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Jeez, so at 1,000,000 rounds per minute, each barrel fires 5 times that quickly?
 
I think I'm in love!!!



:laughing :laughing :laughing



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ScorpioVI said:
YEEEHAAAA!!!


PUT SOME LEAD IN YOUR PENCIL BOYS!!!

I HATE CALIFORNIA!!!

No one noticed:

1) Her shirt said CCCP (Savezna Socialisticka Sovietska Republika) aka USSR...hammer and sickle...yeah...

2) She's ugly

3) She's shooting some peashooter 9mm shit that looks like Black and Decker made it.

4) Cool hip holster
 
Webberstyle said:
No one noticed:

2) She's ugly


:wow :confused :laughing
Put down the bottle and step away from the pipe.
She may be a lot of things but ugly ain't one of them.
 
Webberstyle said:
No one noticed:

1) Her shirt said CCCP (Savezna Socialisticka Sovietska Republika) aka USSR...hammer and sickle...yeah...
noticed it, doesn't matter to me
2) She's ugly
someone needs to see the eye doctor
3) She's shooting some peashooter 9mm shit that looks like Black and Decker made it.
:laughing yeah ok, I would still like to have one. There is a time and place for pistol caliber carbines, and are often used wtih higher pressure ammo, so not as bad as it sounds. Really no different than the MP5.
4) Cool hip holster
no opinion on holster, not what I was watching ;)
 
Ducky_Fresh said:
You tellin me you wouldnt hit it Miran?

I have class. Class oozes out of me each time I exhale. I don't try to fuck everything that moves ;)

Tom, et al.
I once dated a skinny, flat-chested flat-assed Polish chick. It is in no way appealing to me any longer. Of course, you old guys would jump at the opportunity for 'young blood' such as this.

Now,St Pauli Girl , on the other hand, is a prime example of what a real woman should look like.

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What makes me laugh about the video:

1. I love how they do the slow-mo of her bobbing her hair around and then go full-auto on the rifle.

2. Her black outfit kinda reminds me of what I see at Target Masters, from time to time.
 
I am not trying to insult anyone here, but I am curious as to why people put flashlights on guns.

To me, if you are in the dark looking for a burgler, etc., although the light lets you see, it also provides an aim point for the other guy. And he may see you first due to you having the light.

If you were that concerened about being able to see in the dark in order to shoot, wouldn't you want to invest in some good night vision goggles?
 
Shotline said:
I am not trying to insult anyone here, but I am curious as to why people put flashlights on guns.

To me, if you are in the dark looking for a burgler, etc., although the light lets you see, it also provides an aim point for the other guy. And he may see you first due to you having the light.

If you were that concerened about being able to see in the dark in order to shoot, wouldn't you want to invest in some good night vision goggles?

Yeah go figure.

But then you have people like me who like to roast dinner on their bayonets :laughing I'd rather have a gun with a flashlight than having an actual flashlight :p Fuse went out? I'll get it! Lemme bust out the gun and go fix it :laughing
 
IMO, a light on a gun is fine, IF used intelligently. With a weapon mounted light, the idea is not to turn it on and leave it on, but to use it when needing to light a particualry dark area, or if you do ID something you think might be a bad guy; you can see if they are armed, or just a late returning child/spouse etc.

Also, a blast to the eyes of a bad guy can give a second or two to seek cover. Newer model lights are extremely bright and can cause the other person to close their eyes reflexively.

Another nice thing about weapon lights is that if there are small children in the house, you believe there is a breakin attempt, and are moving the family to a safe zone, you can carry the child while still having light and a weapon at the ready.

my SHTF pistol has a light, but I have a fairly good idea of how and when to use it.
 
Webberstyle said:
No one noticed:

1) Her shirt said CCCP (Savezna Socialisticka Sovietska Republika) aka USSR...hammer and sickle...yeah...


I noticed. I think it's a cool shirt.

Webberstyle said:

2) She's ugly



FAGGOT!



Webberstyle said:

3) She's shooting some peashooter 9mm shit that looks like Black and Decker made it.



FAGGOT!




Webberstyle said:
No one noticed:

4) Cool hip holster



It's a thigh holster. FAGGOT!



You're so stupid and so fucking GAY you're a disgrace to gun-owners everywhere. You need to do us a favor and stab yourself with your Mosin.


:laughing :laughing :laughing :laughing
 
Fuck you, whiteboy :twofinger

Pipe your redneck-ass down, Cletus. Most educated women brought up anywhere between Russia and Yugoslavia along Eastern Europe know how to handle a rifle. My mom's old aeronautics firm in Fmr Yugoslavia had annual shooting competitions that all employees took part in. Women with guns is pretty common. That chick was ugly. Her face was all wrong and shit.

As to the pea shooter, the only thing it's good for is posing like that in front of the camera to show your friends how cool you are. I'd much rather have a weathered, beaten battle rifle, kthxbye.

As for the holster, looks like it's hanging from her hip. I'm not familiar with your uber-1337 holster technical terms. I'm just not cool enough to be sitting there reading books about holsters to know what the fuck is the difference between a thigh holster and a hip holster. You, on the other hand, are a fucking holster genius. If you were any cooler, the government would have to deport you for being way too cool. :rolleyes
 
Shotline said:
I am not trying to insult anyone here, but I am curious as to why people put flashlights on guns.

To me, if you are in the dark looking for a burgler, etc., although the light lets you see, it also provides an aim point for the other guy. And he may see you first due to you having the light.

If you were that concerened about being able to see in the dark in order to shoot, wouldn't you want to invest in some good night vision goggles?





Next time you're back in the Bay Area, come out to a meet and let me know. I'll make sure you meet Mr. Surefire 6P. I'll dare you to look at me and keep your eyes open for more than a second. I guarantee you won't, you can't. It's like looking into the sun, it fucking hurts and it will cause you to avert your eyes and head. If you no can see me, you no can shootee me. There's a reason why cops all over the country use Surefire handheld and weapon-mounted lights. We're not talking about silly Mag-lites here.

You ever use NODs on a regular basis? In a force-on-force exercise? Me, I've worn night-vision goggles so much I used to dream in green.

Let's say I chose to buy a AN-PVS-7B NOD, with my connections, I can probably pick up a used one, with a refurbished tube, for $700-$800. I'd love to have the new PVS-14, since it's monocular and frees up the other eye, but at the average retail price of $3500+, it's a little bit out of reach. So I'm stuck with the PVS-7. If I'm lucky, it came with a soft mount for my head so I'm not stuck holding the damn thing up to my face with one hand. Hard mounts for the Kevlar helmet, which I do have, are a bitch to find and aren't very durable. So now I've got PVS-7 in a soft mount, two AAs loaded, so all I gotta do is rotate the switch to ON and I'm GTG.

I'm laying in bed, trying to put myself to sleep reading Counter-Insurgency 101, when the front door crashes open. I reach for the PVS-7, slip on the soft mount, adjust the straps so it doesn't sag, which probably takes a good 5-10 seconds. Reach for my Mossberg 500 and prepare to defend the bedroom door. Bedroom door crashes open and I see the biggest freaking dude in my life. What's that on his chest? A police badge or a school logo? I can't tell, I need to adjust the focus on the PVS-7 to see properly. No time. Range? 5 feet? 20 feet? I don't fucking know, damn NODs don't give depth perception worth a damn, I can't tell if my hands are right in front of my face or 10 feet in front of me. I bring the shotgun up to bear, shit, I can't get a damn sight picture with this thing in my face. Fuck it, hip shot, pull the trigger, boom. Center mass, ooops, he's got a vest, still coming. I don't get a second shot cuz his buddy behind him already did a Mozambique drill on me.

See, it's not enough to be able to see in the dark, you've also got to be able to engage. Our boys in theatre use a LAD (Laser Aiming Device), maybe a PAQ-4 or a PEQ-2. Last time I heard, them devices were on the "nuh-uh" list for civilians. There's a few Russian knock-offs in the market but they're hard to find and unreliable. If you're rich, you could afford a PVS-14 monocular which you can either mount on your home-defense rifle (with an Aimpoint or EOTech) or stick on a soft-mount on your head that will allow you to shoulder a weapon and get a sight picture.

On the other hand. Forget the NODs. I just grab my Surefire-equipped Mossberg 500 when the front door comes crashing down. I can blind the assailant, impede his ability to assault, identify him, and engage him all at the same instant. And a Surefire weapons-light only costs about $300.
 
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