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Mithrandir · 01-04-2002, 04:15 AM

Westfrontpunk... you're an obnoxious little prick (I'm guessing you're either in the 15-and-below age group or an 18-year old who hasn't yet grasped the concept of maturity), but I'll answer your questions anyway. A Panzerfaust is another type of German rocket launcher which is smaller than the Panzerschreck, and is fired by a propellant charge in the projectile instead of being fired electrically. Why use a bayonet when you could just bash them with the launcher itself? Also, a bayonet attached to the Mauser rifle would be much more practical than sticking one on a MP40.

Oh, and there were no M4 carbines in WWII. M1 carbines, maybe, but M4s were introduced in 1994, _50_ years after WWII!

One more thing, do us a favor and don't come back until you grow up, you immature twit. We don't need jerks like you filling up the board with stupid messages with content like "WESTFRONTPUNK RULES!" written over and over again.

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Mithrandir is Offline Junior Member Posts: 20 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Manila, Philippines	01-04-2002, 04:15 AM Westfrontpunk... you're an obnoxious little prick (I'm guessing you're either in the 15-and-below age group or an 18-year old who hasn't yet grasped the concept of maturity), but I'll answer your questions anyway. A Panzerfaust is another type of German rocket launcher which is smaller than the Panzerschreck, and is fired by a propellant charge in the projectile instead of being fired electrically. Why use a bayonet when you could just bash them with the launcher itself? Also, a bayonet attached to the Mauser rifle would be much more practical than sticking one on a MP40. Oh, and there were no M4 carbines in WWII. M1 carbines, maybe, but M4s were introduced in 1994, _50_ years after WWII! One more thing, do us a favor and don't come back until you grow up, you immature twit. We don't need jerks like you filling up the board with stupid messages with content like "WESTFRONTPUNK RULES!" written over and over again.