Lebanese Forces are using MP44 TODAY?

[KrazyKraut]

http://www.lebaneseforces.com/wassaultrif.asp
The site claims to be official btw. Wtf?

[Fu. Svedberg]

I will not comment on if they use or not use the STG44 but this site also claims to be official and atleast to me seems to be more genuine

http://www.lebanese-forces.org/

[BuddyLee]

I would like to thank both of you guys for getting me flagged by Homeland Security for viewing those pages.

The AR-18 looks like a AK/AR Hybrid.

[Rss]

Originally Posted by BuddyLee

I would like to thank both of you guys for getting me flagged by Homeland Security for viewing those pages.

BRBFBI, eh?

[Fu. Svedberg]

What I understand the AR-18 is better in it's construction then the AR-15 but it was developed too late.

[Ska Wars]

It's also the rifle the British army was going to adopt when we had the ****ing brain wave of accepting the SA80. GG lads

[WickedPenguin]

Originally Posted by Fu. Svedberg

What I understand the AR-18 is better in it's construction then the AR-15 but it was developed too late.

My dad has one, an older semiauto AR-180 variant that he's had for over 20 years.

It has an actual piston-driven action instead of the ****s-where-it-eats gas-only system on the M-16/AR-15. I've never fired it, but it's a nice -looking and -feeling gun, complete with folding stock. It looks like a more streamlined M-16 without a top-handle.

Pics and info: http://world.guns.ru/assault/as36-e.htm

[[CiA]Stiletto]

Originally Posted by BuddyLee

I would like to thank both of you guys for getting me flagged by Homeland Security for viewing those pages.

The AR-18 looks like a AK/AR Hybrid.

Kinda/sorta/not-really. The AR-18 is basically the AR-15 with a short-stroke piston gas system and a different recoil spring arrangement (no buffer tube, IIRC, so it can be fitted with folding stocks). The best AR-18-ish implementation out right now would be probably be the HK G36.

[{YBBS}Sage]

Originally Posted by KrazyKraut

http://www.lebaneseforces.com/wassaultrif.asp
The site claims to be official btw. Wtf?

Look around, it's just a list of assault rifles from around the world.

Go to the pistols section, and you'll see everything from the C96 on up listed.

[malice]

Originally Posted by KrazyKraut

http://www.lebaneseforces.com/wassaultrif.asp
The site claims to be official btw. Wtf?

why would the official lebanese forces site be in english?

this one looks more official, not in english. Warning it might be the real one so if your freaked out about HLS dont go here.
http://www.forces-libanaises.com/index.php?id=28

[{YBBS}Sage]

Meh, I'm not too scared of the Department of Fatherl... errr... HOMEland Security.

[Tak]

They'll black bag you like those dudes in that movie! Don't say that!

Saying 'the words that make up the acronym HLS' is like saying Candleja

[{YBBS}Sage]

Difference between me and the people getting black-bagged in V:

I sleep with a loaded gun within reach, and another one ready to be loaded. And they'll need Class III or better to stop what's loaded in the pistol (gotta love that steel-jacketed FMJ Tokarev ammo) or a rifle plate for the other.

[Tak]

I guess it's fair to say that's a tad more effective than hiding under the bed



But in all seriousness, if I could use knives like that dude could I'd probably go on tour.

[Six_Ten]

[quote=malice;249506]why would the official lebanese forces site be in english?]


Lebanese all speak English, French, and Arabic.

[{YBBS}Sage]

Lebanese all speak English, French, and Arabic.[/quote]

All? As in.... All???

I kinda doubt everyone's tri-lingual.

[Six_Ten]

Right. They also speak Armenian.

[{YBBS}Sage]

Wow, they knows a lots of languageseses.

[Jacko the Panda]

Originally Posted by {YBBS}Sage

All? As in.... All???

I kinda doubt everyone's tri-lingual.

lol that's not impossible

In Finland we have to be tri-lingual, Finnish, Swedish and English are not obligatory, you have to study them all, usually these are accompanied with an extra language like French, German, Spanish etc. But I doubt that the educational system is as great in Lebanon that it is here in Finland

[Rss]

Originally Posted by Jacko the Panda

lol that's not impossible

In Finland we have to be tri-lingual, Finnish, Swedish and English are not obligatory, you have to study them all, usually these are accompanied with an extra language like French, German, Spanish etc. But I doubt that the educational system is as great in Lebanon that it is here in Finland

Only that most people forget how to speak swedish after gymnasium or comprehensive school. "Öööö... Vad kostar... öööö... mikä vittu se ny o.. ööö..." Hell, my buddies talk Japanese, Spanish and Yiddish better.