You realise there's a thread on these started in the last 3 hours, right...
http://full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=23846
name the rifle
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TattooedGun
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froggy
Re: IDF RUGER 1022
Please.... Pleaaaase....
Stop posting this kind of pictures before Jeremy & his lib-dem, SNP & green mafia ilks call for Parliament to ban Ruger's imports into the UK ...
Stop posting this kind of pictures before Jeremy & his lib-dem, SNP & green mafia ilks call for Parliament to ban Ruger's imports into the UK ...
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Hunter87
Re: IDF RUGER 1022
TattooedGun wrote:You realise there's a thread on these started in the last 3 hours, right...
http://full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=23846
Actually no i didn't I just read the full artical online from another source but thanks for taking the time to reply
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saddler
Re: name the rifle
Play silly games, win silly prizes.
Not sure where the issue is here about the Ruger?
Military use of the 10/22 perhaps?? The 10/22 saw widespread (though with "special units") use in VietNam - replacing the Nylon 66 for certain tasks
IDF using the 10/22?? The IDF have been using the 10/22 for "less lethal" crowd control for some time (decades)
Not sure where the issue is here about the Ruger?
Military use of the 10/22 perhaps?? The 10/22 saw widespread (though with "special units") use in VietNam - replacing the Nylon 66 for certain tasks
IDF using the 10/22?? The IDF have been using the 10/22 for "less lethal" crowd control for some time (decades)
Re: name the rifle
The Nylon 66 was one of a few semi auto .22LR rifles used in Vietnam and Cambodia before the 10/22 was adopted which is interesting as in my experience the Nylon 66 seems to cope better with dirt and is less susceptible failures in temperature or weather extremes.
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huntervixen
Re: name the rifle
The IDF seems to take hearing and head protection to the extreme on their gallery ranges, I dare say if they came over to my local club, they would require the targets to throw bottles and rocks at them in order to score well!
No offence to our Israeli brothers and sisters though, just a bit of fun, don't want Mossad knocking on the door!
No offence to our Israeli brothers and sisters though, just a bit of fun, don't want Mossad knocking on the door!
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saddler
Re: name the rifle
...did they ever knock?huntervixen wrote:The IDF seems to take hearing and head protection to the extreme on their gallery ranges, I dare say if they came over to my local club, they would require the targets to throw bottles and rocks at them in order to score well!
No offence to our Israeli brothers and sisters though, just a bit of fun, don't want Mossad knocking on the door!
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froggy
Re: name the rifle
did they ever knock?
you can say that ... with a bulldozer or missiles usually
you can say that ... with a bulldozer or missiles usually
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huntervixen
Re: name the rifle
If any Mossad sleeper agents are watching in, Froggy said that, I certainly don't agree 
.... I like Rugers unmoderated and not pointing at me!
.... I like Rugers unmoderated and not pointing at me!Re: name the rifle
Greetings all,
the IDF have been using suppressed 10/22's for many years now, they are also know as Hushpuppy's due to the special forces using them to take out dogs and lights when they go into Palestine.
http://www.ruger1022.com/docs/israeli_sniper.htm
the IDF have been using suppressed 10/22's for many years now, they are also know as Hushpuppy's due to the special forces using them to take out dogs and lights when they go into Palestine.
http://www.ruger1022.com/docs/israeli_sniper.htm
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