Main Military Weapon of your Country: Pattern VIII (Read OP)

[Spreewerke]

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Your first rifle posted is an AK-74, late-1980s build. The Type-I bayonet (pre-AKM) you posted with it is also not even capable of attaching to that weapon. Secondly, the "AK-74u" does not exist, either: you have posted an AKS-74u, again, with incorrect bayonet, no buttstock, and the wrong rear sight assembly for that model of AK. Also, the "AK-47" never existed outside of Western military manuals.

AK-1, AK-2, AK (Type-I, Type-II, Type-III), AKM (AKMN, AKMS, AKMSN), AK-74 (AKS-74, AKS-74N, AKS-74u, AK-74M), AK-100-series: '101, '102, '103, '104, '105.




AK-74M

[Fordorsia]

I think I recall people discussing hardsuits and power armour. Viva la Fordorsia.

Too large to post a picture
http://airborneleaf.deviantart.com/#/art/Fordorsia-Hardsuit-Mk-1-Praetorian-363524891?hf=1

[Ljvonia]

From our main military supplier, Norinco: the QBZ 95-1 improved assault rifle


Here pictured including optional attachments, like the QLG-10A grenade-pistol, different scopes and a laser-attachment.

Chambered in the PLA-own 5.8x42 mm of course. We also have in service the marksman- and LMG-patters of the same weapons family.

...so, does the weapons-crowd here approve? So far have not read any thoughts on it in this thread.

[Elan Valleys]

I like the round. The rifle is a bit ugly though.

[Ulfr-Reich]

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Is this exist?

Coltarin's firearms are FAR more credible than any of that call of nonsense/huey/sillyness. I mean, damn, just look at the all the work that went into that rifle.

[Lolzieristan]

From our main military supplier, Norinco: the QBZ 95-1 improved assault rifle

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Here pictured including optional attachments, like the QLG-10A grenade-pistol, different scopes and a laser-attachment.

Chambered in the PLA-own 5.8x42 mm of course. We also have in service the marksman- and LMG-patters of the same weapons family.

...so, does the weapons-crowd here approve? So far have not read any thoughts on it in this thread.

I don't think I've seen all that many modern Chinese small arms on NS.

[Aerodiak]

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First read the bloody OP. Second The second gun you posted doesn't exist, and neither is the first one.

Yeah, well maybe my nation has created a new weapon.

[Spreewerke]

First read the bloody OP. Second The second gun you posted doesn't exist, and neither is the first one.

Yeah, well maybe my nation has created a new weapon.

Is that why you use Call of Duty designations?

[Lolzieristan]

Yeah, well maybe my nation has created a new weapon.

Is that why you use Call of Duty designations?

Unless your army is made of Bonnie and Clyde, they're going to want a stock on that rifle.

[3 State Alliance]

"ak-47" IS NOT NAME OF GLORIOUS SYSTEMA OF KALASHNIKOV! IS TERMING OF FALSENESS OF INVENTION BY CAPITALIST DONKEY-FUCKS OF AMERICA SPYING AGENTS!

Ironically your intentional attempt at gibberish makes more sense than the post in question.

The term AK47 is reserved for the test models of the weapon, while what is known as the AK47 is actually one of several hundred models, ranging in caliber from 7.62x39mm to 12gauge shotshell, but all sharing the same hardware (stocks, handguards).

There is a very interesting write up in this threads OP, that clearly explains this.

[Spreewerke]

Ironically your intentional attempt at gibberish makes more sense than the post in question.

The term AK47 is reserved for the test models of the weapon, while what is known as the AK47 is actually one of several hundred models, ranging in caliber from 7.62x39mm to 12gauge shotshell, but all sharing the same hardware (stocks, handguards).

There is a very interesting write up in this threads OP, that clearly explains this.

Over 40 AKM variants alone!

[Sevvania]

Yeah, well maybe my nation has created a new weapon.

Is that why you use Call of Duty designations?

I can't see the image he posted because I'm at school, but if his AK-74 has a short barrel and no stock, then the designation "AK-74u" would be correct: the "s" in "AKs-74u" denotes a folding stock.

A stock would definitely be helpful, though, unless perhaps the weapon was intended to be maneuvered and/or fired from inside a vehicle.

[Thronegaria]

Medieval warfare in general

[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

Is that why you use Call of Duty designations?

I can't see the image he posted because I'm at school, but if his AK-74 has a short barrel and no stock, then the designation "AK-74u" would be correct: the "s" in "AKs-74u" denotes a folding stock.

It looks like a sawnoff AKM without any stock.

[Spreewerke]

Is that why you use Call of Duty designations?

I can't see the image he posted because I'm at school, but if his AK-74 has a short barrel and no stock, then the designation "AK-74u" would be correct: the "s" in "AKs-74u" denotes a folding stock.

It has the AKS-74u everything, just with the stock removed. The side-folding rear-trunnion and folding push-button are still present. The 4.5mm hinge pin and triangle stock have been removed is all.


EDIT: Well, "AKS-74u everything" save for the standard AK rear sight block (impossibility) and even shorter upper handguard.

Also, a straight "AK-74u" would probably just be an AK-105 sans folding stock, replaced with a fixed stock... or with it since everything AK-74M and after ('100-series) has a folding stock with no "S" designation.

[Ulfr-Reich]

Through the manifold powers of flash 8, I am working on an Ulfran officer's sword. Think "type x" Nordic warsword. Very unfriendly, meant for chopping, cutting and a good ole' fashioned armor rending thrust/stab . The grandfather of the Norman broadsword actually (the type x is anyway).

[3 State Alliance]

so while surfing the net I found somethings you all might appreciate...



A bullpup Saiga 12 and what seems to be a 12gauge P90... My special forces may be getting some new gear.

[New Kotayk]

so while surfing the net I found somethings you all might appreciate...
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A bullpup Saiga 12 and what seems to be a 12gauge P90... My special forces may be getting some new gear.

For some reason I'm not a fan of bullpup guns outside of issuing them to the Navy and vehicle crews. I prefer traditional long guns.

[Crookfur]

most NS gun ever?

http://www.rockislandauction.com/viewit ... 8/lid/3286

[3 State Alliance]

most NS gun ever?

http://www.rockislandauction.com/viewit ... 8/lid/3286

And this is why some people need phallic enhancements...

[Central and Eastern Visayas]

most NS gun ever?

http://www.rockislandauction.com/viewit ... 8/lid/3286

And this is why some people need phallic enhancements...

Freud Was Right?

[3 State Alliance]

And this is why some people need phallic enhancements...

Freud Was Right?

I think this proves it... Just saying.

[Puzikas]

so while surfing the net I found somethings you all might appreciate...
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A bullpup Saiga 12 and what seems to be a 12gauge P90... My special forces may be getting some new gear.

AHHHH.
OH GOD WHY.
NO!
Poor saiga...

[Aqizithiuda]

From our main military supplier, Norinco: the QBZ 95-1 improved assault rifle

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Here pictured including optional attachments, like the QLG-10A grenade-pistol, different scopes and a laser-attachment.

Chambered in the PLA-own 5.8x42 mm of course. We also have in service the marksman- and LMG-patters of the same weapons family.

...so, does the weapons-crowd here approve? So far have not read any thoughts on it in this thread.

I dislike the loading of the round used by the Chinese, and I know that Puzikas wasn't impressed by the rifle he got to play with,but I'll be damned if I don't like that setup!

so while surfing the net I found somethings you all might appreciate...
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A bullpup Saiga 12 and what seems to be a 12gauge P90... My special forces may be getting some new gear.

1) just don't use it with that drum. Offset it to one side if a drum is used.

2) the P90 style action has existed in one form or another since 1949 ( http://www.google.com/patents/US2624241). The top mounted magazine was designed in '53 ( http://www.google.com/patents/US2773325 ).

Through the manifold powers of flash 8, I am working on an Ulfran officer's sword. Think "type x" Nordic warsword. Very unfriendly, meant for chopping, cutting and a good ole' fashioned armor rending thrust/stab . The grandfather of the Norman broadsword actually (the type x is anyway).

Looking forward to seeing it!

[United Republics of Aralon]

Can't really find much of what I'm wanting to know quickly, so I'll propose the following:


H&K USP Compact, .45ACP versus SIG SAUER P220 SAO (.45ACP).

Thoughts? Opinions?

USP wins. IMHO, once you have a decent cartridge,capacity is everything pistol wise.The USP also recoils nicely, due to the dual springs.
BY that logic I present you,the MOAP The mother of all pistols, and the two second greatest.In other words, the good, the bad and the fugly.
The GOOD: Shoots nice and straight trough armor,20 times if need be. Lethality is questionable though.


The BAD(-ASS) and the greatest, just not for me, due to my small hands. 15 rounds of .45 glory.


The FUGLY: but super. 15 rounds of.357sig perfection (I think it is close to being the perfect blend of power,ballistics and controllabilty) in, a well fugly, but proven package.