do white socks help when filtering?

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by Sally

Is this for London riding?

Want something a bit more harsh, freeze eggs.

Paintball guns dont fire eggs tho

Catapults do though

You need 2 hands for a Catapult , makes it a bit hard to aim whilst riding

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by xXBADGERXx

You need 2 hands for a Catapult , makes it a bit hard to aim whilst riding

Vixis pillions, so has 2 hands

Originally Posted by xXBADGERXx

A mate of mine just said "That`s not an AK47 , it`s a Kalshnikov"
I just looked at him and said "Google Kalashnikov and select images"
His reply "Well bugger me , Kalashnikov make a copy of the AK"
My reply , "They MAKE the AK you IGNORAMUS"

Anorak!

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by ArtyLady

Anorak!

No, this is being an anorak...

[Biker Biggles]

Anyway,back to the OP.
I reckon those socks would part the traffic on the M11.
Essex boys know a pair of socks when they see one.

[Nick_69]

Originally Posted by skeetly

Ak 47 just means automatic rifle made by (mikhail) Kalshnikov in 1947

Im pretty sure he was awarded some sort of 'hero of russia' type thing for designing it

Correct.

What many people don't know is that Israel changed the AK 47 by bring the first sight back to the butt of the gun and changing the stock, which increased the accuracy of it ten fold, they called it the Galil. They also made a 5.56m instead of the 7.62m

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by Spiderman

I forget what the A in AK stands for

Avtomat.
There is some controversy over how much the AK was "influenced" by the German StG44, but the StG used a tilting bolt quite similar to a gas-op shotgun rather than the rotating bolt of the AK.

Originally Posted by Nick_69

Correct.

What many people don't know is that Israel changed the AK 47 by bring the first sight back to the butt of the gun and changing the stock, which increased the accuracy of it ten fold, they called it the Galil. They also made a 5.56m instead of the 7.62m

I think a weapon chambered for 5.56m might be a bit of a handful

Useless trivia; the isreali galil series is chambered for the .223 win mag cartridge (5.56 NATO), whereas the Russians use 5.45mm.

[Nick_69]

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

Avtomat.
There is some controversy over how much the AK was "influenced" by the German StG44, but the StG used a tilting bolt quite similar to a gas-op shotgun rather than the rotating bolt of the AK.



I think a weapon chambered for 5.56m might be a bit of a handful

Useless trivia; the isreali galil series is chambered for the .223 win mag cartridge (5.56 NATO), whereas the Russians use 5.45mm.

Nato went with america when they choose to use the 5.56 on the M16 in the late sixties and russia especialy at the time when bullet development was at its peak would never have anything the same as america.
Also nato new that the 7.62 round was causing alot of un needed damage to the surrounding area.