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[Katiefrost]

I have this posted on workday cheer, but as it's gun related, I'll put it here too. Enjoy and fly safely.

[Jstatham1227]

hm, i thought anti-tank rifles basically have gone out of style given the fact how thick tank armor is now? idk

[Voxr]

 

This relevant?

 

3:20 is when the antitank training reel starts.

[Dr.Fumbles]

That was actually interesting to watch.

[Lotion Soronarr]

There can only be one! 20mm (20x110!!) Anzio Ironworks Anti Materiel rifle. I wish I had one.....one dozen! 

 

 

 

 

 

Meh.

 

 

 

Big boom.

20x110mm Hispano rounds

Counter-recoil system.

Just make sure no one stays behind you when you shoot it.

 

 

How about we agree to disagree because there is no way you can convince me using that in today's battlefield aside from Tank busting is a good idea.

 

You don't use them to destroy tanks, you use it to cripple them.

Snipe tank threads and weak points (like optics, range finders, etc..)
 

[Grumpy Cat]

I like paint guns. Meow.

 

[Lotion Soronarr]

Bring it!

 

[Zerc]

[Jehuty]

Meh.

 

 

 

 

#Overkill. 

 

Anyway, I want this.

The Steyr AUG. 

[God]

hm, i thought anti-tank rifles basically have gone out of style given the fact how thick tank armor is now? idk

 

They're also expensive, unreliable, prone to damage and warping, not high-powered enough for the job you want to use them for (even back when they were first invented), heavy and extemely cumbersome, and just generally the definition of awesome but impractical.

[God]

You don't use them to destroy tanks, you use it to cripple them.

Snipe tank threads and weak points (like optics, range finders, etc..)

 

Still, in practice it's not as effective. as a recoiless rifle or man-portable shoulder fired rocket system on that front. And it's more expensive, heavier, and less reliable than just taking an AT4 with you.

 

And with the near complete change in targets nowadays (and the near total omnipresence of air, ass, and arty at a moments notice), it's redundant. Why waste time shooting up a tank (putting a sniper crew in danger), without any guarantee of an effective shot?

 

Most tank treads are outright immune to rounds like that anyway.

[Cknarf]

 

Speaking of gorgeous antiques.....

 

I need to pick up a 1903 while I can still afford one lol.

 

I always thought these were pretty cool.

 

 

There's a company out there that makes semi-auto grease guns. They're expensive as s***, and by the time you're done deailing with the ATF's BS (hurr durr SBR and stuff) you're nearly $1400 into something that's not a whole lot different than a 'pistol caliber carbine'.

 

Hell, you might as well just get one of these instead...

 

Spoiler

lol j/k. I don't want that garbage.

 

Wait, what? Only $200? 

 

Hmmm...

 

Oh god. Did I just consider buying a Hi-Point Carbine? What the hell is wrong with me?

[General TSAR]

I need to pick up a 1903 while I can still afford one lol.

 

I always thought these were pretty cool.

 

 

There's a company out there that makes semi-auto grease guns. They're expensive as s***, and by the time you're done deailing with the ATF's BS (hurr durr SBR and stuff) you're nearly $1400 into something that's not a whole lot different than a 'pistol caliber carbine'.

Ahh the good ol' Grease gun...something that is so ugly, yet I want to have.

 

The Philippines are still issuing tacticool M3A1s for their Marines and Special Dudes. 

[Ibn_Shisha]

I'm more of 'ancient weapons' guy (Sorry, Han), but I have to say, every time I see this I feel like converting:

 

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I wonder how do these Anti-material rifles function? They're so mysterious.

 

I'm more of 'ancient weapons' guy (Sorry, Han), but I have to say, every time I see this I feel like converting:

 

 

John Woo movies are cool.

 

Ahh the good ol' Grease gun...something that is so ugly, yet I want to have.

 

The Philippines are still issuing tacticool M3A1s for their Marines and Special Dudes. 

 

Looks like toy guns!

[Draining Dragon]

Okay, just so everyone knows: it's anti-materiel, not anti-material.

Sorry, but it really irks me when people make that mistake.

[ObserverStatus]

Okay, just so everyone knows: it's anti-materiel, not anti-material.

Sorry, but it really irks me when people make that mistake.

huh, I looked it up, and there actually is a difference, interesting.

 

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Okay, just so everyone knows: it's anti-materiel, not anti-material.

Sorry, but it really irks me when people make that mistake.

In french both are pronounced the same.

Come at me, Englishman!

[Giant ambush beetle]

 

They're also expensive, unreliable, prone to damage and warping

 

What are you even talking about....

[God]

What are you even talking about....

 

Large caliber anti-material rifles.

[mousestalker]

Large caliber anti-material rifles.

That's immaterial. Or is it immateriel?

[Giant ambush beetle]

Large caliber anti-material rifles.

No, you're surely talking about cheap wooden chairs, those are unreliable, warp and are prone to damage. That has absolutely nothing to do with anti-matèriel rifles though. 

[God]

Nope sport, I'm talking about (drumroll) large caliber AM rifles.

 

Not the Barrett mind you, or the L115A3. The bigger monsters that got phased out years (decades) ago because (drumroll again), unreliability, weight, inefficiency, maintenance intensiveness, and cost.

[The Love Runner]

What's better than a gun WITH LASERS??!!

[ObserverStatus]

What's better than a gun WITH LASERS??!!

Idk, a dinosaur with lasers?