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HALODIN

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#11 Post by HALODIN »

Just curious about this statement "Don't rate the chances of the two grunts who were carrying either rifle." Yeh I can see the M16's mag-well had a bullet through it, but the M14 looks OK...
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#12 Post by Blighty »

Shrapnel in the woodwork. More obvious 'in the flesh'.
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HALODIN

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#13 Post by HALODIN »

Thanks!
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huntervixen

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#14 Post by huntervixen »

HALODIN wrote:I can't see anything wrong with the M14, what's happened to it? Just looks mistreated to me.

Mistreated by a very close call with an RPG I should think!
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#15 Post by huntervixen »

Vietnamese attempt at modern art.

Looks like they downed a secret prototype there.... powered by five jet engines and a piston engine, must have made quite a racket!

Anorak time......name that wreckage, back half of a sky raider, Voodoo wing and panels, F105 Thud parts, Phantom parts, B52 parts, J57 jet engines, a Wright piston engine (skyraider)....
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#16 Post by Blighty »

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#17 Post by PaulR »

huntervixen wrote:Vietnamese attempt at modern art.

Looks like they downed a secret prototype there.... powered by five jet engines and a piston engine, must have made quite a racket!

Anorak time......name that wreckage, back half of a sky raider, Voodoo wing and panels, F105 Thud parts, Phantom parts, B52 parts, J57 jet engines, a Wright piston engine (skyraider)....
I'm going with the A-6 Grumman Intruder for the upright fuselage section.
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#18 Post by snayperskaya »

PaulR wrote:
huntervixen wrote:Vietnamese attempt at modern art.

Looks like they downed a secret prototype there.... powered by five jet engines and a piston engine, must have made quite a racket!

Anorak time......name that wreckage, back half of a sky raider, Voodoo wing and panels, F105 Thud parts, Phantom parts, B52 parts, J57 jet engines, a Wright piston engine (skyraider)....
I'm going with the A-6 Grumman Intruder for the upright fuselage section.

Or a EA-6B Prowler?
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#19 Post by Scotsgun »

I've known armourers who'd describe those rifles as slightly soiled and try to issue them.

You can't polish a turd but you can re-parkerise it. Some of the SLRs at the end were shocking.
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#20 Post by pe4king »

They were, I still have a tin of proper suncorite in the shed, good as the day it was made and the smell is horrendous the Mrs got the right ar$e last time I used it indoors.
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