Boricua-Gen
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goldwing2000 said:
Nice,...but how about my specialty, M2B 50.cal, (gun) BOOM! Can you Say Geneva Convention (usa) .
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Nice,...but how about my specialty, M2B 50.cal, (gun) BOOM! Can you Say Geneva Convention (usa) .
goldwing2000
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PeteyBoy3K said:
Yeah, the flour surprised me the first time, too (if you couldn't tell)
The reason for the shoddy camera work on the propane was because I forgot my tripod and the guy holding the camera jumped when I fired. (headbang)
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Boricua-Gen said:
Loose said:
Yeah... but you can't take those home with you. (2thumbs)
Yep that reminds me when I went up for M2 class 
largest item to military to be considered a small arm? that thing is nowhere near small and they lubed it down with motor oil. I wouldn't wanna be on the other end of a fully auto weapon like that and heart they put scopes on it too....If you need a ascope on a weapon like an M2 unless you are shooting a mile and a half away you are legally blind. (For Susense Purposes) Google search on M2 and see what I ment by small arm being not so small (confused) . thats a nice weapon ya got there gw and thats one hell of a compensator on the pipe. Ever seen what that thing does to a deer...(first) nothing left to eat afterwards but its well worth the watch!
largest item to military to be considered a small arm? that thing is nowhere near small and they lubed it down with motor oil. I wouldn't wanna be on the other end of a fully auto weapon like that and heart they put scopes on it too....If you need a ascope on a weapon like an M2 unless you are shooting a mile and a half away you are legally blind. (For Susense Purposes) Google search on M2 and see what I ment by small arm being not so small (confused) . thats a nice weapon ya got there gw and thats one hell of a compensator on the pipe. Ever seen what that thing does to a deer...(first) nothing left to eat afterwards but its well worth the watch!
goldwing2000
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I have yet to plug anything living but it sure does a number on watermelons and such. (cool)
remings me of night fire when we used nvgs and M-16 with pac 4 lasers and a deer wandered onto the range.....and it had to be a tracer round that hit it! no one could figue out how that tracer round made in into the all steel penetrator rounds ammo but must had to be some devine thing that the deer would pop up and hit by a mysterious tracer so everyone saw it...with NVG's might I add
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(yes) True that, but its hella fun to shoot one (naughty)goldwing2000 said:
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Boricua-Gen said:
That is definitely true.
Back in the day, I could disassemble and reassemble an M2 blindfolded. I know because we actually had a contest.
yea its like when the msp came out. the msp owners thought it would be a good idea to not have anything to do with the rest of the proteges... asking if an exterior product such as a hood, lip would "fit and msp" that really got on my nerves for a while (burn)MackDadam said:
i wasn't implying that you were. but a lot of the newbs to proteges thought that the msp was just the god of proteges and every peice on them was different than the rest of the proteges... lol. i was saying that when the msp first came out, and still some new owners today think like this. it used to get on my nerves when people would be like "will this front bumper fit the mp3???" or "will this window tint fit an msp???". well maybe not quite that bad but you get the idea lol
