PEST IS BY FAR THE WISEST MAN IN THE FORUM....LISTEN LITTLE GRASSHOPPERS AND LEARN FROM HIM.


A 12 GA. SHOTGUN, 3 IN MAGNUM 00 BUCK LOADS, IS, UNDER REAL WORLD COMBAT CONDITIONS (MINUS HOSTAGES)THE FAR AND AWAY BEST INTERIOR COMBAT ARM.

MILDER LOADS FOR HOME DEFENSE CHILDREN, THE BOOM ALONE IS ALL ULL NEED TO SURVIVE THE ENCOUNTER, CAPPIN LIL JIMMY THROUGH THE WALLS CUZ U JUST COULDNT RESIST THE RAMBO OUTFIT FOR HOME DEF. MAKES U A MURDERER DUE TO O.W.H.U.A

M249 = Uber MG

M249 is everything the m60 was supposed to be, again though its a support weapon, not really an individuals weapon. Without squad support and coordination it might as well be throwin spitballs.

Ya I get overly grumpy about this stuff cuz gun control retards latch on to people who dont know shit but sound like they might, and feed their fires with em.

Like ignints who start all dat bangin crap bout da homies and da ak's and da tec-9s....BOOOYAH

HAHA, well i agree on that 'homie' crap...and i agree with you

Anyone wanna by a French army surplus rifle?? Never fired ony thrown down once!

[quote="Gen. Disarray":cb58b]M249 is everything the m60 was supposed to be, again though its a support weapon, not really an individuals weapon. Without squad support and coordination it might as well be throwin spitballs.[/quote:cb58b]

yeah an M-two-four-niner is a bad gun and a shitgun is a good military weapon oOo:

you are quickly starting to dispell the illusion that you know what the hell you are talking about.

All time best weapon = AK-47
[img]http://www.pmulcahy.com/assaultrifleimages/Image1199.jpg[/img]

My personal favorite = H&K MP5
[img]http://www.pmulcahy.com/smgimages/Image880.jpg[/img]

This is my primary carry weapon of choice = Sig P239 .40 cal
[img]http://www.pmulcahy.com/pistolimages/Image174.jpg[/img]

Oh well, so much for the "edit" feature. I "previewed" the post and the pics were there but now all i see are sexy big X's. Oh well, Arkan tried !!

Just to clear up what Miller was talking about yesterday on mIRC:

There is a M240 and a M249. The M249, as you know, is the SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon). But the M240 was the advance over the M-60. It's more commonly used as the M249B or M249C as a Coaxial gun for tanks & bradleys (Coaxial meaning turns & aims with main gun.)

your a dumb fucken n00b if you knew anything you would know that it was a JOKE, steak knife and socks with batteries no dumbass would be serious about posting that shit. omfg people are trying to be so mature they miss a joke when they see one

[quote="Sgt Stryker":3c36c]

...... and a shitgun is a good military weapon oOo:

you are quickly starting to dispell the illusion that you know what the hell you are talking about.[/quote:3c36c]

Who said military? And its not as if that matters. In many situations it is a superior military weapon. You guys are arguing apples and oranges. The question is too vague. Dont get all bent out of shape over it.

during WWII, the best light machine gun (besides the german MG42, cause that thing is a beast) was the Bren gun. Prior to WWII the British adopted the "BREN" gun chambered for the .303 British cartridge. The BREN gun was an adaptation of the Czech ZB 26. The BREN featured a 30 round magazine which stuck straight out of the top of the rifle. Those who really know firearms will tell you that the BREN gun was the best magazine fed machine gun of WWII. Yes, even better than the well respected BAR developed by John Browning.
The BAR was limited mostly by its 20 round magazine and its lack of a quick change barrel. Had a 30 round magazine been made for the BAR, it would have stuck down a considerable distance, making it difficult to fire from the prone position. Also, without a quick change barrel, there may have been the fear of overheating the rifle to rapidly.

The BREN with its 30 round magazine extending out the top of the receiver could easily accept a 30 round magazine. The operator could shoot prone or from a fox hole while keeping a very low profile and without the magazine being ground into the dirt. Addtionally, the top fed rifles also benefit from more reliability because gravity aides in feeding rounds instead of against feeding rounds in conventional bottom fed rifles.


SORRY I WROTE SO MUCH, BUT IT NEEDED TO BE SAID, SINCE I THINK NO ONE HAD SAID IT ALREADY fire1:

ok, i'm sorry but that squirrel is disgusting [img]http://www.luft46.com/mrart/mr283-1.jpg[/img]

Ur sigs a weeeeeeeeeee bit too big. oOo:

[quote="Gen. Disarray":e3b32]MG42 (CREW SERVED? NOT EXCATLY A STAND ALONE COMBAT WEAPON?[/quote:e3b32]

Actully, I have seen photos of the MG42 being used by a single soldier, with a drum mag. and a shoulder sling, that same way the M60 and M249 are used.

Also, if it's not too much trouble, LAY OFF THE CAPS, thank you.

And I still have to say that the best guns are the Colt M4 Carbine, and the H&K MP5 SMG.

lay off the crack for a lil eek:
oh yeah best gun eva? SiG 551

Pure hollywood, firing a squad weapon off the hip or shoulder. Not an individuals primary combat weapon, a support weapon for a concentrated field of fire in SUPPORT. IN ITS ENVIORNMENT (CLOSE URBAN) THE SHOTGUN IS AN EXCELLENT "MILITARY" WEAPON. ITS NOT A SHITGUN U R A SHITBRAIN.....HA HA YOU LOSER MAGGOT

Your sad and pathetic Disarray

[quote="Gen. Disarray":3cc82]Pure hollywood, firing a squad weapon off the hip or shoulder. [/quote:3cc82]

If you are reffering to what I said about the MG42, then your wrong. It wasn't hollywood that lead me to say what I did, it was actully historical footage and photos of German troops using the MG42 the same way as modern infantry uses the M249.

In many ways, the Rheinmetall-Borsig MK 108 30mm cannon was considered to be a masterpiece of weapons engineering, due to it's compact size, ease of manufacture and hitting power. Although it was first designed by Rheinmetall-Borsig in 1940 as a private venture, the design was finalized in 1942. It met a later RLM requirement for a new aircraft cannon that could knock down enemy bombers with the lowest expenditure of ammunition and stay beyond the range of enemy defensive fire.
In short, the MK 108 was a blow-back operated, rear-seared, belt fed 30 mm cannon using electric ignition and was charged and triggered by simple compressed air. One drawback was that once installed, there was no method to adjust the gun's harmonization. One distinctive physical feature was the very short gun barrel, which gave the MK 108 a low muzzle velocity of 500-540 meters (1640-1770 feet) per second. The maximum rate of fire was 650 rounds per minute. The operating sequence for the MK 108 went like this:

An ammunition can fed the rounds to the gun by means of a disintegrating belt
Once the sear was released, the bolt went forward under the action of the two driving springs
A projection on the top of the bolt passed through the ring, thus extracting a round
This then forced the round into the chamber and fired the round while the heavy bolt was still moving forwards
The empty cartridge case reinserted itself in its link after firing
Ejection was achieved by means of pawls activated by camming grooves that were cut into the top of the bolt
Finally, the new round slipped into position and the sequence repeated



ANOTHER BIGGIE BY THE KING

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