Lucky for the Vietnamese they are nordic giants in comparison to the Chinese lol
50,000 US casualties, 1,000,000+ Vietnamese. I know everyone likes to think it was a stalemate or a loss for the US because they didn't achieve their goal, but they kicked the hell out of Vietnam.
Not even Westmoreland could explain what a "win" in Vietnam would be. I am interested to hear what you think a USA win would have been?
If the sights were loose maybe.. But if the sights were solid.. 5-6 moa dead centre or left, right or high, low is still 5-6 moa
50,000 US casualties, 1,000,000+ Vietnamese. I know everyone likes to think it was a stalemate or a loss for the US because they didn't achieve their goal, but they kicked the hell out of Vietnam.
Since invading and conquering the north was never a option the US was never going to win.
Ho CHI MINH was only a figure head in his last years.. With no power... Honorable? maybe? As long as working class sons and daughters are doing the dieing
The U.S. had no more will to sacrifice any more men..in Vietnam
And nuclear weapons were used on Japan because the American public would not stand for 1,000,000 casualties with a invasion of the Japanese homeland
Yes and Yes.. I agree
I'm out on the thread hijack..
Lets get back to bashing the Type 81 bullet hose![]()
You mean a gun that is currently bought and sold in Canada vs a vaporware gun that may one day be sold here?
No brainer.
I just got my T81 in the mail and it looks great! Fixed stock model, No issues at all, its straight ,fit and finish seems as good as a nice Polytech AKM . I noticed a few parts are MIM like the trigger and rear sight wheels but most new guns have MIM parts. Was glad to see braided hammer/piston springs and a chrome bore ,piston head and cup like real military rifles . The takedown can be a bit tricky but once you get the hang its easy.
I took it out in my field today and fired 300 rounds of czech and chinese surplus ammo without a hiccup , but i did have to zero the rifle and adjust the front sight for both windage and elevation , good thing i had a AK sight tool! . Once the sights were on i was connecting on a 10 inch gong @100y with regularity standing , resting on the hood of the jeep i was hitting my 300y 14 inch gong no prob. This thing is a keeper, all i need is a folder now too! People comparing this rifle to the SKS are idiots, it has a rotating bolt ,stamped receiver and detachable mag, much more in common with a AK lol it's a direct competitor to the VZ/858 rifles , i think the T81 shoots a bit better than a non restricted VZ because it has a stiffer barrel and does not start stringing shots as bad, deals with heat better . Trigger pull is a bit better than a VZ and the reset is much better .
I just got my T81 in the mail and it looks great! Fixed stock model, No issues at all, its straight ,fit and finish seems as good as a nice Polytech AKM . I noticed a few parts are MIM like the trigger and rear sight wheels but most new guns have MIM parts. Was glad to see braided hammer/piston springs and a chrome bore ,piston head and cup like real military rifles . The takedown can be a bit tricky but once you get the hang its easy.
I took it out in my field today and fired 300 rounds of czech and chinese surplus ammo without a hiccup , but i did have to zero the rifle and adjust the front sight for both windage and elevation , good thing i had a AK sight tool! . Once the sights were on i was connecting on a 10 inch gong @100y with regularity standing , resting on the hood of the jeep i was hitting my 300y 14 inch gong no prob. This thing is a keeper, all i need is a folder now too! People comparing this rifle to the SKS are idiots, it has a rotating bolt ,stamped receiver and detachable mag, much more in common with a AK lol it's a direct competitor to the VZ/858 rifles , i think the T81 shoots a bit better than a non restricted VZ because it has a stiffer barrel and does not start stringing shots as bad, deals with heat better . Trigger pull is a bit better than a VZ and the reset is much better .