New military telescoped ammunition?!

[Certaindeaf]

G11 Baby! HK G11 Prototype

A colleague/friend of mine was seriously into autos back in the 80's, owning both a G3 and a G41. I was floored when he told me this. He sold it all in the late 90s to pursue another passion, and had zero regrets.

[edit] People at my company as well as clients universally hated him - not just disliked, but hated. I heard weeks of bad stories before meeting him, and when I did, I knew instantly he was in the Asberger's spectrum of autism, just like my son. We got along great.

Are brass fed guns are a marker of the "tism"?

 

[P7M13]

Are brass fed guns are a marker of the "tism"?

Negative. Selling a collection of full auto just because the winds of your passion change is a symptom.
He was called "the 50:50 guy". When asked a question like "will it work?" (our job often carries significant risks), his answer was invariably "50:50." It infuriated people. When we met, I realized he was just like my son, and knew that with Asberger folk, it's not what you ask, but how you ask. He was a veritable Google reference himself in what we did.

 

[BlackRyder]

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Hell, they couldn't keep enough soldiers in body armor last go round and families were sending them what they could buy here...

It's because the police were buying it all up.

 

[Stomper]

Negative. Selling a collection of full auto just because the winds of your passion change is a symptom.
He was called "the 50:50 guy". When asked a question like "will it work?" (our job often carries significant risks), his answer was invariably "50:50." It infuriated people. When we met, I realized he was just like my son, and knew that with Asberger folk, it's not what you ask, but how you ask. He was a veritable Google reference himself in what we did.

I have a son with very mild Asperger's syndrome too... you're spot-on about it not being "what", but rather "how" you ask/tell them something, as well as not rely on non-verbal (implied) communication.