Picture of the day
- Thread starter jwhc
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Shooting is always better when the govt is paying for it.
The operators can't get good at the job if they don't practice, hands on with live ammo.
I don't begrudge the cost at all, just mentioning "it's not cheap" and only governments can afford to do it.
I don't begrudge the cost at all, just mentioning "it's not cheap" and only governments can afford to do it.
It was only a small amount of my money and a small amount of a lot of people's money went to pay all the rest.
Dark Alley Dan
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There was only one, but here's the Flakpanzer T34(r):
Make do with whatcha got. When life gives you T-34s, make lemonade?
Make do with whatcha got. When life gives you T-34s, make lemonade?
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- Rockland, ON
Christmas dinner, Seaforth Highlanders, Ortona, December 25, 1943.
Dark Alley Dan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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Merry Christmas, you lot.
Well I was flipping through some PDFs of the old Guns magazine from the 60s, so thought I would share some interesting pics. Interesting to see what was available at different times, as well as some of the snake-oil-esque sales descriptions at times (never thought of an M1895 as being as Modern as Tomorrow, LOL). (btw, the Cetme was all over the place back then).
Dark Alley Dan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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Start with this:
Add this:
You now have a PaK 40 auf RSO:
Now go hunt KV-1s...
Sixty built, one left, in Muenster. Not popular. Loud, slow, unreliable, and they left the crew just hanging out there in the wind.
Add this:
You now have a PaK 40 auf RSO:
Now go hunt KV-1s...
Sixty built, one left, in Muenster. Not popular. Loud, slow, unreliable, and they left the crew just hanging out there in the wind.
