Wht gun goes with Who

[Diemaco]

There is more than one way to distinguish the 56 over an AK47

[ED-SKaR]

There is more than one way to distinguish the 56 over an AK47

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is that a question or statement ...... if a statment, pls say the backup information

 

ill help, the type 56 has a built in folding bayonet

[Robot 2000]

Steyr AUG - Cambridge (UK) police ARU

[Diemaco]

Different indentation above the mag, different pistol grips, the pistol grip on the TM is actually the ones off a 56

[Surreel Big Fish]

Who cares whether there's extra rivets or not - are you going to stop a fire fight to say "erm Mr. Bad guy - how many rivets are in your reciever??" No an AK is an AK by design no matter where it is made or how many rivets there are

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It was a film quote. Maybe if you had of read it correctly, you would of noticed 'he' was making a statement whilst looking at something.

 

And i'll give someone a rep point when i can if they can tell me the film.

[skyler8158]

Jackie Brown

[Hood]

G3 variants also used by german KSK. They use the P8 as sidearm, right? Oh, and they have the MP7.

 

Spanish GEO:

 

-MP5,

-SIG 552 / 551

-P90

-HK 33E

-Franchi SPS350

-PSG1

-SSG2000

-Sako TRG-21 / SSR Mk2,

-Sig Sauer P226

 

I beleive that SEALs sometimes carry a few Type 56...

[M1911A2 guy]

depending on teh mission, USSF/SOC groups wil carry Ak47s, Ak74s, An94, whatever the mission calls for. But when they do carry weapons like the AK, they carry the real thing, the Russian AK variant that was copied in the first place.

[The Quarter-master]

There is more than one way to distinguish the 56 over an AK47

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yes things like the inscription on the reciever in chinese do tend to give it away

[Robot 2000]

depending on teh mission, USSF/SOC groups wil carry Ak47s, Ak74s, An94, whatever the mission calls for.

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I'd be rather surprised to see a US unit carrying the AN-94 since it has its own specific ammunition and thus wouldn't really have any advantage over carrying something in NATO calibre . . .ok so the two round burst function is cool but is it really more useful than being able to pick up bad guys' mags?

[xRAZERx]

Glock 17 and G36 as used by xRAZERx

[Tirpitz10]

From what I can remember, the AN-94 is not very widespread within the Russian military; only a few special forces units have access to it as it apparently is more complicated then the kalashnikov and is harder to maintain and is more expensive and difficult to make. The majority of the Russian army uses an AK-74 variant of some description though certain parts of the army may still be found using the older AKMs.

 

As such, I don't think any American unit will ever be trained to use or will end up using an AN-94 because it is very unlikely for that weapon to see widespread use anywhere outside a few select Russian units.

[HEaT]

Just noticed tonight whilst watching 'Escape to the Legion' on C4 (very good actually) that the modern day French Foreign Legion were using Famas rifles.

[Hood]

Just noticed tonight whilst watching 'Escape to the Legion' on C4 (very good actually) that the modern day French Foreign Legion were using Famas rifles.

 

What did you think they would use? They only have the FA MAS as service rifle (although they have some MP5s, but those are SMGs), and I´ve seen prototypes of new designs, so I guess they´ll be using the FA MAS forever.

[The Quarter-master]

the FAMAS IS the french service rifle. what else would they be using?

 

no offence meant

[Diemaco]

But the FFL are more like mercs than a real army

[HEaT]

But the FFL are more like mercs than a real army

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That's my point. Oh and the fact it's not on the list in the first place.

[ratsapprentice]

sorry if this has already been said ( couldnt be bothered to look at the second page)

 

but darklite when the **** did the british army use the thompson?!

[The Quarter-master]

sorry if this has already been said ( couldnt be bothered to look at the second page)

 

but darklite when the **** did the british army use the thompson?!

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WW2

i think some commando units were issued them. i may be wrong however.

[virgo]

You know, you don't really need to make this list.

http://world.guns.ru/main-e.htm

Has more than enough weapons and is organized by the countries that use them.

[Diemaco]

Most commando units were issued with them in WW2

[ratsapprentice]

i'm pretty sure they only ever used the sten

[Skarclaw]

The Commandos used the tompson. My Grandad got hold of a tompson in the home front, but only fired it, didn't accually use it as he used an SMLE. So someone in the British army had a tompson in service. Anyway, I'm pretty sure the commandoes used the tompson, but switched to the sten due to reliability issues.

[Diemaco]

It was how Skarclaw said it

[Basho]

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You fit out that skirt very well mate