Originally Posted by RnderSafe

Good eye, Redneck.

The first Galils were made with Finnish parts and Valmet designs/machinery. Eventually, the basic design of the Valmet receiver was retained with the left side lightening cut modified into a scope mount base.

Sako/Valmet are first class.

yep you are right.

Originally Posted by Snauhi

yep you are right.

Well thanks for confirming that, I feel better now.

Well, again, the Galil is not really a bad weapon at all. A bit on the heavy side compared with the M16, but not a bad weapon. They don't use it for much in Israel anymore(We got so many M16s....), just for armour and arty troops. The reason is that they get the short barraled version with folding stock, and we can keep the M4s for the people who really need em. Oh, and they dont mind the weight because they have a tank carrying it for them....

I personaly thnk galil arms are good

Another Firearm I'm not too fond of:

Remington 870
20 Gauge Shotgun

The scatter is to little, and the charge is far too weak.

My opionion on that, is that a shotgun should never be smaller than a 12 gauge.

Has anyone used military shotguns before??? I haven't, that is a civilian gun.

the m3 "grease gun" the worst peice of junk i ever carried

and the m2 .50 cal mg hb the best for area supression and fire power

the steyr aug (.223 cal) is a useless peice of machinery, which is what u get for wantin to make guns outta plastic i guess, would b good if it didn't overheat on fully auto to as it can at times

On my opinion Sten is not reliable weapon,but i'm not shure

On my opinion Sten is not reliable weapon,but i'm not shure

Id hardly call it standart issue....Unless were talking WWII...

WWII that is