damage. if you're the kind of person who, and i'm not talking about anyone in particular here, including myself, if you're thinking about buying another 10,000 rounds of 7.62 rounds because, well... you know, times are turbulent, is there even a what's the point of buying them? i just read the book firepower, which is essentially the history of gunpowder. there you can trace how war has changed from the times of spears and locks, to fetel and wheel muskets, artillery with explosive shells, when i read this, i realized that we are on on the verge of major change. you see, despite all this techno-magic of the us army, the enemy’s best weapon is an improvised explosive device, yes, i noticed that before ieds were planted on the road and detonated remotely, but now the enemy can launch an ied directly at you at a speed of 120 miles per hour , at a very low altitude, in conditions of strong radio suppression, radio suppression, that is, it is impossible to suppress the signal, radio...