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Scotty2Hotty

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  1. With it being cold enough, the meat should still be good.
  2. 155mm rounds don't whistle by anymeans, and when they hit, it sounds somewhat similar to multiple school buses hitting themselves at once. But deffinately bad ass hearing those gun bunnies tossing rounds over your head to the impact area. We made bigger booms on the demolition range with our 40lb cratering charges
  3. Buy an M109A6 Paladin, it does the firing solution for you. http://www.armyrecognition.com/Amerique_du_nord/Etats_Unis/vehicule_artillerie/M_109/M109A6_Paladin_PIM_Partnership/LAND_M106A6-PIM_self-propelled_howitzer_001.jpg STORY: When my Battalion was conducting a LIVE FIRE exercise when I was @ Ft.Hood, we had the cannon cockers firing their 155mm projectiles over us. Steel Rain is exactly what happens when they utilize the TOT or Time On Target goodness.
  4. Utilized to "soften" up ground targets (Personell, structures, armor, etc). The M777A2 from BAE systems can reach out over 40KM depending upon the ammo being utilized. It's INDIRECT fire, meaning they don't directly shoot it at anything, for it flies up and over to reach its intended target. The pic is the M777A2, the newer version.
  5. Brian, if you would've texted me, I would've broke some weapons out of storage for you to take a crack at. Not to mention, show you the PROPER way to fire an AR15. I see WAY too many AR15 owners not shooting it correctly. I'll be back sometime mid-year if you pick one up.
  6. Self-propelled 155mm. Cannon cockers
  7. Don't be cheap on a SHTF rifle. Afterall, Shit Hit The Fan, so you don't want something jamming on you. An FAL style rifle will be not much cheaper than the M1A/M14 style rifle, but the PTR91/H&K91 is a tried and tested platform aswell. I enjoy all my S&W M&P15's and spent $1K a piece on them. Personally a good investment into something I will most likely utilize if necessary. The peasant rifle (AK47) you speak of is a great investment. I will agree that it is a successful, reliable, and simple weapon that is utilized by many countries. It's tried and tested, not to mention a prefered weapon of 90% of our enemies. If you want a GOOD AK47 variant style rifle, look into Arsenal's AK47's. They're made in the Las Vegas area, and as far as accuracy is considered, it should top most of the Soviet era firearms. I guess it's all in what you want, but personally, you go cheap and you WILL get cheap. It's as simple as that. You've got to pay, to play in the gun world. And personally, I'll depend my life on something I may have to spend a little money on. I don't put a price on my life or safety, just to save a few hundred.
  8. I think Rachael Leigh Cook deserves and honorable mention: http://www.reimeika.ca/marco/data/rachael_leigh_cook_2_large.jpg
  9. I maybe in for fun, even if it is out east. Snow Drags VS 2.0
  10. I was up and down sawmill earlier, didn't have any real issues. Mostly people losing control of their FWD econo-boxes, and a few retarded SUV drivers going up over curbs. If we get another 8inches, my transfer case might find itself if 4WD. Other than that, I get the usual initial spin, but nothing I can't control with my big ugly Ram.
  11. I'd take as many pics as I can. I called CPD headquarters one night after witnessing a CPD cruiser, no lights on at all, just casually drive and make a left turn on a red light. I went off on this dumb cunt dispatcher, because I'm sorry, that was blatant and wrong. She tried to tell me he was on a call possibly. I said BULLSHIT! He turned from Polaris to go to the Kroger parking lot. Lost battle, but never the less, just shows a lack of law abiding by the enforcer.
  12. Supersoak dat ho! Supersoak dat ho! Supersoak dat ho!
  13. I've been eye fucking these for sometime. Jones (Shawn) was saying there is a few problems here and there with the car. The only down fall is the fact it's nothing but chains in the front half of the motor, and I wouldn't know where to begin on working on it.
  14. You won't get stuck in that thing, they retard/soccer mom proof them. It doesn't make for much fun, but it kind of amazes you what a little tank it is.
  15. YES! That's going fast, with some class.
  16. In Delaware. The white fluffy goodness is falling here.
  17. BTW, how do you like the ol' Ford Edge?
  18. My Aunt is part owner of KAR Mustang, so I can find about any mint fox I wanted. A 93 Cobra and a notch are high priority on the list. I haven't ruled out the LX drop tops, because I always liked them for some strange reason.
  19. It will Howard, don't you worry. I've been eye balling the B7 S4's.
  20. I still have 2 projects to attend to, but I'm thinking the truck may stay. I'm up in the air on what I truely want, but I've got a good 6 months to debate the issue.
  21. 138RWHP http://www.pickupspluscars.com/PPC%20Gallery%20Slideshows/Dyno/pickupspluscars_dy12.html Metco pulley, idler pulley, JLT CAI, and a Tune.
  22. The German autos are high on my list at the moment. I'm not canceling out the new Taurus SHO, but I still need to drive one. Yes I said it, Taurus SHO. I see these cars becoming demon children here shortly.
  23. I've had a small fetish with the 99-03 SVT Lightnings for some reason. Granted, I've been toying around the idea of going all out on a fun luxury vehicle IE. Audi S4, BMW M5 kind of route. But the mid range is deffinately not out of the question. The mid range makes Option A a reality really. I've been thinking more practically as of late. I attribute it to me cresting over the 25 year old cap, but I see in some weird way, me settling within the next 3 years. This is something that will be bought straight up, meaning no payments what so ever. (PS- A mint SS 4th Gen Camaro isn't out of the question. I kinda miss the T-tops. )
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