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SimplyMichael -> RE: US finally Upgrades (11/1/2007 7:59:17 AM)
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Just fucking STOP talking! I thought you had made a complete fool of yourself the other day and might have realized that what you "think" is wrong, not sort of wrong, not kind of wrong but stupid in the same league as Bush and Rice dumb.
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I think now days most weapons use universal cambers, allowing soldiers to use captured ammo and attachments. (example the AK74u)
NO, NO, NO - The Nato rounds has a case length of 45mm, the Russian has a case length of 39mm and if that isn't problem enough, the Nato round has a hole in the barrel (that is the part you forgot to not let someone point at you) is 5.56mm and the Russian is 5,45. So someone who didn't know jack shit might look at those two and see the Russian round is shorter in length and the pointy thing (projectile to people who aren't ignorant) is also smaller so it will fit, right? Well only if you have ZERO experience in firearms or have never actually seen either round. The Russian round has a larger base diameter (its fatter for people who don't know technical terms)
SO IT WON'T FUCKING FIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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In WWI ammo stortages plagued both sides and since they where unfamilar with enemy weapons, .
REALLY? They were "unfamiliar" with enemy weapons? I take it you are the first to be able to "recognize the enemy by the equipment they wear"? Your family must be so proud!
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they made the later models (WWII) so that they used similar rounds as the enemy so the can use captured ammo.
I am running out of expletives but BULLSHIT would seem to fit the bill here. The US used 7.62X63, the Brits 7.7x56R, the Russians 7.62X54R, the Germans 7.92x54.
THEY JUST DON'T FUCKING FIT UNLIKE YOUR FOOT IN YOUR MOUTH
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For example the Masuer type 17 was refited with a heavier barrel and a larger clip to acomadate .45 colt rounds.
I even googled this one to make sure I hadn't missed a German submachinegun, an area of personal interest, so I have no idea what imaginary gun you have created here. The German military used every weapon they could find in WWII, even god forbid, a couple of French ones. However, nobody on the continent used 45 except the Finns in limited numbers. The Germans did EXPORT a small handful of Styer MP34s to Colombia in 45 but Mauser (not Muasur or whatever) didn't really produce much in the way of submachineguns.
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The newer Kaloshnikovs can use some of the XM caliburs.
Some of them can ONLY use 5.56 (XM calibErs) because THEY ARE FUCKING MADE IN THAT CALIBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I normally do NOT recommend the internet as a source for firearms information but ANYTHING has to be better than whatever bathroom wall you have been getting yours from.
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