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Is'nt it time to dust off that letters of marque and reprisal to deal with these bloodthirsty thugs?

How water and fog resistant are these things?

Comrade Minister more likely to disappear first.

i have looked at $150,000 rifles,and came away realising what bargains in value $1,000 guns are.

what is a fair price on a B model in excellent condition?

can't remember where,but i read the russians were not too high on krinks.

if you did edit wiki to post that cougars are the size of mice,they would delete it in less than an hour. wiki usually nots when a reference is missing,and provide links to sources. don't be silly.

without hate,but without remorse.

ussr did build some great airplanes,but,kozedub their greatest ace got most of his victories in a p-39. there were over 120 soviet aces flying the p-39,and some sources say the p-39 has the most victories of any US built fighter. the russians did not use them for ground attack,rather they...

i bought a brand new soviet era mine detector,with about a 9' extension or so that works under water. i loaned it to my metal detecting friends who says it works great.

hardcore indeed. google rok in vietnam for their exploits.

5,000x the force of gravity sounds good to me

vetterli with a tube magazine,however old that is,pieces of a muzzle loading shotgun

sako lever in .243

even worse,somebody will wind up cutting a suspected snitches throat,who will be the wrong guy. people will slip jennings in peoples gym bags and over coats.

i have heard it was difficult to hit anything from a waist gun position compared to a powered turret. no surprise,though.

the charging handle was somewhat more ambi on a galil than an ak.

only time i have ever remotely thought about it,is shooting under a vehicle.

what was in the two capped metal can in moisin cleaning kits? did a clear plastic empty bottle come in the ak74 kit?

never try to wise up a chump. same category as trying to teach a pig to sing.