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Well I am back so lets' talk guns. I like guns and read about them and study their history so I know how to,get the most out of a gun when I go to the range. Ya'l want to talk guns?
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This is a socialist rifle thread, need more AK talk.Well I am back so lets' talk guns. I like guns and read about them and study their history so I know how to,get the most out of a gun when I go to the range. Ya'l want to talk guns?
Not me, I lost all my guns in a tragic boating accident
1944, but was replaced by the AK shortly after. Around the time the AK came about is when they started getting chrome lined barrels (except the Yugoslavian ones who never had chrome lined barrels).Lesson learned, stay out of socialist canoes they are unsafe. I say that because you would never own a capitalist canoe would you?
What year was the SKS invented?
1944, but was replaced by the AK shortly after. Around the time the AK came about is when they started getting chrome lined barrels (except the Yugoslavian ones who never had chrome lined barrels).
Both, but it depends on the situation. Keep in mind the Germans were the first to realize the importance of firepower, the Russians learned that as well but the Germans were the first to have a select fire assault rifle. The U.S realized it in Vietnam.What is the type of warfare the commies fight, a war of attrition or a war of tactics. The value of this is to understand the way they designed the weapons. A personal defence weapon.
Both, but it depends on the situation. Keep in mind the Germans were the first to realize the importance of firepower, the Russians learned that as well but the Germans were the first to have a select fire assault rifle. The U.S realized it in Vietnam.
The problem is the U.S thought the idea applied everywhere. But that's another discussion for another time.
there was already a discussion on their reddit about how lead is harmful to the environment, but non-lead bullets are intended to price the poor out of shooting/resistance.... what to do?
Tactics change. The days of attritions are over for the Russkies, while their soldiers are willing to call an airstrike on their own location just to take down the enemy (as a last resort mind you), its clear that just tossing bodies into a fire doesn't work.The commies have allways fought wars of attrition, they don't value their troops and they are seen as just tools. Human life isnt' worth much to them or they wouldnt do mass attacks like they did in Finnland where they lost thousands going against Finnish troops armed with Mosin copies and Soumi subguns. Russians lost 167,000 men to kill 25,000 Fins.
To understand the way the commies wage war will really make a man understand their weapons in my opinion.
Tactics change. The days of attritions are over for the Russkies, while their soldiers are willing to call an airstrike on their own location just to take down the enemy (as a last resort mind you), its clear that just tossing bodies into a fire doesn't work.
The Russians learn. When they tried to use an old tactic of evacuating a town and burning it, then realized that didn't work, they stopped doing it. Typically how military tactics will evolve.
The system keeps the average people dumb. As far as military tactics go, that's not gonna work. The worst idea you can think of is to keep your military dumb when it comes to military tactics. Again, there's a reason they were quick to adopt the AK in Russia. Keep in mind, its select fire for a reason. Hell, if it wasn't for the U.S being too stubborn, we likely would have had an assault rifle chambered in an intermediate cartridge sooner. There's a reason the M14 did not have a long military service as a standard issue rifle. Am I saying the M14 was bad? Not at all, I consider it a good rifle. Just that they switched over to the M16 for firepower, which worked better with their logistics. Ironically, the FAL (which like the M14s were kept semiautomatic) worked better for the Australians in Vietnam, simply because an assault rifle would not have worked for them due to their logistics being not good.They are slow learners because the system keeps them dumb. The German socialist were smart in ways but still they didn't learn quick enough. They did come up with the blitzkrieg as a tactical war but depended way too much on their machineguns. It took about 100 men to keep the machineuns in a fight because their rates of fire were way too fast. America beat the Germans in battle simply because of the tactics used with the M1 Garand overwhelmed them.
When the MP 44 came out it was too late but if you look carefully the Russians copied the MP 44 a great deal to make the AK 47 and made their own grand in the SKS.
The commies have allways fought wars of attrition, they don't value their troops and they are seen as just tools.
Umm, try again. The Nazi party literally was the national socialist party. The terms and focus on nationalism and such items as nationalizing healthcare, transportation and numerous industries was socialist. The price and wage controls were distinctly socialist, so, yeah, the national socialists were socialists. A slightly different flavor of socialism, but still socialism.Nazis aren't socialists. They operate an extreme meritocracy which is completely antithetical to the ideas of literally any former Communist country or classical socialist thinker. Not to mention several economic differences. Hitler specifically used the term socialist to help ride a wave of populism that was brewing in the country at the time but they were socialists in name only. Again for the thousandth time I don't care to talk about this here. I thought we were finally moving on, even learned something new about AKs and now we're back here.