Just a thread for general questions, such as...
why does this guy have a sight on the side rail of his gun?
why does this guy have a sight on the side rail of his gun?
If it was at the top of his gun, the torch would be blocking his view.Trotskygrad wrote:
Just a thread for general questions, such as...
why does this guy have a sight on the side rail of his gun?
http://inapcache.boston.com/universal/s … 128863.jpg
then why isn't he using the scope on the top of the gun?UnkleRukus wrote:
If it was at the top of his gun, the torch would be blocking his view.Trotskygrad wrote:
Just a thread for general questions, such as...
why does this guy have a sight on the side rail of his gun?
http://inapcache.boston.com/universal/s … 128863.jpg
iyo what shit SHOULD be on a rifle?S3v3N wrote:
Because he'sa gear queer with too much shit on his rifle.
a bayonetTrotskygrad wrote:
iyo what shit SHOULD be on a rifle?S3v3N wrote:
Because he'sa gear queer with too much shit on his rifle.
I'm guessing a torch if necessary
do they seriously still put those things on rifles?eleven bravo wrote:
a bayonetTrotskygrad wrote:
iyo what shit SHOULD be on a rifle?S3v3N wrote:
Because he'sa gear queer with too much shit on his rifle.
I'm guessing a torch if necessary
what if you're not a grenadier?SEREMAKER wrote:
203eleven bravo wrote:
a bayonetTrotskygrad wrote:
iyo what shit SHOULD be on a rifle?
I'm guessing a torch if necessary
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yepTrotskygrad wrote:
do they seriously still put those things on rifles?eleven bravo wrote:
a bayonetTrotskygrad wrote:
iyo what shit SHOULD be on a rifle?
I'm guessing a torch if necessary
I think I've seen them used more as regular knives
when and why, other than training?eleven bravo wrote:
yepTrotskygrad wrote:
do they seriously still put those things on rifles?eleven bravo wrote:
a bayonet
I think I've seen them used more as regular knives
stuff like thisTrotskygrad wrote:
when and why, other than training?eleven bravo wrote:
yepTrotskygrad wrote:
do they seriously still put those things on rifles?
I think I've seen them used more as regular knives
I guess that sort of proves insurgents other than harassment snipers can't aim so they use bombs.FatherTed wrote:
stuff like thisTrotskygrad wrote:
when and why, other than training?eleven bravo wrote:
yep
Trotskygrad wrote:
I guess that sort of proves insurgents other than harassment snipers can't aim so they use bombs.
Nothing in there said they couldn't aim. How would you feel if you were told for years that these white devils were cowards who lacked courage. Then these same white devils charged you with bayonets while yelling at the top of their lungs, i would probably shit my pants.The bayonet charge appeared to succeed for three main reasons. First, the attack was the first of its kind in that region and captured the element of surprise. Second, enemy fighters probably believed jihadist propaganda stating that coalition troops were cowards unwilling to fight in close combat, further enhancing the element of surprise. Third, the strict discipline of the British troops overwhelmed the ability of the militia fighters to organize a cohesive counteraction.
I think the 3rd factor probably meant the most. I would assume training amongst an official military far surpasses the training for an insurgent group.UnkleRukus wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
I guess that sort of proves insurgents other than harassment snipers can't aim so they use bombs.Nothing in there said they couldn't aim. How would you feel if you were told for years that these white devils were cowards who lacked courage. Then these same white devils charged you with bayonets while yelling at the top of their lungs, i would probably shit my pants.The bayonet charge appeared to succeed for three main reasons. First, the attack was the first of its kind in that region and captured the element of surprise. Second, enemy fighters probably believed jihadist propaganda stating that coalition troops were cowards unwilling to fight in close combat, further enhancing the element of surprise. Third, the strict discipline of the British troops overwhelmed the ability of the militia fighters to organize a cohesive counteraction.
Because the scope is for distance aiming I'd guess. It's a bitch to acquire close targets with a scope.Trotskygrad wrote:
then why isn't he using the scope on the top of the gun?UnkleRukus wrote:
If it was at the top of his gun, the torch would be blocking his view.Trotskygrad wrote:
Just a thread for general questions, such as...
why does this guy have a sight on the side rail of his gun?
http://inapcache.boston.com/universal/s … 128863.jpg
Last edited by RAIMIUS (2010-12-10 16:12:33)
He's not german and he's not military. That's Rio police. Check his patch: " Policia Civil".UnkleRukus wrote:
This thread has boiled down to nitpicking some german guy and his gay barbie toy.
Another topic, anyone hear about the airforce potentially converting 747s to be flying cruise missile carriers? My bro was telling me about this today and I'm kinda skeptikal.