alive for the future. My feeling is that ir is going to fade away and be forgotten. That will be such a great loss.

I guess I purchased mine just a tad bit to soon. Would've liked to have the manual safety, but it's all good cause I really like my green Echelon.

They do

Threaded barrel on the Springfield Armory sight lists for $169.99 for the Echelon.

Good article, the only piece left out is what the cost is in upgrading the Echelon like this. I am guessing it is probably more than the average person buying an Echelon can afford.

I picked up my Echelon ( O D Green ) last weekend. It is a thing of beauty. can't wait to take it out this weekend and run some rounds downrange. It was a tough decision between that or the FDE, but since I already had one in FDE, I went with my favorite color.