Civvy Scum
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You're saying his truncheon is worn down to a stub?
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Fit birds in uniform
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History_Man
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If that was me there, she'd have a long wait!
So what? You've heard of that old saying, "Has the pussycat got your tongue?" Sorted until the pencil is ready again. C'mon. What happened to that feelthy imagination of yours?
Civvy Scum
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There's nothing wrong with my imagination. Well, not that way at least. I'm just jealous. Jealous as fuck I tells ya!So what? You've heard of that old saying, "Has the pussycat got your tongue?" Sorted until the pencil is ready again. C'mon. What happened to that feelthy imagination of yours?
Ruckerwocman
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Fecker. You are seriously wondering about plod walting it with unearned medals when there is a smorgasbord of tasty totty there before you? Surrender your man club card, sirrah!
Sexton Blake
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Only once you surrender your ‘joke gone over your head’ card!
Too much firewater?
The thing that puzzles me about its efficacy, is that by holding the working parts very slightly open, it must allow in more dust.
loofkar
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These are dusty climes and one's gat does get dusty. For that a shaving brush or 1" paint brush is carried. The Galil (PBUH) never minded, however much dust there was.
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Excuse my ignorance, long distant memory stirred. Remember a news article where a weapon was immersed into an oil drum full of water, rolled in the sand, cocked and fired. It also had a bottle opener to stop troops buggering up magazines, preventing stoppages. Was this the Galil (PBUH)?
loofkar
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I had a Galil for 32 months in the field and I only remember one stoppage the entire time (double feed). Most firing was done in field conditions (rather than on the range).
The hooks for holding the folded bipod in place were designed so they could be used as bottle (crown cork) openers. The Galil also had a wire cutter (not a terribly effective one) integrated into the bipod hinge. @Lardbeast who also used the Galil mentioned that said hinge could also be used as a bottle opener.
Brazil
Spain
Switzerland
Spain
Switzerland
Gardner6LXB
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Can't be. They're all there, unless he's gone on R & R the snowflake.
Lardbeast
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It was designed to blow out dust when in use. AK stylee bolt and carrier, loose fitting working parts with plenty of space to allow movement and vent gases to dislodge any bits that may have got in there.
That was apparently one of the selling points of the design we were told about when they were issued to replace the R1/FAL. We never had any problems with the R1 but then we were taught to keep them clean and in good condition on pain of extreme fitness.
pete49
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That’s the nurses getting ready for the battalion disco
Alamo
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They’re no more fighter pilots than me. Perhaps we should rename the thread Models in a Uniform.
Civvy Scum
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Nah, he's just "died in the line of duty" (cough) and now it's time for the group lez-off. Where's the video?
Civvy Scum
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Brazilian you say. I'm afraid we need photographic evidence of that.
1 Are they fit birds in uniform ?
2 Are you sleep deprived
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A grumpy old man devoid of any sense of enjoyment
If you're incapable of answering the above, could you start discussing weapons or the jets in the background? That'd be awesome
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