You are mistaken, they come in many calibers all of which are allowed din combat. Remember the 50 Cal BMG, now thats combat.....thats about 700 grains of diplomacy right there
Holy cow, necropost much??????????
oh, and only 39 more posts!!!!!!!!!
You are mistaken, they come in many calibers all of which are allowed din combat. Remember the 50 Cal BMG, now thats combat.....thats about 700 grains of diplomacy right there
You are mistaken, they come in many calibers all of which are allowed din combat. Remember the 50 Cal BMG, now thats combat.....thats about 700 grains of diplomacy right there[/QUOT]
Holy cow, necropost much??????????
oh, and only 39 more posts!!!!!!!!!
He is a site supporter, so it doesnt matter. Pay attention man
He is a site supporter, so it doesnt matter. Pay attention man
sorry , f18s and the 14s were not flying in viet namnor 68-70s. not were they flown by the Air Force
MAN, those UNIFORMS, are they from WW1 ?????Here we go. Take a couple guesses! Stupid photobucket won't let me change the messed up name either, boo on them.
MAN, those UNIFORMS, are they from WW1 ?????
Is the Miller Lite hat supposed to be cool or ironic? I always forget.
1812, man. Sheesh, I wish people would recognize that as a real war :P
That lucky SOB. Back in Desert Storm we was issued HP's........................ not Brownings................High Points.
The only person he ever knew who could fire one one-handed was his drill sergeant.
How 'bout that? Something I'll bet ya'll didn't know, huh?
Drillsgt's do set the standard.