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Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
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Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
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Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
Yeah right, PSG paper targets haven't even been able to have 'heads' on them since the late 90's so this sort of ridiculousness is right out!
That said if all the 'targets' were Daesh i'm sure there'd be a queue around the block wanting to try out this ride
That said if all the 'targets' were Daesh i'm sure there'd be a queue around the block wanting to try out this ride
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Geordie bloke
Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
Just a typical day in the training of a Royal Navy Chef. Easy peasy once you get the hang of it, so no sweat!
That was day one on semi auto. Day two - full auto. Bring it on baby!!!!!
That was day one on semi auto. Day two - full auto. Bring it on baby!!!!!
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nickb834
Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
Haha,
To be fair - the British Army does do training "similar" to this, troops advance up a hill side - there are markers staked out up the same. A gunner (GPMG usually) essentially leads the advancing troops such that they're always advancing with rounds impacting in front and cracking above.
Safety comes in the form of dial sights on the gimpy and the markers being at known elevations on said dial site and the directing staff are paying attention to what's going on.
It does however get the juices flowing if you're one of said troops.
for ref - M2 with C2 sight:
To be fair - the British Army does do training "similar" to this, troops advance up a hill side - there are markers staked out up the same. A gunner (GPMG usually) essentially leads the advancing troops such that they're always advancing with rounds impacting in front and cracking above.
Safety comes in the form of dial sights on the gimpy and the markers being at known elevations on said dial site and the directing staff are paying attention to what's going on.
It does however get the juices flowing if you're one of said troops.
for ref - M2 with C2 sight:
Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
In training 4 knuckles, for combat 2 knuckles. Just hope the MG team leader has big hands.
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Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
The South African Defence Force used to have live-firing training ....they may still do it, for all I know. It certainly helps to focus the mind, that's for sure!
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Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
White Wolf company training video iirc, training recruits in Ukraine.
"The only real power comes out of a long rifle." - Joseph Stalin
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.
More than a vested interest in 7.62x54r!
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.
More than a vested interest in 7.62x54r!
Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
Arsholes comes to mind.
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Gundoc
Re: Give your training partner a sucking chest wound
As Nick alluded to, we use OverHead Fire guns (GPMG only) as battle innoculation.
However there are some very strict rules, the tripod and gun must be fully inspected to workshop standard prior to use, the barrels are lifed to 10k rounds, and they are accuracy tested after being bedded in and balanced.
If one round out of 25 falls outside the box. Fail and start again.
The rounds are always a minimum of 3m above the ground where troops are in the open
However there are some very strict rules, the tripod and gun must be fully inspected to workshop standard prior to use, the barrels are lifed to 10k rounds, and they are accuracy tested after being bedded in and balanced.
If one round out of 25 falls outside the box. Fail and start again.
The rounds are always a minimum of 3m above the ground where troops are in the open
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