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Us go off topic Gil, I don't know what you mean, we went from the SA80, to AR15's via Rover and Defence missmanagement, to Maritime Patrol aircraft and finally back to the SA80 ...Oh, and all done in the Lee Enfield Section!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gil Boyd
Looks like a pint of the usual to me Gil!!
A lot more in a Nimrod MRA4 because they had a bomb bay almost the full length of the aircraft unlike the P8 Poseidon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gil Boyd
Funny Gil was thinking that several posts ago and I contributed to the issue. I promise not to bring up the acquisition of toilet paper ever again!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gil Boyd
HOT here today as we head for range clean up and then a military shoot tomorrow.
I will use a AR as can't get a SA80, my son a Tavor and am disappointed Jim will be unable to participate and give a report on his take on the Tavor.
Hope you have a good weekend as well.
Expecting a thread and pics of the shoot this weekend though...
A SA80 you can have without getting into trouble.
2000 made for the military.
Page 210 of The Last Enfield
Made in Brighton by a company that made adult toys.
Two types were supplied, one with a susat and the other without.
Is it one of the specially made "SA80's" that fire a laser or light beam and is/was used for training purposes?
It may have a special attachment that vibrates or something.[emoji3]
Who knows, it might be excellent at that?Quote:
Originally Posted by gsimmons
No, the one you refer too was or is part of an indoor range, (forget the real name) I recall spending most of the day out side waiting to go in than actual time on the range due to the operating system (not the weapon) the weapon operates and functions like the real deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flying10uk
The rubber ones I think are for displays or recruiting stands etc......