Main Military Weapon of Your Country: Mod 7

[Purpelia]

The more I look at it the less I understand it to be perfectly honest. Can anyone explain to me how the hell that thing attaches to the gun?

[Benomia]

Wait, is that how the sight mounting on the AK works? Is that the side mounted rail thing I keep hearing about?

Yep. And when they first came out with the scope for the Dragunov, it was literally the greatest scope in the world.
Just some trivia.
Also,

[Vareiln]

Russia has a revolving shotgun.
Damn you, design bureaus. Thinking of things before anyone else.

[Nua Corda]

Wait, is that how the sight mounting on the AK works? Is that the side mounted rail thing I keep hearing about?

Yup.

This is also disturbingly one case where Beno is right. The PSL is based off the RPK.

I'm scared too.

The more I look at it the less I understand it to be perfectly honest. Can anyone explain to me how the hell that thing attaches to the gun?

The rail mount attaches to this bracket on the side of the weapon

[Aqizithiuda]

Or an SVD... whichever is good for you.


Corda, what is the SPACs effective range from a 24in barrel?

~ 400 meters

I'd put it further than that. 600 metres at least.

Russia has a revolving shotgun.
Damn you, design bureaus. Thinking of things before anyone else.

If only Firefly was still going...

[Purpelia]

Yep. And when they first came out with the scope for the Dragunov, it was literally the greatest scope in the world.
Just some trivia.

How long did it stay the greatest thou? I am contemplating on using it and I need to know when to start replacing them.

@Corda
So there is a bracket on the side of the receiver. And you mount your standard rails (the kind I see on other rifles) onto that bracket. And the sights onto those standard rails?

[Benomia]

[Benomia]

Yep. And when they first came out with the scope for the Dragunov, it was literally the greatest scope in the world.
Just some trivia.

How long did it stay the greatest thou? I am contemplating on using it and I need to know when to start replacing them.

@Corda
So there is a bracket on the side of the receiver. And you mount your standard rails (the kind I see on other rifles) onto that bracket. And the sights onto those standard rails?

See the picture I posted at the top of this page. Yes, it works like that.

[Nua Corda]

Yep. And when they first came out with the scope for the Dragunov, it was literally the greatest scope in the world.
Just some trivia.

How long did it stay the greatest thou? I am contemplating on using it and I need to know when to start replacing them.

@Corda
So there is a bracket on the side of the receiver. And you mount your standard rails (the kind I see on other rifles) onto that bracket. And the sights onto those standard rails?

Right. It's sorta like Russian PCAPs, except it's on the side of the weapon and you mount rails on it.

~ 400 meters

I'd put it further than that. 600 metres at least.

Russia has a revolving shotgun.
Damn you, design bureaus. Thinking of things before anyone else.

If only Firefly was still going...

I'll have to dig up my stats, but that does sound more like it.

Wait, you're a Firefly fan too? *brofist*

[Vareiln]

~ 400 meters

I'd put it further than that. 600 metres at least.

Russia has a revolving shotgun.
Damn you, design bureaus. Thinking of things before anyone else.

If only Firefly was still going...

Err... What?

[The Akasha Colony]

So guys, I was browsing my images and found this, I thought I'd share it with you.

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Airsoft me thinks.

It's definitely airsoft. If you look at the magazines, you can see the BB feeding nozzles at the very top. Judging by the lack of winding wheel at the bottom and the lack of additional height for a flash-mag system, they seem to be either mid-caps or real-caps. Otherwise looks like a standard G36 with a STANAG adapter (my friend also has one for his G36) and some honking attachment on the bottom, probably for the battery since with that sling mount on the front, you definitely aren't getting any grenades out of that thing.

[Aqizithiuda]

How long did it stay the greatest thou? I am contemplating on using it and I need to know when to start replacing them.

@Corda
So there is a bracket on the side of the receiver. And you mount your standard rails (the kind I see on other rifles) onto that bracket. And the sights onto those standard rails?

Right. It's sorta like Russian PCAPs, except it's on the side of the weapon and you mount rails on it.

I'd put it further than that. 600 metres at least.


If only Firefly was still going...

I'll have to dig up my stats, but that does sound more like it.

Wait, you're a Firefly fan too? *brofist*

Shiny!

*returns brofist*

I'd put it further than that. 600 metres at least.


If only Firefly was still going...

Err... What?

Firefly, a TV show that was essentially a Western based in space, had a habit of using a wide variety of old and modern guns. The revolver shotgun would have fitted in perfectly.

[Puzikas]

Russia has a revolving shotgun.
Damn you, design bureaus. Thinking of things before anyone else.

Its an alright gun. Its very similar to my A5 in its handling.

[Nua Corda]

I'd put it further than that. 600 metres at least.


If only Firefly was still going...

Err... What?

Right. It's sorta like Russian PCAPs, except it's on the side of the weapon and you mount rails on it.



I'll have to dig up my stats, but that does sound more like it.

Wait, you're a Firefly fan too? *brofist*

Shiny!

*returns brofist*

Err... What?

Firefly, a TV show that was essentially a Western based in space, had a habit of using a wide variety of old and modern guns. The revolver shotgun would have fitted in perfectly.

Indeed. I will always love Jayne's LeMat, and be forever sad that they gave him a filthy M9 in the movie.

[San-Silvacian]

(Image)

This counts as image spam.

quit it.

[Vareiln]

Right. It's sorta like Russian PCAPs, except it's on the side of the weapon and you mount rails on it.



I'll have to dig up my stats, but that does sound more like it.

Wait, you're a Firefly fan too? *brofist*

Shiny!

*returns brofist*

Err... What?

Firefly, a TV show that was essentially a Western based in space, had a habit of using a wide variety of old and modern guns. The revolver shotgun would have fitted in perfectly.

I see...

[Vareiln]

Russia has a revolving shotgun.
Damn you, design bureaus. Thinking of things before anyone else.

Its an alright gun. Its very similar to my A5 in its handling.

Do you happen to know if they sell or distribute it at all in the US?

[San-Silvacian]

Its an alright gun. Its very similar to my A5 in its handling.

Do you happen to know if they sell or distribute it at all in the US?

its obv an assault shotgun

most likely nope

[Puzikas]

Heres a close up of my Saigas rail.



Fun fact, my issued Saiga-12, my Russian Saiga-12, and my US Saiga-12 were all inspected by the same guy, and all have very close manufacturing numbers.

Its an alright gun. Its very similar to my A5 in its handling.

Do you happen to know if they sell or distribute it at all in the US?

Nope.
Its an assault shotgun.

[Vareiln]

Do you happen to know if they sell or distribute it at all in the US?

its obv an assault shotgun

most likely nope

You're probably right...
Oh well. There's plenty of other cool shotguns.

[Vareiln]

Heres a close up of my Saigas rail.

(Image)

Fun fact, my issued Saiga-12, my Russian Saiga-12, and my US Saiga-12 were all inspected by the same guy, and all have very close manufacturing numbers.

Do you happen to know if they sell or distribute it at all in the US?

Nope.
Its an assault shotgun.

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[Transnapastain]

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If the nomination did not use the above format, I did not count it. Thanks to NC for making that list, however, I'm sorry your time was wasted.

Poll is up. INo nominations from this point forward will be accepted, as it would reset the poll. All I'm going to do is take all the nominees, up to ten, and let you all vote for them, who got seconded, and thirdded, fourthed, is immaterial.

This is my Nomination. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Nominee: Me.

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Nominee: Me because neutral party and lulz
Smozzy (<3) has already OP'd a thread anyway.

I'm not accepting self-nominations, that is tacky.

This is my Nomination.  There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Nominee: Trans

Because his red color makes it easier to notice the thread :3

Thank you, but I'll have to decline to enter myself, in the interest of giving everyone a chance to be OP.

Oh, and you ARE allowed to change your vote.

Also, lets not forget, if anyone uses a bunch of puppets to flood the vote, I'm going to know and I'm not going to be happy about it

[Nua Corda]

If elected, I will make an awesome header with Mess Webleys!

[Puzikas]

Heres a close up of my Saigas rail.

(Image)

Fun fact, my issued Saiga-12, my Russian Saiga-12, and my US Saiga-12 were all inspected by the same guy, and all have very close manufacturing numbers.



Nope.
Its an assault shotgun.

First:
Second:

I sorry.


Heres Alexa showing it off.

If elected, I will..
Well ill be Vladimir putin.
And also add mess webbly, a post on hydrostatic shock, helpful links, Sprees Kalashnikov post, and more!

[The New Sea Territory]

So you can't use a particular bangstick to shoot stuff, but you can still use bangsticks. I don't see the problem.

Civilians have no place using military weapons.

Why do you need an AK to hunt or shoot holes in paper? Why not a bolt/lever action or a double barreled shotgun.

People use them for different things. And if you want my guns or anyone else's, then take them yourself.