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What weapons have you fired?
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 12:08 pm
by goreD.
What about a thread on what weapons you have fired/used and how you rate them. Likes/dislikes, crap/good etc.........
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 12:20 pm
by cambridgebloke
Big soaker water pistol, pros- fun for the children. cons- not much use in Basrah.
sb

Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 12:30 pm
by goreD.
Here's the list.
L1A1 S.L.R. (F.N. 7.62mm). Looks like a gun, feels like a gun. Brill gun.
+ .22 SUB CAL CONVERSION FOR L1A1.
L2A3 S.M.G. STERLING 9mm. Great gun but dangerous.
G.P.M.G. 7.62mm (L7AI,L8A1,L37A1). God in belt fed 7.62mm form.
.30 BROWNING MACHINE GUN. Powerful and reliable.
.50 BROWNING MACHINE GUN. GOD.
BARRET LIGHT 50. Ouch.
L4A4 7.62mm (UPDATED BREN). Best mag fed machine gun EVER.
L9A1 9mm BROWNING HIGH POWER. Old faithful.
L42 7.62mm (OLD BRITISH ARMY SNIPER RIFLE). I like it.
L96 7.62mm (NEW BRITISH ARMY SNIPER RIFLE). Only fired it once.
L85AI 5.56mm (SA80 ASSAULT RIFLE). Alright, just alright.
L86A1 5.56mm (SA80 LIGHT SUPPORT WEAPON). WHY???
BRITISH ARMY FRAG HAND GRENADE.
CARL GUSTAV A.T. SUB CAL CONVERSION.
LAW 80 A.T. SUB CAL CONVERSION.
.357 REVOLVERS VARIOUS TYPES. Good stopping power, lack of rounds with long reloading time. Prefer mag fed pistols.
.44 MAGNUM REVOLVER. Give me a Glock and I will win.
WALTHER PP 9mm SHORT. Good disco gun.
WALTHER P38 9mm.
CZ 75 9mm PISTOL. Good reliable Browning alternative.
.45 ACP PISTOL. Good stopping power, small mag capacity though.
AK47 7.62mm ASSAULT RIFLE. Never fails.
M60 MACHINE GUN. Not bad.
MI6A1.
HK MP5 9MM S.M.G. Great for close/city work.
HK 33 5.56mm ASSAULT RIFLE. My favourite assault rifle.
HK G3 7.62mm ASSAULT RIFLE. For country work.
VARIOUS PUMP/AUTO/OVER/UNDER SHOTGUNS.
.22 RIMFIRE TARGET RIFLES.
GLOCK 17 9mm PISTOL. Excellent.
Franchi Spas 12 gauge.
I THINK THAT'S IT ! I MAY HAVE LEFT SOME OUT !!!
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 1:01 pm
by RobT
Fired off my own weapon a few times. It never fails but i did have an ND once but a quick apology and everything was cleared up.
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 1:15 pm
by goreD.
My individual weapon is the best.
It has a long barrel, is big bored, has an integral helmet, retracts when not in use, is multi-purpose, is self lubricating and fits quite snugly into the palm of my hand.
It differs from other weapons as mine can not only injure/kill people but can also create life.
Beat that. I will later.........
Gore.
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 1:41 pm
by Jason The Argonaut
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 1:58 pm
by cambridgebloke
[quote="goreD."]Here's the list.
L2A3 S.M.G. STERLING 9mm. Great gun but dangerous.
Is this not the idea?

Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 2:01 pm
by goreD.
Well yes. It's meant to be dangerous to the enemy. Unfortunatley the SMG is dangerous to the carrier and his colleagues.
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 2:02 pm
by cambridgebloke
Gore D are you a copper?? Scary knowledge od guns even for northern Ireland!!
Si
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 2:33 pm
by The JaCkAl
Probably PW.
Beleave it or not i've fired a MP5. A friend of my fathers is in the armed response unit in Nottingham and they had an open day about 5 years ago. And I fired a hand gun, which I don't actually know what it was and an MP5. Without any comparisons for me to judge it I can't really comment on it, except to say it gave me a hard on.
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 2:49 pm
by Sticky Blue
SA80 (Mk 1 & 2)
GPMG (Pain in a belt and too heavy on hills!)
SLR
SMG
Pussers 9mm Pistol
Shotguns (Most)
Civvy rifles (Loads)
Magnum 45 (LOUD!)
Various civvy pistols (I was too young to know what they were... just liked shooting them!)
Black Widow Catapult with ball bearings (Oh sir!)
Crossbow
Longbow
Compound Bow
Most recent weapon is the
elastic band gun, very effective against registry staff and bounces off walls!

Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 2:51 pm
by goreD.
Sticky,
With that gun you must be a BAND member !!
Boom Boom !!!!
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 3:05 pm
by Dave.Mil
gone
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 3:05 pm
by Sticky Blue
Gore, I am... hence my short list of weapons!
Saqying that, there have been a lot of guys from the band who have shot for the Corps at Bisley. One lad was a gamekeepers son... he thrashed the training team on a clay shoot they arranged and took 'their' kitty that we all chipped in to. That was a hard run back from the ranges and they took a longer route, well, they would do, we had won 'their' beer money from them and they weren't going out that night!!
Posted: Mon 10 May, 2004 3:10 pm
by goreD.
You'll like this one Sticky !!
I blew the end off my SLR once. Didn't realise I had fouled it with sand. My boss had never seen a three prong flash eliminator blow before !! (The old five prong ones used to blow all the time)
I had to go to my wagon and fix it. Red face or what.........
Gore.