Coyote Ugly
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The new building will be Soup Nazi Haunted, just like the car in the movie Christine!
Beware Komrades! Lol
Beware Komrades! Lol
Russia is melting German WW2 milsurp and armor.
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Mr. Dynamite
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- Northern Alberta
Anyone know exactly what they have stored away or what exactly they will be melting down for this?
I think they will smelt whatever was found not stored properly and cost of refurbing it for sale will be too great.There are still many countries with WW2 arms in storage and I'm sure some of it bad shape by now.
Yugoslavia had huge stockpile of arms like this but when they tried to use it in 1991 they found great most of MGs and SMGs unusable.
angrysoldier
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Maybe they will melt down all ww2 lend lease Thompson's the Americans gave them & make a statue of Trump for red square
if you got some scuba gear i know where there is a ship with thousands of small arms sitting inside of it, the ones that fell out are sitting in the houses of local fishermen.
Coyote Ugly
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Yes and after Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, Russia was there like a dirty shirt invading Poland too 16 days later, so Russia’s
friend Germany double crossed Russia and the Russian Front was eventually where the two friends met to slug it out!
It’s like Russia is trying to bury their history and finger pointing at Germany as the bad guys.
Scrap Soviet armour too!
friend Germany double crossed Russia and the Russian Front was eventually where the two friends met to slug it out!
It’s like Russia is trying to bury their history and finger pointing at Germany as the bad guys.
Scrap Soviet armour too!
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The Russians can't sell the rifles in the biggest milsurp market (the US) thanks to sanctions. It costs money to store them, so they might as well melt 'em down and use the recycled steel for something else.
It's all about the dollars (rubles?
).
It's all about the dollars (rubles?
).
The Russians can't sell the rifles in the biggest milsurp market (the US) thanks to sanctions. It costs money to store them, so they might as well melt 'em down and use the recycled steel for something else.
It's all about the dollars (rubles?
Mausers are pretty popular in ex USSR countries. Russia even makes commercial 7.92 ammo. Automatics and pistols converted to blank fire only are also popular among thousands of reenactors so there is no shortage of customers. Also, Im sure Russia exports things despite sanctions same way they import things they are not supposed. Maybe not as much as before sanctions but people from there laugh at sanctions, things that were supposed to disappear from stores are still coming in and things that are not supposed to be leaving are still being sold to countries that support sanctions, its just being sold and purchased through other countries in the region. Like they say back home - money doesnt smell.
The Russians can't sell the rifles in the biggest milsurp market (the US) thanks to sanctions. It costs money to store them, so they might as well melt 'em down and use the recycled steel for something else.
It's all about the dollars (rubles?
I worked at steel mill pouring decks and furnaces for a few years before becoming a wpn tech. Scrap steel today is about $300 per ton. 98K Russian capture rifles today,minus wood, about $200,000 per ton.
