Random Thoughts

[pcfan123]

Yea right, like the word of a Pakistani doctor/media official means anythign.

They always try to lie to save face. dont know why, they don't have any to begin with

 

[BlitzBerg]

Met Lewis Hamilton on 16th. India's first ever street racing it was, and he was there to show off his skills.
Got an autograph signed as well.

 

[sami ullah khan]

How people enjoy some one's death and have a laugh over it, is beyond me. Then they have the audacity to term others as extremist.

 

[BlitzBerg]

The thought we get when we go sleeping?

Yes. Try posting your dream while your asleep. Its fun.

 

[spooony]

Never pick a fight with a country that believes in reincarnation and has nuclear weapons

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Burn, you got me good, because I care so much about what someone from the shittest country on the planet cares. There's a reason why so many people hate their lives there and end up gong on killing sprees.

Oh, and btw, why was John Key invited to the White House? Did Obama want to learn how to shag some sheep?

Your a kiwi. So you would know

 

[pcfan123]

How people enjoy some one's death and have a laugh over it, is beyond me. Then they have the audacity to term others as extremist.

All men have an emotion to kill; when they strongly dislike some one they involuntarily wish he was dead. I have never killed any one, but I have read some obituary notices with great satisfaction. -Clarence Darrow

 

[Bevab]

I guess you or me ain't Clarence Darrow.

 

[spooony]

Islamic women can do kinky things with their ankles. That's why the Koran says they aren't supposed to reveal them in public

 

[ste_mc_efc]

How people enjoy some one's death and have a laugh over it, is beyond me. Then they have the audacity to term others as extremist.

As callous as it sounds the irony of it is funny.

The real tragedy is not the death of an extremist: it's the poor state of education which brings about the large numbers of people with those views.

 

[spooony]

As callous as it sounds the irony of it is funny.

The real tragedy is not the death of an extremist: it's the poor state of education which brings about the large numbers of people with those views.

Well to sell security you need to make people feel insecure first.

 

[pcfan123]

I know you lot don't care for firearms much but I have to share my latest acquisition.

Currently being mailed to be, all the way from the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant in Russia is a 1939 Mosin Nagant 90/31 rifle.

This rifle was made in 1939 and issued to a Soviet soldier for battle. It was actually used in WWII and I even get the original bayonet, soldier pouch, ammo case and cleaning rod for it.

I probably won't fire it much, bought it for a collectors piece. Here is a stock photo of one, I'll be sure to post some pics when I get her in.

I just think it's awesome that the rifle was used in WWII and possibly killed some Nazis.

anyone more interested in this piece and I'll tell you more about it. The rifle is a classic, the design was made in 1891 and this is the rifle that ended the Czarist dynasty, was used in WWI and the rifle that arguably won WWII.

It's also the same kind of rifle that Vasili Zaitsev (Enemy at the Gates) used to snipe all those Germany soldiers.

 

[spooony]

You do know the Russians sent a lot of woman in as snipers? Thousands got killed used as cannon fodder

This a sniper rifle

RT-20 which means "Rucni Top, 20mm", that is "Hand Canon, 20mm". It is one of the most powerful anti-materiel rifles fielded by any army in the world today

 

[pcfan123]

Power is not the point. I am collecting this as a historical artifact. The rifle was issued and used in WWII.

If I wanted power, I could buy a Barrett 50 BMG, I can even legally buy armor piercing incendiary rounds for it.

Not after power, though, just want to own a piece of WWII history.

Hope to get a M1 Garand one day too, but a bit out of my price range right now.

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I will agree that Soviet small arms are awesome. This will be my first 7.62 caliber weapon, possibly add the SKS and an AK pattern rifle down the line

 

[Manly]

Faced plenty of those on Medal of Honour. Looks like a quality piece of kit in fairness. Closest to military action I ever saw was firing an SA80 S2 with a SUSAT on Army camp haha

 

[pcfan123]

Eventually I'll own something in the .303 British caliber as well. Way down the list though because the ammo is not cheap compared to American and Russian calibers.