deadvietcong asked: hey to shed some light on that photo it's IDF using a 10/22 with a suppressor to shoot dogs if i recall, their barking apparently makes too much noise for operators to operate
Yeah they consider .22 “non lethal”. I’ve heard that they use it for riots and whatnot.
What’s going on in this picture? IDF with a suppressed Ruger 10/22?
Not that odd I’ve heard back in the day SEALs used to use integrally suppressed Ruger handguns although don’t take that as fact.
(Source: semperannoying)
Russian Super Vepr (This is one of the newer production and current import models. How can you tell? The side rail mounted optics and ported barrel are a giveaway. Original Super Veprs which were imported in around 2000-2004, had a unique rail attachment that put optics directly over the bore instead of offset to the left. Also the barrel on original Super Veprs are not ported.)
all of my want
SV-98, rifle in 7.2x54r designed to be a dedicated sniper rifle for the Russian Army as opposed to the SVD which is more of a DMR(designated marksman rifle)
Red Army soldier with PPS-43
Glorious SVT-40
Why are AKs with heatshields so very very sexy.
(via thearmedgentleman)
Can’t really tell if typo or M38 because the camera angle is fucking weird.
VZ-58 SBR (This is a U.S made modification; the Czechoslovakian military does not have a short version of the VZ-58 as far as I know. Very ideal set-up for CQB situations. Even though the VZ-58 has a milled receiver it is still lighter than a stamped steel AK. This reliable and lightweight rifle has gained much popularity in the private military contractor circles.)