The following t2k poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: If someone was to start publishing new Twilight 2000 modules, where would you...
t2k@yahoogroups.com
May 2, 2002 7:25 pm
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In practical terms please what is the differance detween a combat pistol and a home/ personal defence pistol. As far as i can see both come in varrying...
The biggest difference in my mind is the magazine capacity. In the US, most magazines available to civilians are limited to 10 rounds. This compared to 15+ in...
Daniel G
pinnipedia@...
May 2, 2002 11:04 pm
3364
... ONLY after the ridiculous Clintonian ban, in the '90's. ... Most are or have switched over to the 9mmPara round. ... The reason is actually political. The...
The real question: Is there really such a thing as a 'Combat' pistol? To my understanding, you don't actually fight wars with pistols. They've got a personal...
According to Justin Crough, on Fri, 03 May 2002 the word on the street was... ... It seems to me that there are five uses for any firearm: 1) Target shooting ...
... Absolutely. I think of the 'serious' militaries around only the US issues pistols on any meaningful scale. In my experience a British infantry company ...
in game i have found the 'back-up pistol' indispensible. Much of our fighting has been close quaters, in the event of a weapon jam (frequent with reloads at...
... company ... Got some hard numbers on pistol issue in US Army units from the TO&E section at www.fas.org Mech Rifle Company: 3 M9s Tank Company: 59 M9s ...
... Yes, it's politically unacceptable to carry a cocked and locked 45. From what I have heard, some people don't like their police carrying pistols with the...
Daniel G
pinnipedia@...
May 4, 2002 5:49 pm
3372
... schrieb: > (and an ... sacrileg! nobody would have noticed if we would have taken just a single g3 for guard duty per radio truck (instead of 4 to 5, a mg...
... *groan* A grinding halt... was that pun intended? O;) --Mark A. Withers Head of Staff: Crystal Tokyo MUX ( anargo.qc.ca:3000 ) Militiaman, Statesman,...
Hey all, Does anyone by chance know the calibre of the minigun (s) used by Jesse Ventura's Character in Predator, and Arnold Scwarzenegger's Termibnator in ...
... <Throws hand up, makes "ooh, ooh!" noises> I know this one! It is a 5.56 calibre gun, made especially for Hollywood by some specialised gun-making props...
It was the M134 in 7.62n caliber, cyclic rate is 700 rpm to keep recoil down ... From: "Justin Crough" <scarecrow@...> To: <t2k@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
... I'm sure I read that a serious fully functional version was developed. I think it was mentioned in a book called 'The Grim Reaper: History and use of the...
According to Justin Crough, on Sat, 04 May 2002 the word on the street was... ... IIRC from a thread on the Millennium's End list several years ago, this gun ...
According to Justin Crough, on Sun, 05 May 2002 the word on the street was... ... General Electric made the XM-214 "Six-Pack" minigun in 5.56x45 mm in the ...
... Same rate of fire (400-6000 rpm variable) is quoted for the 5.56mm version in _Modern Machine-Guns_ by John Walters though I have no idea why anyone would...
According to James Boschma, on Sun, 05 May 2002 the word on the street was... ... Why would anyone ever need more than 512 KB of memory in a computer? Just ...
... Thank you Jim and other pals. I start planning the campaing and I will contact you personally if and when needed. Probably add some info to my webpage...
Peter Himberg
peter.himberg@...
May 6, 2002 10:19 am
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Will this be an online capmpaign? and whats the webpage address? ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your...
... I am afraid that is not. Never played anything online. I could put some detailed stuff to my site after I have made it. Maybe someone find them useful...
Peter Himberg
peter.himberg@...
May 6, 2002 12:07 pm
3390
... IRL this is important. The Chain Gun on the FV510 Warrior is limited to a low ROF (~600 rpm ISTR), partially due to ammunition storage space, and partially...
