that's why she needs something with a suppressor on it, for all the secret squirrel shit she'd be doing.
M1 Garand would be more appropriate, IMO. The Marine Raiders got them ahead of the rest of the Corp, for one. Also, the Nautilus was considered too large, slow to dive, too hard to maneuver, and too easy to detect for conventional submarine duties, and the Marine Corp had similar issues with the Garand: Big and heavy.
just don't drop it...or set it down to hard...or look at it wrong.In that case,can't go wrong with this.
I've fired one of those, and they are shiiiiit. (It's amazing the things that show up in a Iraqi confiscated arms pile...)In that case,can't go wrong with this.
what do you expect out of something that's literally steel tubing welded into a weapon.
Apparently, someone in Syria dug up an old Wehrmacht leFH 18 in 2015 and put it into use against ISIS combatants. Honestly, I'm not surprised--a 105mm howitzer is a 105mm howitzer, and as long as the barrel's still sound, an eighty-year-old one is just as effective as a brand-new one...
Now you go back and reread the entire thread, so you get all the commentary and non-threadmarked omake and such... all 10,000+ posts... :lol
Wonder if they'll manage to dig up actual German WW2 tanks the Syrians used as stationary gun emplacements at certain borders. That'll make me genuinely impressed. And also a little sad, because stuff like that ought to go in a museum.
"Kameraden, I bring news from Berlin!"
Like Drexel's amazing arts, unless someone crossposts them.
GIVE UP YOUR SECRETS YOU OLD BASTARD! Tell us everything you know about the cuteness!
I think there are plushie versions drawn up of almost every character. And the chibis are adorable as all get out.GIVE UP YOUR SECRETS YOU OLD BASTARD! Tell us everything you know about the cuteness!
Now go read the SB threads. All 1500 pages or so of them.
GIVE UP YOUR SECRETS YOU OLD BASTARD! Tell us everything you know about the cuteness!
To be fair when the Sten guns were first designed and made, the Brits were going for cheap and easy to make. Sure they were far from the best guns out there, but given the circumstances their makers needed lots of firearms now.
Because most of the British Army's guns and equipment were on the shore at Dunkirk.
Eh. Takes a couple hours to make a gun, but almost 20 years to make someone who can shoot straight with it.
We Canucks covered the realities of the Sten gun pretty well:
