As I've noted earlier, a lot of tactical features (assault features or military features, if you prefer) are simply design features that improve the handling of the gun to make it more effective (deadly, if you prefer) in the hands of a trained person. Better sights, better grips, better handling, better recoil absorption, better fit to individual body types, etc.
Going forward, these features are going to be on pretty much all rifles and shotguns with tactical use in mind, even if they are pump-action or lever-action guns instead of semi-automatics.
Behold the pump-action AR-15. Used the same accessories as a regular AR-15: trigger, stock, grip, mounting rails, trigger, magazines, sights, etc., but it's a pump-action.
Looking at this, are you relieved it's not a semi-automatic, or still unhappy because it's a tactical rifle?
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