Shotgun: Obviously the Fallshimjaegers are kitted up for mass anti-tank work (probably a bit too much). I get the feeling the infantry was really just there as placeholders, which is why there's no mortar support. legoburner: Yeah, I was pretty surprised too when the King Tiger got ...
The scriptwriters then suddenly forget the whole "sunlight is bad" thing as the tank-top wearing Mary runs around in the bright sun. They also seem to have forgotten the season, as all the other actors and extras in this entire movie have been dressed like it's September in Greenland, ...
His bravery was as much celebrated in the mountains as his skill in hunting; but it is characteristic of him that in a country where the rifle is the chief arbiter between man and man, he was very seldom involved in quarrels. He was proof of what unaided nature will sometimes do. I ha...
No. In the movie, Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) shoots a boy and his mother who are approaching a U.S. Marine convoy concealing an RKG-3 Russian Anti-Tank Grenade. In the book, a woman does come out of a small house with her child, but she approaches the convoy by herself as she ...
NERF rounds are used for anti-vehicle at this time and are not anti-personnel. SUBMACHINE GUNS Gas and Electric Submachine guns such as the MP7, KRISS, KMP9 etc fall under the same restrictions as the Rifleman Role. SHOTGUNS Shotguns are allowed for AMS events. However, they must take an...
“Br. Nathanael should walk around with a rifle instead of a cross.” Ha, ha, ha. I don’t know who you people are, and I care even less. I guess the real people are getting ready, not patronizing and ingratiating themselves with fellow screwballs from planet X. USSA Today September...
which were only lightly armored and therefore vulnerable to penetration by large, high velocity rifle bullets. The Germans also employed 77mm field guns in the antitank role. Technique was less critical, as a shell of that size, no matter what part of a tank it hit, could usually stop the...
1918 13.2 mm Tankgewehr & Boys anti-tank rifle, so why did it not want to build its own? They had 5"BMG MGs in AT MG sections, but a bolt action .5" BMG rifle based on a Mauser could have been bought from civilian industry very quickly and cheaply in comparison and ...
By dawn, the airbase had been reinforced by some 25 anti-tank vehicles and had received 23 75mm howitzers and 30 120mm mortars to supplement the 60mm and 81mm mortars of the initial airborne forces. The defences near Bergen had been one of the False Peak targets. Nearly 700 B-29...
a proper light mortar. So, the grenades could be much bigger and more powerful. Hell, there was even an anti-tank grenade powerful enough to punch through early Cold War armor. Second, they didn’t change the handling of a rifle or needed a special launcher to drop warheads on foreheads...