They copied their classmates homework and changed it just enough to make sure it doesn’t work in the same holsters.
That’s basically every Israeli weapon. The Uzi is based off earlier Czech SMG’s like the vz 23. We don’t even have to bring up the Galil. Even though it’s probably the best thing they ever made.
They copied their classmates homework and changed it just enough to make sure it doesn’t work in the same holsters.
That’s basically every Israeli weapon. The Uzi is based off earlier Czech SMG’s like the vz 23. We don’t even have to bring up the Galil. Even though it’s probably the best thing they ever made.
They copied their classmates homework and changed it just enough to make sure it doesn’t work in the same holsters.
That’s basically every Israeli weapon. The Uzi is based off earlier Czech SMG’s like the vz 23. We don’t even have to bring up the Galil. Even though it’s probably the best thing they ever made.
actually the Jericho is just a Tanfoglio copy of the CZ75. all IMI/IWI did was make just enough parts to count as a domestic product so they could win the contract. they did very little actual design work.
The Uzi would have been a really great weapon for WW2 but was rapidly outmatched by better designs. It mostly lives on thanks to aesthetics and movies.
My daughter works for a business out in the county that has been having pigeon problems. I offered to come out and cull them for weeks without a solid answer. Turns out they are roosting in storage barns and they don't want magnum break barrels shooting holes in the roof and walls. She could have just told me that rather than leave me hanging. Also they have one of those 600fps Sig CO2 AR lookalikes at her work and they let her shoot pigeons all day. I'd shoot them for free but I guess they'd rather pay someone to do it (betrayed my own ASPD offspring, SHAME.)
Before all of the apartments sprang up in the area I could shoot pigeons off of roofs 5 houses down all day knowing that the pellets were landing in rattlesnake country. Indoor ranges won't allow air guns here. I suppose I could post at the cotton gin to the local ranchers that I would shoot prairie dogs for free but I like prairie dogs, we had one as a pet in the office years ago.
The Uzi would have been a really great weapon for WW2 but was rapidly outmatched by better designs. It mostly lives on thanks to aesthetics and movies.
I haven't seen anything that ever mentioned challenging the policy but I'd wager there is some EPA regulation in there about lead only ammo. I guess the biggest tell would be what kind of shot they allow on shotguns indoors. It's either inhale lead or endure the ricochet fun dome.
I don't really care for the Galil SAR/ARM. I've handled a bunch of surplus parts kit builds and I don't trust the dust cover sights to stay zeroed. The only thing securing the front end is the gas tube wedging it reward against the receiver. All AK gas tubes loosen up and become rattly over time, this isn't an issue with the AKM/AK47 because the front sight is pinned to the barrel but it is a huge issue with the Galil. People gave the AK-12 shit for having a welded gas tube but I think its the right approach so long as you're not using corrosive ammo.
Its so retarded. They went out of their way to include a nice aperture and flip up night sights but secured it in the worst possible way. The upturned charging handle also has draw backs. On one hand its nice because it won't poke you as much if its slung against your body. On the other hand you can only really charge it by reaching over the top of the dust cover which is difficult if not impossible with optics installed.
It definitely shows it age. The ACE Gen 2’s are proper modernizations. If I went full retarded and decided I needed something in 7.62x39 it’s probably the only thing I’d consider since CZ Brens don’t take AKM mags.
Stemple Perosa by John Stemple, made from two Stens.
PSD
Soviet prototype AT Rifle cartridges, stretched 54R
Integrally suppressed Saiga-410 dressed up as an RPK
Chinese steel case shotshells
Bullpup RPK-74
PKZ
Chopped MG-M1 (Bulgarian PKM)
Cucknadian cops recently busted some poopjeets selling drugs and they had a Lahti
Recently a Palestinian shot some arrogant kike terrorist with his own rifle, but I legit cannot determine what it is, It's definitely not a tavor, maybe some kind of civilian PCC thing? Or pistol chassis? Anyone have ID?
Thai Bullpup AK with Beretta UBGL
Recession Ruger Trigger Kicker trip
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What.I think is future kidnapping victim Maduro looking at a Chinese Cornershot system
Nah that would be the Negev
-Fixed optic mourning
-Can actually feed with mags
-Semi auto capability (easy to zero optics)
-belt retention pawls YEARS before most other MG's had them (even if they are actually part of the feed system)
-Kinda semi sort of constant recoil
I’ve never interacted with a Negev outside of CoD so I’ll just take your word for it.
Speaking of machine guns - whatever happened to the Ultimax 100? People claimed it was the greatest light machine gun ever and there were even rumors CAG were using it during the ISIS conflicts.
actually the Jericho is just a Tanfoglio copy of the CZ75. all IMI/IWI did was make just enough parts to count as a domestic product so they could win the contract. they did very little actual design work.
I had read somewhere that I can't remember that aesthetics were taken into account during the 80's-90's Israel gun stuff. They had to look good as well as function. If it was butt ugly and worked flawlessly, they'd pick the one that was prettier and worked mostly fine instead. Which is why the Jericho, Deagle, Uzi, etc... are all striking guns. If you showed someone a flat shadow of any of these, they'd be able to pick them out. They wanted stuff that made the IDF look cool as hell while they used them.
The Jericho silhouette is iconic enough that many people complain about modern CZ75/Tan clones not just doing the slanted dust cover. Even the new Jerichos get shit because they changed the angles on the guns enough that it doesn't immediately tell.
