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Close but no cigar, gentlemen.
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Re: Military Photos
Well it's not an MG4 even if the place you got the pic from said it was... MG42/MG3s are the only ones with those stocks, even the 5.56 Ameli doesn't have the stock... unless it's been a rather recent development for the Ameli.Vesper wrote: Close but no cigar, gentlemen.
So the only other one I can think of that has that type of stock is the Steyr MG 30, which doesn't even have the same receiver as that gun.
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Re: Military Photos
A hint:
It's an Austrian military's replacement machine gun for MG42.
It fires 7.62x51mm cartridge.
It's an Austrian military's replacement machine gun for MG42.
It fires 7.62x51mm cartridge.
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Bingo.Hatch wrote: MG 74
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Canadian time, bring out the maple syrup!
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Is it just me or is this a friendly fire situation?
Is it just me or is this a friendly fire situation?
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Re: Military Photos
You could also call it career advancement.
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Before anybody asks, these are real soldiers in Afghanistan, not airsofters.
Before anybody asks, these are real soldiers in Afghanistan, not airsofters.
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What kind of soldiers...?? 
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I know they arnt but they look like airsofters.
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I honestly don't remember, I found it on another forum, in a thread asking if shemaghs were used in the military, and a guy posted that picture, and said it was him and a buddy in Afghanistan.Vesper wrote: What kind of soldiers...??
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Judging by the 1st ID patch, IR Flag and dirty ACU I would say they are United States Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division...
Lots of "non-regulation" equipment is used in theatre. For example, I have a Marine buddy who has pictures of him and his platoon mates defending a position in their silkies (Marine Corps PT shorts).
Lots of "non-regulation" equipment is used in theatre. For example, I have a Marine buddy who has pictures of him and his platoon mates defending a position in their silkies (Marine Corps PT shorts).
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Possibly relevantSlate wrote:Lots of "non-regulation" equipment is used in theatre. For example, I have a Marine buddy who has pictures of him and his platoon mates defending a position in their silkies (Marine Corps PT shorts).
