Look through the tanks periscope!
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Look through the tanks periscope!
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Last edited by ironjaws; 06-03-2022 at 09:54 PM.
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Are these backwards compatible with M27E3s?
These things are pretty cool. I picked one up in a gunstore once and was surprised by how heavy they are lol.
"The greatest honour history can bestow is that of the peacemaker."
That's an episcope not a periscope.
What if your submerged underwater ?Originally Posted by Terrible_E
Meal, Ready to Eat. Three lies in one.
Then you have much bigger problems...
Envy green is not a color well worn. Might want to quit while you're ahead
Depends which military you ask really. Early Tank/Armoured corps were in many cases trained by their respective Navy's, so in some places periscope is the term used along with a plethora of other naval terms.
Only men of good will are capable of committing the most grievous of sins.
People buy this type of stuff ?!?
I have seen this type of equipment being tossed in the garbage in my early years... lol
Left wing, right wing, they belong to the same bird.
Will you be getting in any tanks to mount them on?
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