Have you fired or swung a weapon?
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Fired an SA80, LSW, Lee Enfield, L81 Target rifle, a double barrelled shotgun, and a hunting rifle. I've also used throwing knives.
Throwing knives belong to my friend and are responsible for his wall and dartboard being fucked.
Hunting rifle and shotgun were my mate's dad's. While he was in the TA his civvy job was shooting woodpigeon for a farm. (Woodpigeon is delicious btw)
SA80, LSW, Lee Enfield and L81 were all with cadets. Varying calibres. Enfield was a .22, LSW and SA80 are 5.56 (Despite what MW2 says) and the L81 is a 7.62. It's amazing what you're allowed to use as a cadet.
Throwing knives belong to my friend and are responsible for his wall and dartboard being fucked.
Hunting rifle and shotgun were my mate's dad's. While he was in the TA his civvy job was shooting woodpigeon for a farm. (Woodpigeon is delicious btw)
SA80, LSW, Lee Enfield and L81 were all with cadets. Varying calibres. Enfield was a .22, LSW and SA80 are 5.56 (Despite what MW2 says) and the L81 is a 7.62. It's amazing what you're allowed to use as a cadet.
I own a Ruger Mark III, a .22 pistol. I go to the gun range at least once a year to keep sharp; its hard to maintain 88% accuracy without practice. I also use a crowbar for home defense, tank you Gordon Freeman.
In the past, as a Boy Scout in Texas, I've fired rifles and bows (and become pretty accurate with the two), and shotguns (can't hit the broad side of a barn).
Nowadays, since I'm too old to be in BSA, and since I'm a college kid... Nerf gun. My trusty six-shooter has served me well in many a showdown.
Nowadays, since I'm too old to be in BSA, and since I'm a college kid... Nerf gun. My trusty six-shooter has served me well in many a showdown.
Not the 'cello (waaaay too expensive to swing around!!)... just the metal spike that'd fallen out of the case on my way outta school. Luckily.Nex-Falx said:
B.B. gun, bow and arrow, and one of those Nazi pistols that have very little recoil, I forget what it's called though.
I have...
I own a really sharp silver dagger and use it all the time (not on people)
I have fired a glock
I have swung a claymore
I have my own bow
And that's about it.
I own a really sharp silver dagger and use it all the time (not on people)
I have fired a glock
I have swung a claymore
I have my own bow
And that's about it.
Used to do competitive target shooting for about 5 years or so, but that was just with a .22.
We went out into the country on a field trip once though, got to fire off all kinds of things (and pick up all kinds of shells afterwards).
Lessee...
A shotgun (shot sizes 12, 8 and OHGODMYSHOULDER-1), a .762 short MSSE, a .303 hunting rifle, a semi-auto .22 (much easier than the single-shot rifle, obviously) and a .44 magnum, which was awesome because I'm a longtime fan of Marathon.
Other than that, a flick-knife which I just liked to open and close; the occasional home-made weapon of varying (and occasionally dubious) quality i.e. a nunchuck, a blunt alluminium sword, a sai; a jo (Japanese short-staff) and a bokuto (a wooden training sword like in Ninja Gaiden only without the option to upgrade to the Unlaboured Cheese-fest).
That's about it, I think. Aside from the jo and the bokuto I haven't touched any weapon in years.
We went out into the country on a field trip once though, got to fire off all kinds of things (and pick up all kinds of shells afterwards).
Lessee...
A shotgun (shot sizes 12, 8 and OHGODMYSHOULDER-1), a .762 short MSSE, a .303 hunting rifle, a semi-auto .22 (much easier than the single-shot rifle, obviously) and a .44 magnum, which was awesome because I'm a longtime fan of Marathon.
Other than that, a flick-knife which I just liked to open and close; the occasional home-made weapon of varying (and occasionally dubious) quality i.e. a nunchuck, a blunt alluminium sword, a sai; a jo (Japanese short-staff) and a bokuto (a wooden training sword like in Ninja Gaiden only without the option to upgrade to the Unlaboured Cheese-fest).
That's about it, I think. Aside from the jo and the bokuto I haven't touched any weapon in years.
When I was a kid, my friend's dad let us use his rifle to shoot apples.
Sounds like the start of a soldier's diary or something, but yet. I've fired a rifle. I sucked if I'm honest, but I was only about 7 or 8.
And I tried swinging claymore before. Man, that thing was heavy.
Sounds like the start of a soldier's diary or something, but yet. I've fired a rifle. I sucked if I'm honest, but I was only about 7 or 8.
And I tried swinging claymore before. Man, that thing was heavy.
I held a bazooka at a Army Surplus store while wearing a gas mask and then the owner let my hold a really big sword.
Scoped 22 long rifle
Mosin-Nagant 91/30 model (with bayonet)
Compound hunting bow
50 cal muzzel loaded scoped gun. Pretty sure it wasn't rifled. (it was very inaccurate but it was a hell of a lot fun to fire.)
Lee-Enfield bolt action rifle
hunting knife
Old military saber
Wood axe (very nice fiskar axe, chopped wood like it was butter)
Hatchet
Guess you could say chainsaw
Haven't fired it but i did hold a magnum
I did fire a pretty powerful pellet gun FPS of 1000
Mosin-Nagant 91/30 model (with bayonet)
Compound hunting bow
50 cal muzzel loaded scoped gun. Pretty sure it wasn't rifled. (it was very inaccurate but it was a hell of a lot fun to fire.)
Lee-Enfield bolt action rifle
hunting knife
Old military saber
Wood axe (very nice fiskar axe, chopped wood like it was butter)
Hatchet
Guess you could say chainsaw
Haven't fired it but i did hold a magnum
I did fire a pretty powerful pellet gun FPS of 1000