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has anybody heard of it. it sounds good...but it's a little too bulky don't you think? there was a pic of it securityarms.com there a guy peaking around a tree with it and he might as well wear a big florescent sign that sez "shoot me!"
in this job if you have to say "oops" it's to late.
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has anybody heard of it. it sounds good...but it's a little too bulky don't you think? there was a pic of it securityarms.com there a guy peaking around a tree with it and he might as well wear a big florescent sign that sez "shoot me!"
in this job if you have to say "oops" it's to late.
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Yes, it is really bulky, but I guess if the quarters get too tight you can just put the 20mm part in your pack and use the 5.56 part.
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<u>TROOPS</u>: Semper Fi! Do or die! Gung Ho! Gung Ho! Gung Ho!
<u>HARTMAN</u>: What makes the grass grow?!
<u>TROOPS</u>: BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
<u>HARTMAN</u>: What do we do for a living, ladies?
<u>TROOPS</u>: KILL! KILL! KILL!</center>
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ever played a game called Ghost Recon?
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Murphy's Law: If there is a possibility of several things going wrong, the one that will cause the most damage will be the one to go wrong. Corollary: If there is a worse time for something to go wrong, it will happen then.
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ya, the gun is big, but give me the scope cam with helmut screen anyday. I will poke the gun around corner and stay hidden.
You can charge me with your M16 / ak74 anyday![img]/i/smilies/16x16_smiley-tongue.gif[/img]
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screw M16 i'll take the MP5 w/ sensors and A NICE GREASY PAIR OF TESTICLES
okay so the last part was uncalled for but you get the idealistic idea right?
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Murphy's Law: If there is a possibility of several things going wrong, the one that will cause the most damage will be the one to go wrong. Corollary: If there is a worse time for something to go wrong, it will happen then.
c.787@charter.net
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you seem to have a facination with "dumb comments".
you trying to get banned? Its like you are in grade three and fart jokes are still funny.
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ahahahhahah you farted
No seriously though I don't think it's that incredibly funny I just post it because I'm bored. I know, it is dumb. But I figure, I've already failed so it doesn't really make a difference what people on this forum think.
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Murphy's Law: If there is a possibility of several things going wrong, the one that will cause the most damage will be the one to go wrong. Corollary: If there is a worse time for something to go wrong, it will happen then.
c.787@charter.net
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From what I've read the 20mm airbursting munition will be spawning a family of weapons using the technology. A new modular sniper rifle capable of firing either .50BMG rounds or 25mm airbursting ammo depending on what mission the weapon it to be used for. Also the 25mm airbusrting round will be used in the OCSW to supplement the M2 heavy machine gun and the Mk.19 40mm grenade launcher. I also wouldn't be surprised if the Marines replace some of their 40mm grenade launchers on their amphibious vehicles with a 25mm airbursting weapon or maybe even a larger round. But who really knows what's on the horizon with the Brits building some kind of anti-tank missle/rpg force field and DARPA researching airborne lasers for air to air combat and research into electro magnetic and electro thermal chemical cannons for tanks and IFV's.
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ok... how 'bout your comments on the sc-20k?
i also have a question: what is the diff between a sc20k and a f2000?
they look excatly the same.
in this job if you have to say "oops" it's to late.
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