Main Military Weapon of Your Country. MMW A10

[Nua Corda]

1. Any of you guys in Los Angeles?
2. Didn't patton say the best weapon is guts and brains?

1. Nope. I like my wind cold, thanks.
2. Gen. Patton was also quite probably insane, and claimed that PTSD didn't exist.

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What have I found? o.O

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And is this 'shopped, or is it a real thing?

You have found the Remington model eight. Which is one of my favorite old-school rifles. It also had a chambering for the .25 Remington cartridge, which I consider to be one of the first true intermediates.

[Transnapastain]

Guys, you'll never guess what just popped into my head.

So, the Gewer 43 had those sights. You know? Where it's like halfway down the rifle and practically flush with the receiver? Yeah. It had those sights.
So that style sight was carried over to the StG-44 when it was made, probably for commonality purposes.

When good ole Mikhail was making the AK, he had an StG-44 close by. The AK has those sights.

The AN-94, which took many cues from the AK, also has those sights.

You see what I mean? Russia is Nazi Germany!

Sigh.

You might want to go study logic fallacies and then see how they apply to your conclusions.

[The Zeonic States]

Triply better. And what the hell, you got a thing for the Gewehr now?

I've always had a thing for the Gewer. You somehow missed the relentless Gewer 43-ing I did back in Mk. VI & Mod 7?

They have made plenty of fine rifles although what can you expect from H-K?

But the German Military rifles have always been at least decent in most regards.

Heck i used an 98 to go Elk Hunting a few Years back.

Guys, you'll never guess what just popped into my head.

So, the Gewer 43 had those sights. You know? Where it's like halfway down the rifle and practically flush with the receiver? Yeah. It had those sights.
So that style sight was carried over to the StG-44 when it was made, probably for commonality purposes.

When good ole Mikhail was making the AK, he had an StG-44 close by. The AK has those sights.

The AN-94, which took many cues from the AK, also has those sights.

You see what I mean? Russia is Nazi Germany!

You do realize Mike basically ripped the 44 apart putting together the AK-1 prototype right?

It's no big surprise to any one who knows anything about post war brain drain in Germany.

[Sevvania]

You have found the Remington model eight. Which is one of my favorite old-school rifles. It also had a chambering for the .25 Remington cartridge, which I consider to be one of the first true intermediates.

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So with a full-auto feature, the version I posted could be used as a WWI-era NS assault rifle, aye?

Me gusta.

[Benomia]

You do realize Mike basically ripped the 44 apart putting together the AK-1 prototype right?

Yes.
And it was before the -1. Back during the age of the 7.62x41...which lasted all of ten seconds. But I digress.

[The Zeonic States]

You do realize Mike basically ripped the 44 apart putting together the AK-1 prototype right?

Yes.
And it was before the -1. Back during the age of the 7.62x41...which lasted all of ten seconds. But I digress.

The cartridge used by the soviet 44?

._. christ i only know about that thing because i was bored looking at old russian guns one day on the internet.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

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.25 Remmy is something like 6x50 right?

[United Republics of Aralon]

Guys, you'll never guess what just popped into my head.

So, the Gewer 43 had those sights. You know? Where it's like halfway down the rifle and practically flush with the receiver? Yeah. It had those sights.
So that style sight was carried over to the StG-44 when it was made, probably for commonality purposes.

When good ole Mikhail was making the AK, he had an StG-44 close by. The AK has those sights.

The AN-94, which took many cues from the AK, also has those sights.

You see what I mean? Russia is Nazi Germany!

Just wait til Puz gets here.
Also AN-94 has no AK sights, but much better sights.

Game image I know, but still quite like this.

[Premislyd]

You have found the Remington model eight. Which is one of my favorite old-school rifles. It also had a chambering for the .25 Remington cartridge, which I consider to be one of the first true intermediates.

(Image)

So with a full-auto feature, the version I posted could be used as a WWI-era NS assault rifle, aye?

Me gusta.

Use Monderpgon

[Aqizithiuda]

I've always had a thing for the Gewer. You somehow missed the relentless Gewer 43-ing I did back in Mk. VI & Mod 7?

They have made plenty of fine rifles although what can you expect from H-K?

But the German Military rifles have always been at least decent in most regards.

Heck i used an 98 to go Elk Hunting a few Years back.

Guys, you'll never guess what just popped into my head.

So, the Gewer 43 had those sights. You know? Where it's like halfway down the rifle and practically flush with the receiver? Yeah. It had those sights.
So that style sight was carried over to the StG-44 when it was made, probably for commonality purposes.

When good ole Mikhail was making the AK, he had an StG-44 close by. The AK has those sights.

The AN-94, which took many cues from the AK, also has those sights.

You see what I mean? Russia is Nazi Germany!

You do realize Mike basically ripped the 44 apart putting together the AK-1 prototype right?

It's no big surprise to any one who knows anything about post war brain drain in Germany.

*sigh*

The AK owes only the stamped construction of the AKM rifles onwards to the StG-44 in terms of the design. The M1 Garand and Remington Model 8 probably had more influence on the design than the 44.

You have found the Remington model eight. Which is one of my favorite old-school rifles. It also had a chambering for the .25 Remington cartridge, which I consider to be one of the first true intermediates.

(Image)

So with a full-auto feature, the version I posted could be used as a WWI-era NS assault rifle, aye?

Me gusta.

Aye.

[Benomia]

Sigh.

You might want to go study logic fallacies and then see how they apply to your conclusions.

I just love how Trans shows up right now.

[Triplebaconation]

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And is this 'shopped, or is it a real thing?

Would assume it's shopped since it looks like a Lewis gun with Federov receiver and the like

Real.

[Premislyd]

Would assume it's shopped since it looks like a Lewis gun with Federov receiver and the like

Real.

how dtn, how is it real

[Transnapastain]

Sigh.

You might want to go study logic fallacies and then see how they apply to your conclusions.

I just love how Trans shows up right now.

I'm always watching, you ought to know this.

However, you comment made me think of Metal Gear Awesome? You ever watch that?

"Look, I'm going to say a bunch of things that totally don't make any sense, so, you might as well skip this part"

"Ah, cool, at least he had a decency to tell me....fuck bombs..."

*fast forwards....stops at a part with Snake cuddling with Otacon*

"Hey are you coming onto me?"

*Snake looks at camera*

"Why the hell did you stop on THIS part?"

See for yourself, starting at 3:49 if the video doesn't link right

[Bajireyn]

Real.

how dtn, how is it real

Wait, triplebaconation is dtn?

Figures.

[The Zeonic States]

They have made plenty of fine rifles although what can you expect from H-K?

But the German Military rifles have always been at least decent in most regards.

Heck i used an 98 to go Elk Hunting a few Years back.



You do realize Mike basically ripped the 44 apart putting together the AK-1 prototype right?

It's no big surprise to any one who knows anything about post war brain drain in Germany.

*sigh*

The AK owes only the stamped construction of the AKM rifles onwards to the StG-44 in terms of the design. The M1 Garand and Remington Model 8 probably had more influence on the design than the 44.

So with a full-auto feature, the version I posted could be used as a WWI-era NS assault rifle, aye?

Me gusta.

Aye.

True no agrument from me but i also point that Russian Techology adopted german designs after the war because it did in practically every aspect of it's Military and Sceince ventures.

I mean this is like saying that the R-7 isn't a heavily updated V-2.

I just love how Trans shows up right now.

I'm always watching, you ought to know this.

However, you comment made me think of Metal Gear Awesome? You ever watch that?

"Look, I'm going to say a bunch of things that totally don't make any sense, so, you might as well skip this part"

"Ah, cool, at least he had a decency to tell me....fuck bombs..."

*fast forwards....stops at a part with Snake cuddling with Otacon*

"Hey are you coming onto me?"

*Snake looks at camera*

"Why the hell did you stop on THIS part?"

See for yourself, starting at 3:49 if the video doesn't link right

I love metal gear awesome

[Nua Corda]

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.25 Remmy is something like 6x50 right?

6.35x53, yeah. But OAL of 64mm.

how dtn, how is it real

Wait, triplebaconation is dtn?

Figures.

Of course. I knew it was one of the trifecta.

[Benomia]

However, you comment made me think of Metal Gear Awesome? You ever watch that?

No.

Anyway, of KKA-92, in full color:

The AK-103 before there was an AK-103.

[Kalumba]

PIAT derived AT weapon, issued from 1950-1982 still technically in use but rarely deployed let alone used. 120mm warhead, HE or AP. Range up to 400m AT, 800m against buildings. Instead of relying on the force of the firing charge to recock the spigot it has an electric motor to reload after each shot, with an auxiliary charging handle which makes the weapon solely right-handed.

Any problems with it?

[Aqizithiuda]

*sigh*

The AK owes only the stamped construction of the AKM rifles onwards to the StG-44 in terms of the design. The M1 Garand and Remington Model 8 probably had more influence on the design than the 44.



Aye.

True no agrument from me but i also point that Russian Techology adopted german designs after the war because it did in practically every aspect of it's Military and Sceince ventures.

I mean this is like saying that the R-7 isn't a heavily updated V-2.

I'm always watching, you ought to know this.

However, you comment made me think of Metal Gear Awesome? You ever watch that?

"Look, I'm going to say a bunch of things that totally don't make any sense, so, you might as well skip this part"

"Ah, cool, at least he had a decency to tell me....fuck bombs..."

*fast forwards....stops at a part with Snake cuddling with Otacon*

"Hey are you coming onto me?"

*Snake looks at camera*

"Why the hell did you stop on THIS part?"

See for yourself, starting at 3:49 if the video doesn't link right

I love metal gear awesome

You implied that the AK was a carbon copy of the StG-44, or close enough, which it quite obviously isn't.

And yes, the R-7 is just an upgraded and modified V2, just like the Saturn V.

[Triplebaconation]

Real.

how dtn, how is it real

The Fedorov was the second firearm designed as a weapons system, with rifle, LMG and MMG variants. You should see the water-cooled version.

[Benomia]

You implied that the AK was a carbon copy of the StG-44, or close enough, which it quite obviously isn't.

I just said the rear sights were similar...

[Tule]

I managed to shorten the receiver by placing the recoil spring inside the bolt carrier. I also changed the trigger to a AUG-style progressive trigger.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

I managed to shorten the receiver by placing the recoil spring inside the bolt carrier. I also changed the trigger to a AUG-style progressive trigger.

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Looks slightly sexier (and much more controllable). One thing, the magazine looks kind of big for 43mm.

[Premislyd]

how dtn, how is it real

The Fedorov was the second firearm designed as a weapons system, with rifle, LMG and MMG variants. You should see the water-cooled version.

Didn't know that. So that one is the LMG version then because of the bipod?