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SO THIS IS WHATS CALLED AN ELEPHANT GUN??
Looks like U.S Marines there humping the Elephant with a MMG tripod legs sprawled across its back...............why??? all I can say he must have been a deaf elelphant
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'Tonight my men and I have been through hell and back again, but the look on your faces when we let you out of the hall - we'd do it all again tomorrow.' Major Chris Keeble's words to Goose Green villagers on 29th May 1982 - 2 PARA
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Precursor of the tank...😁
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As a kid, in an epic moment of stupidity, I fired a pistol on horseback. After a long walk to the house, my uncle, who had been puzzled why the horse was there without me, explained the concept, "gunbroke"
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A Colt potato digger straddling an elephant's back for mobility. It wouldn't stay there... Elephant-mounted machine-gun, 1914 - Rare Historical Photos
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Both the US Navy and USMC adopted the 6mm Lee rifle and 6mm Colt "potato digger" in the 1890's.
Wonder if the Colt mg is still in 6mm cal ?
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Originally Posted by
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6mm cal
Hard to say, they used them in 30/40, 30-03, .30 cal, 6mm Navy Lee. All of them would have been in the system at once too.
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Originally Posted by
Gil Boyd
SO THIS IS WHATS CALLED AN ELEPHANT GUN??
Nope, a tripod extension. (Mainly used for firing over high hedges.)
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