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Here's the SRAW footage I was talking about. First off we have a SRAW Predator warhead destroying a tank. http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...786517344317005 Then we have some footage of the SRAW Multi-Purpose Variant (MPV) destroying various things. http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...776529385244863 And then there's the informational video about how the weapon works. http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...441422835066992 Oh, and some pictures from the ISMT I was running of the SRAW's we got: http://dslyecxi.com/images/ismt/sraw_held.jpg http://dslyecxi.com/images/ismt/sraw_prepped.JPG http://dslyecxi.com/images/ismt/sraw_readme.jpg http://dslyecxi.com/images/ismt/sraw_scope.jpg Dslyecxi fucked around with this message at Jul 1, 2006 around 17:15 |
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Frog Lip posted:Tank boner, indeed. I came twice. Seeing one of those come at you must have made many a Sherman crew poo poo them selves.
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| # ? Jul 1, 2006 17:13 |
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There is a water gun in here. So bad rear end! http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...548452351649714
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The SRAW is made by Butler Creek?
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Beefington posted:The SRAW is made by Butler Creek? I'm going to go right ahead and assume that the scope caps are made by Butler Creek, not the unit itself.
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...rceid=zeitgeist
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqtl...search=dagestan zwip PUFF BOOOSH
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| # ? Jul 5, 2006 09:31 |
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Caret posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqtl...search=dagestan allah ackbar... Allah Ackbar... ALLAH ACKBAR!!!!!! ALLAH ACKBAR!!!!!! Those guys always make me laugh. We gave them some drat fine weapons; that TOW platform and the semi-grenade launcher.
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Punch McRockGroin posted:allah ackbar... It's not where the sights are aimed, it's where god wills it.
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Punch McRockGroin posted:allah ackbar... That was an AGS-17 (Russian) and what looked like an AT-7/14 (Russian).
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Punch McRockGroin posted:We gave them some drat fine weapons; that TOW platform and the semi-grenade launcher. These are Dagestani separatists fighting a war parallele to the one in Chechnya. We didn't give them any weapons.
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The_Ronin posted:That was an AGS-17 (Russian) and what looked like an AT-7/14 (Russian).
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Caret posted:It's a 9M113 Konkurs (AT-5a) loving HOT
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Bovine Delight posted:loving HOT http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-S2RICU0T0 "Iran national pasttime include: Shoot missile, Disco Dance"
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WWII gun camera footage. Cool stuff. http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...7905547951258&q
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how to save this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q32UbLYoFqg
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| # ? Jul 6, 2006 11:35 |
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element08 posted:how to save this? You never see the first half of this, where the guy tosses the RPG out into the field. I remember when it first got posted, people went apeshit because they chaingunned "people who were just standing around by a truck"
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Caret posted:You never see the first half of this, where the guy tosses the RPG out into the field. I remember when it first got posted, people went apeshit because they chaingunned "people who were just standing around by a truck" I can add something to this. One of the guys on the Shack that I know was actually stationed in the area when that incident happened (it was near Baghdad International Airport), he had buddies who went out and cleaned up after it with Graves Registration and helped to tow away the vehicles. Apparently it was a homemade mortar/rocket launcher system that attached to the tractor. The insurgents were doing night attacks from a field outside the perimeter, they'd shoot rockets and mortars at the lights at night trying to hit something. An Apache staked the area out, caught some of them, and took them out as you see on the video.
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Dslyecxi posted:I can add something to this. One of the guys on the Shack that I know was actually stationed in the area when that incident happened (it was near Baghdad International Airport), he had buddies who went out and cleaned up after it with Graves Registration and helped to tow away the vehicles. Apparently it was a homemade mortar/rocket launcher system that attached to the tractor. The insurgents were doing night attacks from a field outside the perimeter, they'd shoot rockets and mortars at the lights at night trying to hit something. An Apache staked the area out, caught some of them, and took them out as you see on the video. I'm actually sort of surprised that the Apache pilots have to get that much clearance to fire. Is that typical or was it just due to the circumstances you describe? What you say sort of solves a mystery for me. I always wondered why those guys just sort of hung around while a helicopter was somewhere within earshot. I guess if they're by the airport they probably wouldn't take terribly large notice of helicopters flying around them. What is still strange, though, is that the Apache actually fires a short burst before the main show but those guys still don't notice! If you watch at about 2:10 in the video you'll hear the chain gun go and afterwards notice their ammo count has dropped to around 290. Are most insurgents deaf or something? Also, what the hell did your friend actually find in that field afterwards? I don't imagine 30mm cannon round leave much behind.
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cmdrthac0 posted:I'm actually sort of surprised that the Apache pilots have to get that much clearance to fire. Is that typical or was it just due to the circumstances you describe? They didn't have the correct range so the burst landed short. Also, that helicopter could have been a mile or two away.
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Caret posted:They didn't have the correct range so the burst landed short. Also, that helicopter could have been a mile or two away. If you time the shot/impact and take into account the muzzle velocity for the 30mm rounds, the helo was less than a kilometer way.  quote:Also, what the hell did your friend actually find in that field afterwards? I don't imagine 30mm cannon round leave much behind.
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Javelin Missle Test http://grouper.com/GlobalMedia/Medi...1&s=6&q=1022290 AC130 Gunship -- Afghanistan AC130 night attack on Taliban outposts. http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=AC-130 Edit:Corrected title of the first link. TheKub fucked around with this message at Jul 6, 2006 around 22:16 |
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TheKub posted:Hellfire Missle Test
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Is that panther from the tank farm in socal?
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CaptainTycho posted:Uh, the first one is not a Hellfire, its a Javelin. I just posted what they called it. I thought it was wierd too since aren't Hellfires Helicopter Launched Fire-and-Forget?
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Dslyecxi posted:If you time the shot/impact and take into account the muzzle velocity for the 30mm rounds, the helo was less than a kilometer way. Here's some aussie soldier demolishing a poor old track with $120,000 worth of missile http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-dOJG4kXMA BIG HORNY COW fucked around with this message at Jul 6, 2006 around 22:21 |
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TheKub posted:I just posted what they called it. I thought it was wierd too since aren't Hellfires Helicopter Launched Fire-and-Forget? http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/javelin.htm http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/agm-114.htm
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Vegas Video From hell From Las Vegas w/love BigDonk fucked around with this message at Aug 12, 2006 around 04:04 |
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Nostratic posted:WWII gun camera footage. Cool stuff. And in a similar vein: http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...pacific+footage
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Broadside posted:And in a similar vein: http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...pacific+footage Those WWII Japanese planes sure do seem to go up in flames mighty easily.
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n0tqu1tesane posted:Those WWII Japanese planes sure do seem to go up in flames mighty easily. They didn't have as much armor as american planes but were alot more manueverable. edit: btw guys it's "allahu ackbar"
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Murder Melon posted:They didn't have as much armor as american planes but were alot more manueverable. They also didn't have self-sealing fuel tanks.
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Murder Melon posted:They didn't have as much armor as american planes but were alot more manueverable. I'm pretty sure it's "Allah Ackbar" which translates to "Oh God, It's a trap!" 
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This is the ugly new AA-12 automatic shotgun. This is the FRAG-12 fin-stabilized explosive 12ga projectile.  This is the AA-12 unloading twenty FRAG-12's into a steel plate at 300rpm. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQYp9fOJ9VI And that's pretty 
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BoBtheImpaler posted:This is the FRAG-12 fin-stabilized explosive 12ga projectile.  COP KILLER ROUND
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Punch McRockGroin posted:allah ackbar... Murder Melon posted:edit: btw guys it's "allahu ackbar" TenementFunster fucked around with this message at Jul 8, 2006 around 01:56 |
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BoBtheImpaler posted:This is the ugly new AA-12 automatic shotgun. That, is loving sick. Where can I find these, Frag-12 rounds. 
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wait prolly shouldn't say that
Murder Melon fucked around with this message at Jul 8, 2006 around 06:22 |
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BoBtheImpaler posted:This is the ugly new AA-12 automatic shotgun. Uh. Uhhh. For the Emperor? 
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TenementFunster posted:It makes more sense when you realize "Allah Ackbar" is tantamount to "WOOOOO!" or "YEEHA!" in the Western world. Even so, they could really use a few new phrases. It's allways 'Allah Ackbar' this, 'Allah Ackbar' that. I think the tried and tested 'YAAAAAH-HAH-HAHAHAHA!" works pretty well when explosions are involved. Maybe people should stick to onomatopoeias for this sort of thing. "BADABOOM!" cmdrthac0 posted:What you say sort of solves a mystery for me. I always wondered why those guys just sort of hung around while a helicopter was somewhere within earshot. I guess if they're by the airport they probably wouldn't take terribly large notice of helicopters flying around them. What is still strange, though, is that the Apache actually fires a short burst before the main show but those guys still don't notice! If you watch at about 2:10 in the video you'll hear the chain gun go and afterwards notice their ammo count has dropped to around 290. Are most insurgents deaf or something? I know it's always been said that this is gun camera footage from an Apache, but to my untrained eye, I always sorta thought that it seemed more like footage from an AC-130. Mainly due to the fairly wide circling pattern you can see the camera's POV making. Is it really the way they normally do it with Apaches, circling their target like that from long range?
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