What weapons are you proficient with?
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I'm good with any kind of pistol, sub-machine guns, and rifles. Boot camp teaches us that. Also, I can fly a FA-18 Fighter Jet, and an Apache Attack Helicopter.
Is this a reference to Monty Python? You know, where the world's funniest joke was translated to German and was used to cause the German army to laugh itself to death.Tamashikiri said:
I can use a sword in multiple styles (fencing is where I have the most training, but I've done heavy weapons fighting with the SCA and even a little bit of machete fighting), as well as a knife. I know how to fight pretty well barehanded. I can shoot a gun alright. My favorite, though, is probably the Atlatl, an old stone age spear throwing aid. I've gotten pretty good with it, and think I could do some good in a fight!
I'm in the Air Force. We learn how to fly EVERY DAMN THING THEY DECIDE TO PUT US BEHIND.Teddy Roosevelt said:
I joined boot camp at 18. It doesn't take that long to learn how to fly. The helicopters are hard as hell, tho. I still don't have my proficiency for them yet. But I CAN fly. Just not as well as a jet.Wadders said:
You were Sir Winston Churchill in a past life?!Tamashikiri said:
I am proficient with a rifle, decent with a pistol, I was good at archery although it has been awhile, and I can work with basic explosive material.
...Longstaff...that is probably all. Living in Australia limits your firearm options (good thing), that said, I have fired a 9mm and a .22 before. (pistol range)
Proficient?
RK-62 and it's younger brother, RK-95 Tp
And by extension, AK-47 and AK-74
Wouldn't say I'm proficient in anything else, but I've been (somewhat) trained in a 9mm pistol (forget what model, our MPs are cleared in them and as a combat medic sergeant (2nd class, reserve) I was overseeing them in case of injuries one weekend. Got to fire one, from 5m and 10m 30/30 shots hit the target but with an awful spread.
Did shoot better than some of the MPs-to-be though
Also somewhat trained in the 12.7mm ITKK 96 (NSV)
and the PKM lmg
and the 66 KES 88 one-time-use shoulder-launched AT-bazooka.
Somewhat trained means I can use the sights, reload, clear a jam and hit something other than the wide side of a barn.
Because let's be honest. You're not proficient in a firearm without using one significantly, and done some refreshing fairly recently.
And a little bonus:
The arming sword. Or as more commonly reffered to as, The European Longsword.
RK-62 and it's younger brother, RK-95 Tp
And by extension, AK-47 and AK-74
Wouldn't say I'm proficient in anything else, but I've been (somewhat) trained in a 9mm pistol (forget what model, our MPs are cleared in them and as a combat medic sergeant (2nd class, reserve) I was overseeing them in case of injuries one weekend. Got to fire one, from 5m and 10m 30/30 shots hit the target but with an awful spread.
Did shoot better than some of the MPs-to-be though
Also somewhat trained in the 12.7mm ITKK 96 (NSV)
and the PKM lmg
and the 66 KES 88 one-time-use shoulder-launched AT-bazooka.
Somewhat trained means I can use the sights, reload, clear a jam and hit something other than the wide side of a barn.
Because let's be honest. You're not proficient in a firearm without using one significantly, and done some refreshing fairly recently.
And a little bonus:
The arming sword. Or as more commonly reffered to as, The European Longsword.
The only firearms I know how to use are 9 mil pistols and revolvers. I'm a pretty good shot with those, but I just can't shoot a rifle for the life of me. But, I can use a shortbow very well (none of that compound bow bullshit,) and can get about 3/4 draw strength on a longbow. And when I say very well, I mean I can shoot an arrow up in the air and get it to land within 2 or 3 meters of my target, 30 or so meters away.
I also know how to fence epee, and have taught myself how to use thrusting shortswords. I'm also pretty good at kickboxing. I think I could use improvised weaponry pretty well too.
I also know how to fence epee, and have taught myself how to use thrusting shortswords. I'm also pretty good at kickboxing. I think I could use improvised weaponry pretty well too.
I don't think I've ever handled a weapon in my life. Well, nothing that's intended to be used as one anyway. Kinda thankful for that. The thought of it scares me.
Bo staff, Dao and Voulge(Glavie), Nodachi (japanese Field Sword---Aka a veeery long katana)
I liked martial arts alot
SO i'm not an expert but I do know how to use them in a battle.
Fear me ...raaawr....
I liked martial arts alot
SO i'm not an expert but I do know how to use them in a battle.
Fear me ...raaawr....
If I had to pick one weapon that I knew the best, and would like to have in a life or death situation, it would have to be an AK variant. Why? Easy to maintain. I'm perfectly good with an AR15 variant, but the cleaning procedure is a lot more of a pain in the ass.
Yeah, but the AH-64 is Army, the F/A-18 is Navy, and being a 19 year old pilot is one hell of a thing to accomplish, seeing as how pilots have to be officers. So, aside from my doubts that an air force pilot is flying an army chopper and a carrier-based jet operated by the Navy, the fact that you could be a 19 year old officer is very impressive, however unlikely.Eren Murtaugh said:
If you are telling the truth, I apologize for my doubts and good job to you, but, again, I have to question what you say.