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    Finland needs your help, hit this!!

    The translation is in the first post.
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    Finland needs your help, hit this!!

    Basically the RED means NO and the status quo is maintained. GREEN IS BAD and meand more laws and less guns.
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    Finland needs your help, hit this!!

    OK, after the school shooting yesterday, all the major news papers have started talking about the gun laws... The biggest one has a poll: http://www.hs.fi/paivankysymys/ Hit it, please. Link left cold on purpose. The question is: Should private ownership of firearms be banned? Vote "EI" which...
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    Finland Troops use AK?!

    "8balls, then I guess you'd know better about the TAK. I stand corrected. I've seen IIRC three different optics on the TAK-85s I've had the opportunity with. What are your experiences?" There are two possible optics: 1: Smith&Bender 4xsomething The crappier scope, I really did not like...
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    Finland Troops use AK?!

    TAK comes from "tarkka-ampujan kivääri". Sorry, If I remember correct, it comes from the word "Tarkkuuskivääri" which means accurized rifle. Tarkka-ampujan kivääri means sniper rifle. :neener: http://www.mil.fi/maavoimat/kalustoesittely/index.dsp?level=64 BTW, I was issued TAK85 when...
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    Finland Troops use AK?!

    "After Finland surrendered to Russia they started using alot of Soviet rifles. The Finnish Mosins for example are considered the finest of the lot and most accurate and were used against the Russians with great effect. After WW2 Finland and Russian relations were actually not that bad, so they...
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    How Do Marines Choose Weapons?

    >Naturally, they asked what I had been issued in the past. Not much, of >course. Just a plain M16, M240, M249, M249 Para, M2, M82A1, G36, SC- >70/90, Bofors AK5, Rk.95 , some handbuilt Sako sniper rifle (maybe some >kinda of whacked out Mosin?), Steyr AUG, MG3 and this piece of junk called >the...
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    Finnish Ammunition Laws?

    Permits are a bit harder to aquire in urban areas... Its like comparing Washington DC or LA to rural Texas... ;)
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    Valmet questions...

    Check PM. Finnish manual, page 19. Technical details: w 3.5 kg length 93 cm, without the bayonet full mag 800g 30 round magazines rof 700 rpm (real life 120 -180, magazine changes included) caliber 7.62mm isokaliiperi 7.88mm length of rifled barrel 379 mm right handed barrel twist...
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    AR vs AK. Finally. (Funny)

    Ill check whats missing... AK: Not everyone learns how to ride a bike or play the piano, but everyone can use AK to kill imperialists. AR: Targets usually dont know how to play a piano or ride a bike M-N: Too bad dinosaurs are extinct. And new ones: AK: The switch prevents things...
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    AR vs AK. Finally. (Funny)

    Ok, thanks, saved from doing a lot of translating... :) btw, what was the thread name? Just point me to right direction...
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    AR vs AK. Finally. (Funny)

    AK: You can use a cheap shoe lace as a sling. AR: Tactical 9-point adjustable aramid fiber sling system. M-N: You can use the sling to tow a T-34 tank, if necessary. AK: You can cut barb wire with the bayonet AR: You can open sausage pack with the bayonet. M-N: Longer than those to...
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    AR vs AK. Finally. (Funny)

    Have you ever wondered which is the ultimate battlerifle, AR or AK? I found this piece from Finnish board, written by Max Penalty. Here is the final answer: (Translated by me, sorry for typos) AK: If regular cleaning is neglected, I wont compromise the weapons functionality. AR: Requires a...
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    Finnish Ammunition Laws?

    Niinpä, mutta pääkaupunkiseudulla on hiukan karumpi meininki...:scrutiny:
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    Finnish Ammunition Laws?

    Specifically, does one need an export permit for brass cartridge cases? I'd say they are considered as (inert) pieces of metal. If you buy rounds/primers/powder, you need a permit. Brass and bullets are just pieces of metal, but (evil) hollow-point bullets are classified as ERVA and you need...
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    Another saturday night...

    Nope, this is actually the 2nd biggest city of Finland, right next to the capital. And they do plenty of urban training. For example, i was going home few years back and i met platoon or so (kind of hard to see, it was 7 pm so it was dark) jaegers, armed to the teeth, coming up from tunnels...
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    Another saturday night...

    UPDATE: The sounds were a combination of home made "fireworks", loud rap "music" and lots and lots of alcohol. The cops came and shut down the party. (Heard from the person who arranged the party.) I could have sworn it at least squad vs squad, but...:rolleyes:
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    Another saturday night...

    I am about to clubbing, sitting here, reading thr. The bus should leave 20 mins. Hmm, thunder? Nope, it 25 below zero, plenty of snow. I opened the window and started listening. I've been in the army, and this really sounded like at least a squad vs squad gunfight (plenty of semi-autos, no squad...
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    Best way to dispose of bad ammunition?

    Back home I used to bury all non-working/dud/reloading mishap rounds to my mothers flower bed. :D Now when i live on campus, I really dont have to worry about that anymore. (Nope, you got i wrong, guns are allowed on campus, my dorm actually has a reloading room.)
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    Legally can't buy guns?

    I legally bought my first pistol at 15. The tricky part was to get my parents sign a paper (To get permit, if under 18 need parents consent) that they now what I was doing, and I knew what im doing... I had to put my mom between a rock and a hard place (You owe me ###€, sign this or pay now...
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