"Invincible might of KPA air force"

1: Have "victories" that only consist of civilian airliners and reconnaisance aircraft

2: Be almost entirely comprised of Mid-Cold War era aircraft

3: ?????

4: Invincibility!

Truly, North Korea is Best Korea.

Everyone's hypocritical, however I think OT has a serious case of rampant naivity and idealism.

It's fun. Nothing quite like being able to show up snot-nosed brats who have played Call of Duty for years and think they know how to shoot a gun.

airshocker

Much anger I sense in you.

If shouldered properly, a good 30-06 kick is comparable to a 20 gauge shotgun, at least in my experience. And awesome collection, BTW.WiiCubeM1

[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="WiiCubeM1"]

You guys honestly think an old .30 kills your shoulder?

I've shot 30-06 rifles that do more damage than that.

WiiCubeM1

I've never personally shot a Mosin-Nagant, although the size is very comparable to standard .308 cartridge.

My knowledge of guns comes from years of hunting, and my knowledge on military guns is quite limited, so I'll take your word for it.

[QUOTE="Verge_6"]It only kills the shoulder if you don't shoulder it properly. I'd say 7.62x54r kicks as much as 30-06, but it depends on the rifle that's shooting the round. 30-06 out of a 1903 Springfield kicks considerably more than out of a Garand. The inverse is true for 7.62x54r, out of a Mosin Nagant is doesn't kick much. Out of an SVT-40, it's sizable.Wasdie

For a person who doesn't shoot often, even properly shouldering it will begin to hurt after about 30-40 rounds. The first few clips don't hurt, but after awhile she really hurts.

Mosin's are awesome. I shot one my uncle and cousin had. Loud as f*ck though and had some serious kick to it.CycleOfViolence

[QUOTE="thegerg"][QUOTE="Wasdie"]

Warning, known to dislocate novice shooter's shoulders from time to time.

WiiCubeM1

You guys honestly think an old .30 kills your shoulder?

I've shot 30-06 rifles that do more damage than that.