When Shooting

by Guest Tue Apr 14, 2015 10:36 pm

one should ALWAYS have a suitable "backstop"

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/offbeat/georgia-man-accidentally-shoots-mother-in-law-after-bullet-bounces-off-armadillo/ar-AAaZCM8?ocid=iehp

Laughing

by veya_victaous Wed Apr 15, 2015 4:40 am

by Guest Wed Apr 15, 2015 9:54 pm

hmmm theres truth in that too....

though in reality its better unloaded when not in use....

ALWAYS...and I mean ALWAYS.......show empty chambers

by Guest Wed Apr 15, 2015 10:03 pm

darknessss wrote:hmmm theres truth in that too....

though in reality its better unloaded when not in use....

ALWAYS...and I mean ALWAYS.......show empty chambers

Which is sound advice

Okay Victor.

If you had to choose a weapon of choice from WW2 what would it be out of these choices:

M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle.

Sten Gun

Bren Gun

STG 44 Assault Rifle

FG42 Assault Rifle

Lee Enfield Rifle

PPSh-41 Sub Machine Gun

MP42 Heavy Machine Gun

Browning Heaving Machine Gun

Thompson Sub Machine gun

Lewis Gun

Karanbiner 98K

M1 Rifle

Browning Auto 5 Shotgun

by Guest Wed Apr 15, 2015 10:26 pm

for what purpose didge??

I have no need for any of the machine guns and in any case are illegal (with good reason pale

)

the lee enfield would be a nice gun for foxing and deer stalking, especially when "tuned" and scoped up to sniper standard...They are heavy though, although this can be an advantage in terms of reducing recoil.

the browning A5 auto shotgun was in production untill 1998 i beleive and is quite sought after for wild fowling and dealing with large flocks of avian pests (though being a 5 shot it would have to be held on a Section1 FIREARMS certificate, rather than the S2 shotgun cert)

any suggestions as to what I could reasonably shoot with a Lewis gun would be interesting to say the least Laughing

by Guest Wed Apr 15, 2015 10:30 pm

darknessss wrote:for what purpose didge??

I have no need for any of the machine guns and in any case are illegal (with good reason )

the lee enfield would be a nice gun for foxing and deer stalking, especially when "tuned" and scoped up to sniper standard...They are heavy though, although this can be an advantage in terms of reducing recoil.

the browning A5 auto shotgun was in production untill 1998 i beleive and is quite sought after for wild fowling and dealing with large flocks of avian pests (though being a 5 shot it would have to be held on a Section1 FIREARMS certificate, rather than the S2 shotgun cert)

any suggestions as to what I could reasonably shoot with a Lewis gun would be interesting to say the least

It was more interest than anything else lol.
The MP44 assault rifle is really the fore runner to the Kalashnikov, even copied they say.
I was uping the anti on skill I guess using any of the assault rifles as single shot with the kick they give off. Maybe I should have just led with them, sorry mate
I actually as I have said have a great interest in weapons and have some of these deactivated.

by Guest Wed Apr 15, 2015 10:30 pm

For interest:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StG_44

by veya_victaous Thu Apr 16, 2015 12:30 am

I'd like an M1 for realistic use

for zombie killing the browning heavy machine gun Twisted Evil

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=t0OkxhwVzwI

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