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<a href="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/828/x1000.jpg/" target="_blank">http://img828.imageshack.us/img828/7647/x1000.jpg</a> Between 200 and 300 military officers and soldiers, joined by dozens of volunteer fighters that had participated in the successful campaign to unseat Moamer Kadhafi, gather in the Benina air base near Benghazi airport on November 15, 2011 to name a new military chief and relaunch a national army. With many volunteer fighters for the National Transition Council still armed, the attempt ended in quarrelling amid widespread divisions. <a href="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/804/1000xz.jpg/" target="_blank">http://img804.imageshack.us/img804/2250/1000xz.jpg</a> Members of Yemen's Central Security Force stand in formation during a weekly drill at their base in Sanaa October 5, 2011. The force is loyal to President Ali Abdullah Saleh who is struggling against demonstrations against his 33-year rule sparked by the pro-democracy uprisings in the region. Good luck, guiding light type thing |
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To shoot yourself with after you blaze away your other 240 rounds into the air.
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Which end the bullets come out of?
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That's a nifty trick they learned. Paypal me $30 and I'll tell you what it does.
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I have no idea. Never seen that before. Me either. Do Yemen and Lybia share a common culture or have a lot of interaction? It wouldn't be interesting if one wierdo in Yemen did it. But here it is in two different countries, interesting. Looks like they are using a single MG link. But I thought that Soviet belts were non-disintegrating? |
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Which end the bullets come out of? Kharn Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I like this. |
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Let's them visually see the correct type of ammo to load and also they are trying to win a Rusted Ace pakimade tape contest.
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Quoted: Those are earned and awarded by actually hitting an enemy. It sorta strikes me as something that a terrorist would do. Have a spare bullet for a suicide mission so he could kill himself before being captured & interrogated. |
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When that round cooks off it means it's time to slow down and try aimed fire.
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All the ANP I used to work with did this. I image it's akin to Americans and TAPCO all over our AK's
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Quoted: Let's them visually see the correct type of ammo to load and also they are trying to win a Rusted Ace pakimade tape contest. LL |
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On the old guys rifle it looks like a larger round than 762x39 to me
Probably has more to do with luck/superstition than anything else |
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A cool picture, nonetheless. The guy apparently needs crutches to walk, but he's still got some fight in him. That ain't 7.62x39R. |
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A cool picture, nonetheless. The guy apparently needs crutches to walk, but he's still got some fight in him. |
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When that round cooks off it means it's time to slow down and try aimed fire. But, those *were* aimed shots, inshallah! |
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A cool picture, nonetheless. The guy apparently needs crutches to walk, but he's still got some fight in him. He didn't have his profile on him so he had to go to the formation. |
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A cool picture, nonetheless. The guy apparently needs crutches to walk, but he's still got some fight in him. That ain't 7.62x39R. |
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I don't know, but now a want a bunch of those clips.
Where do i get them,? |
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That ain't 7.62x39R. Never heard of it. 7.62x39lmnop Sorry, the Ambien is getting to me, and the "I witnessed a rape thread" is keeping one of my typing hands busy. ETA: Aren't you the one that used to have a really gnarly sheep avatar? That was awesome. I wanna blow it up in print and lay it on my wife's face so she can wake up in utter horror. |
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Don't let them capture you alive. Save the last bullet for yourself. |
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All the ANP I used to work with did this. I image it's akin to Americans and TAPCO all over our AK's You mean Canadians. |
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Quoted: Quoted: That ain't 7.62x39R. Never heard of it. Close enough, man! |
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That ain't 7.62x39R. Never heard of it. Close enough, man! It's still not 7.62.39R!!!! |
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I think they saw the H&K catalog and decided they would do this so they wouldn't load the rounds backwards.
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That ain't 7.62x39R. Never heard of it. Close enough, man! It's still not 7.62.39R!!!! |
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Appears to be a link from a belt fed.
Probably just a look how awesome I am thing. In the pic of the guy with crutches that isn't a 7.62x39round. Could be a U.S. 7.62 or even an 8mm Mauser round. |
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So it will be handy to use as a sight adjusting tool. What are these "sights" you speak of, infidel? |
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That ain't 7.62x39R. Never heard of it. Close enough, man! It's still not 7.62.39R!!!! No excuse, I fucked up. |
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I predict Magpul is gonna sell a bunch of Modular Backup Munition Carriers but not before the Chinese airsofters again beat em to the market. LaRue's billet version should be out by March with 10% of the sales going to Rick Perry.
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I predict Magpul is gonna sell a bunch of Modular Backup Munition Carriers but not before the Chinese airsofters again beat em to the market. LaRue's billet version should be out by March with 10% of the sales going to Rick Perry. |
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So who here is gonna be the first to post a pic of their own 'good-luck round' ?
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