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You should try the Norwegian Army's Tactical Training center...
![]() It will be one of the best (THE best...?) simulated combat systems in the world when it's completely up and running in 2005. Been there last week. Laser systems on all weapons, including tanks and APCs, portable AT systems etc... Personal vests with GPS, so we can monitor the movement of every soldier and vehicle. The possibility to use artillery, gas and minefields, since we know the exact possition of every "player". You doesn't only get killed, but many different types of injuries that a medic can/must threat. (with a PDA) And the vehicles kan get communication kills, weapon kills or total kills.... (from weapons, minefields or artillery) There are several sensors on the vests and vehicles, so an exact hit point is calcutaled. (arm, chest, leg etc...) Everything is monitored real time on portable computers in the field, and in the exercise control room.. It's probably the closest (and safest) you can get to actual combat... It's produced by SAAB training systems. You can find some of the equipment here (we have a bit more than this.. ![]() http://products.saab.se/PDBWeb/Gener...17&CompanyId=9 |
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I got shot one time with a 20 gauge. Not as bad as it sounds, just a few bbs in the back of my shoulder, and my coat absorbed most of the impact, but even that hurt like a son of a gun. If you really want to go out and shoot your buddies, all I can say is it won't hurt the gene pool.
![]() But seriously, a .22 long rifle won't just hurt you, granted it doesn't have the same chance of causing a fatal injury a larger caliber or higher velocity round does, but it will still do your business for you. Anyway, even if you did have this bullet-proof suit (with kevlar over all joints and bullet-proof goggles), after a couple hits you would have to replace it, to my knowledge kevlar is not reusable. |
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Excellent point Redneck.... and overall I really don't think anyone would try it lol. I know I wouldn't = kevlar suit or not, you are dealing with real guns here... even tho it is a .22, 1 mistake is enough to say bye - and I don't think you would be getting any insurance or sponsors for the kevlar
![]() You should just find a crazy friend, have him start on 1 side of the field, you on other and track each other down... if you are good enough - you'll win ![]() |
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Topic: hello
Dude, 0.22 can kill! What are you frickin nuts? I mean I like you and all Diplomatic Means, but your crazier then me(and I joined a "rock fight" in which we threw rocks and oranges at each other...). I mean a M16 is 5.56 which is 0.221...Our handguns in the Civil Guard are .22s....Ouch!I mean, it might not kill you, but if it gets contact with you(and there is no such thing as perfect body suits...) your gonna scream your self to sleep....I mean OUCH! I never got shot, and Im keeping it that way..My mother shot my grandmother on mistake with an airgun, and by the stories, even that really hurts..But a .22?! What about the face?! Im in for paintball, Im in for Airsofting(though I never did airsofting) but real guns?!?!?!?!OUCH!
What Im intrested in though, is getting some vehiecles into the Painball thing...Maybe a Leopard...?Just kidding! But really, OUCH! No, I dont like that idea at all! Edit-Oh, and if it's a man hunt you want, get better guns then 0.22....Maybe a SPAS 12? |
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