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Old 06-03-2007, 04:01 PM
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cool, I caught your location after I posted.
curious as to what you chose to invest in planting if your weather has been shitty, and still wondering if you bow hunt, but...


didn't mean to get too off topic gents, carry on...
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when i was in fallujah in 2004 we came across a whole cashey of them but we blew them all up in the house of course the house came down to
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Should of taken a few.
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i do a little bow hunting, manly for wild pigs
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we planted oat pouches
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Re: Just picked up my dream gun today.

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there ok i was in iraq twice i was a grunt i used one shot a guy 15 times in the chest of course he was hopt up on adrenaline the drug i emptyed a hole mag in his chest before he fell thats when i knew i would never buy one

Okay, the "stopping power" Myth.
I hear you John. the Ol' .45 and 7,62mm NATO rounds
still have their aficionados.
Me as being an european, I'm a big fan of the 9mm Parabellum.
I'm happy you got that madman down,
but don't get me wrong: why do you rant on that lovely M9?
you had 15 nice rounds to shoot at that guy,
instead of 8,
and i'm assuming you placed all your shots correctly.
Head, Chest, you know.
Otherwhise, not the .45 either would have worked much better.
or the .40.

For what concerns tactical choices,
9mm wasn't ment to "achieve intel",
but to have more available firepower and a more controllable firearm.
Same idea that brought to the 5.56mm /ar15 duet:
more controllable and more friendly even for the less-trained soldier,
lighter to carry, and.. well there's a subtle reason indeed, too:
wounded soldiers are more expensive to take care of,
than fatalties.
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Re: Just picked up my dream gun today.

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Okay, the "stopping power" Myth.
I hear you John. the Ol' .45 and 7,62mm NATO rounds
still have their aficionados.
Me as being an european, I'm a big fan of the 9mm Parabellum.
I'm happy you got that madman down,
but don't get me wrong: why do you rant on that lovely M9?
you had 15 nice rounds to shoot at that guy,
instead of 8,
and i'm assuming you placed all your shots correctly.
Head, Chest, you know.
Otherwhise, not the .45 either would have worked much better.
or the .40.

For what concerns tactical choices,
9mm wasn't ment to "achieve intel",
but to have more available firepower and a more controllable firearm.
Same idea that brought to the 5.56mm /ar15 duet:
more controllable and more friendly even for the less-trained soldier,
lighter to carry, and.. well there's a subtle reason indeed, too:
wounded soldiers are more expensive to take care of,
than fatalties.
Good Point.
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Re: Just picked up my dream gun today.

partly true, but 9m the reason was yes it holds more rounds but it has less knock down power yes we went to a weapon that wasn't going to kill our enemies with one shot because we needed to gather intel from our enemies, and head a chest shots are impossible when you clearing a house and they are shooting at you chest yes largest mass, head no.
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this is the reasoning we still have 5.56 it is cheap so we keep them, i dont know if anyone has ever seen what a 5.56 does to someone but it bounces around in someones body like a pin ball
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John, it's quite difficult to tell "one shot death",
the problem is..
you're in the dirt, away from any rapid means of rescue,
and you hit someone in the abdomen...
he may be able to shoot back for a few minutes,
but that 9mm still has struck his abdominal arteria..
no intel from him.
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i know what you are talking about, its hard to explain what i trying to get across, 10 yrs ago when i joined the marine corps we used 45's, but it had so much power it wasn't helping us accomplish what our goal was. and that was to know what our enemies were doing, its hard to explain combat, i know ive been in it twice, these insurgents nowadays the are using drugs and all sorts of things to keep themselves going to fight us, they are so hopped up on drugs they live for days and days after being shot, we have captured many insurgents that had lost hands and all sorts of body parts, they would rap kerlex around the areas of wounds this kerlex they would use after days would start to fuse with the tissue of the exposed area so it was nasty, we captured guys that had been shot 3 -4 times and still they tell us they would use adrenaline the drug to keep them up it was crazy, i have other stories if you want to know things.
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Keep those stories comin.
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Re: Just picked up my dream gun today.

Originally Posted by GSWITCH33
But my romanian sks is a piece of ****. It is pretty much a single shot 40 round piece of junk. I dont get whats wrong with it.
Theres your problem.

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It did the same thing with the standard clip. Its not ejecting the shells.
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Re: Just picked up my dream gun today.

Thats really your dream gun?
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Re: Just picked up my dream gun today.

Originally Posted by GSWITCH33
It did the same thing with the standard clip. Its not ejecting the shells.
Now, I don't have an SKS but I might be able to help you. I'm 99% sure the gas pressure is adjustable. Perhaps yours is turned down? Or is there gunk in your extractor pin or where it fits into on the chamber.

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Ive checked alot of that already. I even tried the paper clip trick! But im not sure about the whole adjustable thing.
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Does it extract the round and put a new one in when you cycle the bolt?
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It doesnt eject the bolt at all. It fires the shell and then leaves the cartridge in the chamber. I have cleaned this gun a 100 times over looking to clean out all the cosmolean, so I know its not that.
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