tomtom22
Chief Engineer
Yep, back in 'Nam, in the late 60's. It was the under slung model that attached to my M-16.AussieNick said:I guess you used that a fair few years ago if you still call it the XM203.
Yep, back in 'Nam, in the late 60's. It was the under slung model that attached to my M-16.AussieNick said:I guess you used that a fair few years ago if you still call it the XM203.
CHEVY_ROCKS!!! said::sniper: i shot this one.![]()
ACTaFOOL82 said:Double barrel 12 gauge shotgun. pulled both triggers, almost fell... but that cactus knew who was boss.
I went too alabama and got too go in the turret of a 16 inch deck gun. on the U.S.S Yorktown < I think that was the name. :cowb:
Charge 7 said:Militarily speaking, a "gun" is a crew served weapon. That means it takes more than one person to put it in action. Thus, rifles and pistols are not "guns".
And now, boys and girls, you understand the meaning behind the old gag, "This is my rifle and this is my gun, this is for fighting and this is for fun". The "gun" in that lymric being the male appendage and unless you wanna go blind or have hair on your palms like your mom tells ya, it takes more than one person to fire that gun too.
Charge 7 said:Militarily speaking, a "gun" is a crew served weapon. That means it takes more than one person to put it in action. Thus, rifles and pistols are not "guns".
bulldogg said:Now this cannon, persay (IG), is fired by my two month old at diaper changes... does that make a difference?
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