When you absoloutely, positively have to kill every m-f'er in the room...

[mrblackmagic]

Trips the bullet when it comes out, but I that one looks broken.

[hapkido_keith]

i never did understand the reasoning behind the lip on the barrel exit. what's up with that?

It directs a downward force on the end of the barrel. Helps keep your gun from rising when firing full auto.

[Nid]

Hey, we got a blanket just like that!

I'm part Cherokee.

[MaverickZ]

keith, that makes sense.

mrblackmagic, i dunno what "trip the bullet" means

[Don Gwinn]

One's sear will wear over time. Nothing I can do about that.

ATF Ninj4z are one their way right now. They'll be coming through your windows about 3 a.m. Have a nice day.

Trips the bullet when it comes out, but I that one looks broken.

WTF?
I repeat, WTF?
That is all.

[Planktime]

Trips the bullet when it comes out, but I that one looks broken.

Trips the bullet.....Well if they are refering to the cut on the barrel at 45 degrees. Occordign to Mr. Kalishnakov(sp?) he built them this way to reduce muzzel rise as previously stated. It is possible Magic misunder stood the question and thought the gas return was in queston? Maybe trips the bullet when it comes out means cycles the action. Ejectes a spent cartridge and allows the spring set to feed another round from the magazine......but WTF do i know.

[SFGOON]

Nothing, you know nothing.

And all the coolest people these days use thermobarics to take out rooms, not (ugh,) frag grenades.

[tellner]

And all the coolest people these days use thermobarics to take out rooms, not (ugh,) frag grenades.

Nah. The really coolest ones use VX and send Chuck Norris in after the survivors.:copdance:

[Torakaka]

It's a quote from Jackie Brown you chumps

[hapkido_keith]

Nothing, you know nothing.

And all the coolest people these days use thermobarics to take out rooms, not (ugh,) frag grenades.

Having served in the navy and not the army, I stand corrected. Actually we would either use 5 inch shells, or tomahawk cruise missiles.