the hell is the kid aiming atig wrote:
this thing is so fun
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idk but hes a fucking noobdayarath wrote:
the hell is the kid aiming atig wrote:
this thing is so fun
he's just pointing it at the ground, shooting at random and apparantly his dad had to adjust the standard to the target. like, dude.ig wrote:
idk but hes a fucking noobdayarath wrote:
the hell is the kid aiming atig wrote:
this thing is so fun
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L1A1 SLR with pebble-grain furniture for it's aesthetics, full-power cartridge and accuracy.
However, if I had to make a practical choice; if I was dropped in an urban combat situation, unexperienced with a 7.62 as I am, I would pick the P90 any day. I also like the MP5 but the inadeqacy of any of the chamberings in piercing body-armor is a serious drawback these days.
Similary I would take a Five-Se7en for a handgun, though I find the CZ75/75B/85 a FN Browning HP or, more modern, the FNP-9 aesthetically more appealing.
One of the most beautifull handguns in my opinion would be a Beretta FS92 Vertec, but with the heavy Brigadier slide and the Elite magazines, all in matt-black finish, yet with a bare Inox barrel.
edit: oh,.. and for hunting and sports I would go for a Verney Carron Impact Plus Take Down .300 Winchester Magnum or one of VC/Demas's engraved Juxtaposés.
However, if I had to make a practical choice; if I was dropped in an urban combat situation, unexperienced with a 7.62 as I am, I would pick the P90 any day. I also like the MP5 but the inadeqacy of any of the chamberings in piercing body-armor is a serious drawback these days.
Similary I would take a Five-Se7en for a handgun, though I find the CZ75/75B/85 a FN Browning HP or, more modern, the FNP-9 aesthetically more appealing.
One of the most beautifull handguns in my opinion would be a Beretta FS92 Vertec, but with the heavy Brigadier slide and the Elite magazines, all in matt-black finish, yet with a bare Inox barrel.
edit: oh,.. and for hunting and sports I would go for a Verney Carron Impact Plus Take Down .300 Winchester Magnum or one of VC/Demas's engraved Juxtaposés.
Last edited by Lai (2008-01-03 15:24:36)
STOL version, might be called VTOL in the American Marines. Ability to take of in a small area and hover make it my favourite.dayarath wrote:
which one of the JSF series and why. I personally like the soviet planes more than western ones due to their simplicity but incredible sturdiness, they can take almost everything and are extremely maneuverable, for some reason western planes are almost solely built for hit and run tactics, and in air to air i'm almost sure they'll turn out inferior to the SU and MIG designs. + they're considerably more expensive due to lots and lots of techy stuff on board, but that's where they undoubtfully excell.jord wrote:
Looks, sounds, statistics.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
how can you have a favorite weapon when youve never used it?
I've never flown a JSF but it's still my favourite fighter jet.
Su-37 is atm one of my favorites, just look at it go: (at 1;40 he just throws tons of iron into the air.)
Step dad used the SLR in various conflicts when he was in the Royal marines. Swears by it.Lai wrote:
L1A1 SLR with pebble-grain furniture for it's aesthetics, full-power cartridge and accuracy.
However, if I had to make a practical choice; if I was dropped in an urban combat situation, unexperienced with a 7.62 as I am, I would pick the P90 any day. I also like the MP5 but the inadeqacy of any of the chamberings in piercing body-armor is a serious drawback these days.
Similary I would take a Five-Se7en for a handgun, though I find the CZ75/75B/85 a FN Browning HP or, more modern, the FNP-9 aesthetically more appealing.
One of the most beautifull handguns in my opinion would be a Beretta FS92 Vertec, but with the heavy Brigadier slide and the Elite magazines, all in matt-black finish, yet with a bare Inox barrel.
Last edited by jord (2008-01-03 15:24:41)
then why not the harrier versions instead of the F35 :p? or you just think it looks betterSTOL version, might be called VTOL in the American Marines. Ability to take of in a small area and hover make it my favourite.
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M256
Steyr AUG
P90
P90
Harrier is outdated. If it wasn't there would be no need for a new vertical take off jet.dayarath wrote:
then why not the harrier versions instead of the F35 :p? or you just think it looks betterSTOL version, might be called VTOL in the American Marines. Ability to take of in a small area and hover make it my favourite.
And my uncle makes parts to the JSF. And it looks nicer as well.
Most of the UK harriers can barely hold hover for more than 60 seconds at the moment.dayarath wrote:
then why not the harrier versions instead of the F35 :p? or you just think it looks betterSTOL version, might be called VTOL in the American Marines. Ability to take of in a small area and hover make it my favourite.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
My favourites include
Rifles:
No. 1 MK III Lee-Enfield SMLE
M1 Garand
M1 Carbine
M14
G36 Family
M4A1
Walther PPK
Rifles:
No. 1 MK III Lee-Enfield SMLE
M1 Garand
M1 Carbine
M14
G36 Family
M4A1
Walther PPK
Frankly they don't need to hover for more than 60 seconds anyway.FatherTed wrote:
Most of the UK harriers can barely hold hover for more than 60 seconds at the moment.dayarath wrote:
then why not the harrier versions instead of the F35 :p? or you just think it looks betterSTOL version, might be called VTOL in the American Marines. Ability to take of in a small area and hover make it my favourite.
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They do however, require constant maintenance and updating.dayarath wrote:
Frankly they don't need to hover for more than 60 seconds anyway.FatherTed wrote:
Most of the UK harriers can barely hold hover for more than 60 seconds at the moment.dayarath wrote:
then why not the harrier versions instead of the F35 :p? or you just think it looks better
M4 and M4A1.
I just like them, they're small and effective.
I just like them, they're small and effective.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
and that's because the planes currently in use are already old, when planes get old they need this all the time, yep F35B is superior to it but still I love the good old harriers :-)jord wrote:
They do however, require constant maintenance and updating.dayarath wrote:
Frankly they don't need to hover for more than 60 seconds anyway.FatherTed wrote:
Most of the UK harriers can barely hold hover for more than 60 seconds at the moment.
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S&W M626, Dirty Harry shits all over you.
*sigh* thats what COD4 does to u =Phenno13 wrote:
Pistols:
Desert Eagle
USP
Colt 45
M9
LMGs
M60
RPK
SAW
My 5 fav's r...
P90
M4 SOPMOD < note SOPMOD only SOPMOD
G36
XM8
F2000
i know most r from BF2 but thats not why i live em
Im yet to own an XM8 and F2000 airsoft though =P anyone know if anywhere sells F2000 airsoft? been searching FOREVER
Last edited by elite3444 (2008-01-07 16:52:33)
The JSF isn't a vertical take off yet. The closest it gets is its STVTOL (Short Take Off Vertical Landing) version. I must say I liked the JSF at first but the choices that have been made during its development have made me dislike it. E.g. the choice for Lockheed Martin instead of Boeing and the associated alignment of the air vent(s) and the configuration of it's engines. The new JSF will be little more than an update F22 and is a poor choice for any European country since it renders them completely dependend on US weapon supplies (the JSF's integrated weapon systems accept only American weapons).jord wrote:
Harrier is outdated. If it wasn't there would be no need for a new vertical take off jet.dayarath wrote:
then why not the harrier versions instead of the F35 :p? or you just think it looks betterSTOL version, might be called VTOL in the American Marines. Ability to take of in a small area and hover make it my favourite.
And my uncle makes parts to the JSF. And it looks nicer as well.
Harier FTW for me and if I had to pick a new 21st century air superiority fighter I would go fopr the Raphaele and have the manuals etc. translated (the only reason the dutch didn't want it because the Frenh were so damn chauvinistic: all manuals, buttons & displays were in French only. Apparently nobody, neither French nor Dutch thought that translating those would be a rather cheap effort for a possible multi-billion dollar deal).
They overheat rapily, are relatively uncontrolable in full auto because of the high rate of fire resulting from the shortening of the gas tube and the effectiveness of the .223 becomes limited (if it even ever was effective in the first place) because of the required reduced load).Freezer7Pro wrote:
M4 and M4A1.
I just like them, they're small and effective.
If you really like a AR15-derived carbine (I wouldn't see why, in my opinion every weapon that NEEDS a forward assist is a design fail), go for the Colt Canada (formerly Diemaco) C8 SFW.
Any bullpup varient rifle looks great to me, but a personal favourite is the SAR-21. It just has a nice look and feel to it, more chunky than the Steyr Aug, with much the same performance. And hey, all Singapore has to do is fight back those dirty Malaysians if they shut off the water, and the SAR-21 is easily up to the job.
As for pistols, it has to be the M1911. It has a beautiful look to it while being an effective and powerful pistol.
As for pistols, it has to be the M1911. It has a beautiful look to it while being an effective and powerful pistol.
My old Beretta SS 92FS and the best shotgun I ever seen, my H&K Fabarm FP6 SDASS 12 Guage.
Also a very good gun is the Ruger 10/22 SS I have had 2 of them, one modded
Also a very good gun is the Ruger 10/22 SS I have had 2 of them, one modded
Sniper Rifles
GOL-Sniper
AI-AE Sniper rifle
B+T APR338 Sniper Rifle
Sub Machine Guns
HK UMP
HK MP7
FN P90
Assault Rifles
HK416
SiG .552 Commando
Tavor TAR-21
Shotguns
Benelli M1014
Remmington M11-87
Benelli M3 Super 90
Sticker/Protecta/DAO-12 (Semi-Auto)
Machine Guns
M249 SAW
M60E3
Negev
Handguns
Glock 35
QSZ-92
HK USP .45
GOL-Sniper
AI-AE Sniper rifle
B+T APR338 Sniper Rifle
Sub Machine Guns
HK UMP
HK MP7
FN P90
Assault Rifles
HK416
SiG .552 Commando
Tavor TAR-21
Shotguns
Benelli M1014
Remmington M11-87
Benelli M3 Super 90
Sticker/Protecta/DAO-12 (Semi-Auto)
Machine Guns
M249 SAW
M60E3
Negev
Handguns
Glock 35
QSZ-92
HK USP .45
Last edited by mint-sauce-41 (2008-01-04 05:36:05)
#rekt
M1911 design in .45ACP (I would prefer a semi-custom one rather than the M1911 or M1911A1 issued ones)
M4 (experience and parts availability)
M14
I wouldn't want to lug it around, but a BAR is really fun to shoot!
Guns I'd like to try:
G36 and G36K
HK416
TAR-21
G3 (several versions)
M4 (experience and parts availability)
M14
I wouldn't want to lug it around, but a BAR is really fun to shoot!
Guns I'd like to try:
G36 and G36K
HK416
TAR-21
G3 (several versions)
I'd have to say I really used to love my Beretta Model 84F - .380 semi-auto.
I carried it concealed (CCW permit) for about 5 years and it was a pure joy.
Lightweight and compact, yet still packed a punch. (LEO made hand-made reloads for me, brought the .380 up to 9mm performance).
I carried it concealed (CCW permit) for about 5 years and it was a pure joy.
Lightweight and compact, yet still packed a punch. (LEO made hand-made reloads for me, brought the .380 up to 9mm performance).
Personally my favourite gun is my silenced Marlin .22 caliber bolt-action rifle. Black synthetic stock, 4x32 scope and when I get my arse into gear I'll buy a bipod just for shits and giggles. A really basic rifle which cost me about $500 NZD and it's superb.
[Blinking eyes thing]
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My .357 mag snub-nose that I carry daily(sig). Gun and pocket holster fits nicely in any of my pant/shorts pockets, easy maintenance, high reliability, inexpensive, and it carries one of the most destructive rounds on the market.
Cons: 5 rounds.
Cons: 5 rounds.