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Shee-iiiiit. If my ar could do that, I'd be like: 87,000 t-men with guns?Bring it!-LG
What Anon said....."I ain't afraid 'o no ghosts"President Elect B WoodmanIII-per
Is that on display at the Naval Museum in DC? I think that was a test for 16 inch armor piercing rounds.
It is exactly that. I tried to share the link but couldn't
That would be an AR-16. My shoulder aches just thinking about that.
Alas, I only have a AR-10.10 is less than 15 so I can't do that.Now I'm jealous.
At Subic, Philippines, the library had a chunk of steel with a 5 inch hole through it. I do not remember what vessel it was from or what war it was. However, it was impressive to look at. Was in 1971.Heltau
I am ashamed that these mouth-breathers vote.Really.
Guarantee someone is dumb enough to believe that.
That’s 26” armor plate from a Yamamoto class battle ship. The energy release is mind boggling.Klaus
Think about the building process.
Zack is a dipshit. Time to do some doxxing...
Sarcasm is just lost on some folks. 🙄
Zack is being sarcastic.
Zack is hilarious
and when you realize that was a 'lite' target load with a lead bullet...
Nice post thank you Philip
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Shee-iiiiit. If my ar could do that, I'd be like: 87,000 t-men with guns?
ReplyDeleteBring it!
-LG
What Anon said.....
Delete"I ain't afraid 'o no ghosts"
President Elect B Woodman
III-per
Is that on display at the Naval Museum in DC? I think that was a test for 16 inch armor piercing rounds.
ReplyDeleteIt is exactly that. I tried to share the link but couldn't
DeleteThat would be an AR-16. My shoulder aches just thinking about that.
DeleteAlas, I only have a AR-10.
ReplyDelete10 is less than 15 so I can't do that.
Now I'm jealous.
At Subic, Philippines, the library had a chunk of steel with a 5 inch hole through it. I do not remember what vessel it was from or what war it was. However, it was impressive to look at. Was in 1971.
ReplyDeleteHeltau
I am ashamed that these mouth-breathers vote.
ReplyDeleteReally.
Guarantee someone is dumb enough to believe that.
ReplyDeleteThat’s 26” armor plate from a Yamamoto class battle ship. The energy release is mind boggling.
ReplyDeleteKlaus
Think about the building process.
DeleteZack is a dipshit. Time to do some doxxing...
ReplyDeleteSarcasm is just lost on some folks. 🙄
ReplyDeleteZack is being sarcastic.
ReplyDeleteZack is hilarious
ReplyDeleteand when you realize that was a 'lite' target load with a lead bullet...
ReplyDeleteNice post thank you Philip
ReplyDelete