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  • Cargoslug
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    P90. DUDE ITS A FRIGGING P90!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A, P 9 0 You can get any cooler than that!




    WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! P90!! P90!!! P90!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!:p

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  • |-TC-| NZSAS-Trooper
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    lol dude take the p90

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  • Dr_Zyklon
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    Originally posted by metallicaguitrst
    What do you want to use that for... why do you even need that.
    Originally posted by Shadowace
    kill me some deer :laugh:
    back in my days we went hunting for deers, but now with these p90s and f2000s we slaughter the deers

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  • Shrike360
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    Originally posted by AlphaNut
    Well, has not much to do with patriotism.
    But yes, I am proud of my country if you want to know that.

    Anyhow, what does this have to do with the topic?

    You will have to agree with me that the two rifles showcased at the beginning of this thread are not really what a trained soldier would want to get for himself...
    A trained soldier would not get a civie version of the guns. Again, if I were to choose, I would say pick the FS2000. It has picatanny rails for mounting options. It has a more accurate load of ammunition and has more overall energy (larger round and with the correct ammuntion will have higher muzzle velocity). Plus ammunition is cheaper as it is more common than the 5.7 x 28mm. The FS2000 is also more ambidextrous, if I recall, as it ejects the spent casing out the front of the barrel, therefore preventing the hot case smacking the user.

    Another thing to think about, is that selective fire weapons are actually cheaper than the civilian versions, even after the $200 tax. But anyway, you should stick with the FS2000 over the PS90.

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  • NightStalker
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    Originally posted by troybob
    i live in phoenix arizona (desert). no deer here
    Ha me too. Whatever one you get invite me over. I would love to see what a real one shoots like.

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  • kilroy357
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    Originally posted by OSUPIC
    , and a dry set of boots.
    It's not that big :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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  • OSUPIC
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    The Socom II is nose heavy, seams very out of balance to me. I love the m1a/m14 design though.
    Sig is coming out with a new rifle, sig 556, check it out.
    The F200 looks like it has lots of space in the stock, maybe incase you need somewhere to store your cleaning kit, a few extra rounds, and a dry set of boots.

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  • troybob
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    Originally posted by charlesbian
    dont shoot your nuts off with that pistol in your pants troybob, and yes im talking about THE GUN
    the firing pin was taken out for that photo (well actually I lost the pin while cleaning it - at the time it was on order), that and it was unloaded (although no gun is ever "not" loaded - even if dis-assembled)

    it was a dumb photo - i'm older now.

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  • BioDiaperX
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    LOL. Ya really. . . Vepr=nice that is one sweet gun.

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  • Charlesbian
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    dont shoot your nuts off with that pistol in your pants troybob, and yes im talking about THE GUN

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  • Pegasus1337
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    the f2000 because its youd probly get alot more "holy sh*t's" at the shooting range

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  • firsttofight
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    SpringField SOCOM II rifle

    Caliber: 7.62mm NATO (.308 Win.)
    Barrel: 16.25", Twist: 1 turn in 11 inches, right hand, six-groove
    Weight: 10.9 lbs. (without scope)
    Length: 37.25" long
    Mechanism: Rotating bolt, gas operated, air cooled, semi-automatic magazine fed rifle
    Sights Front: Tritium post
    Sights Rear: Enlarged military aperture with MOA click adjustments of both windage and elevation
    Capacity: 10 round box magazine*
    Trigger Pull: 5 to 6 lbs., two-stage military trigger
    MSRP: $2,036

    more accurate, customizable, more stopping power, sexier

    Note: you can get the Preban 20 round box magazine if you live in a state which they are not illegal.

    I think there only illegal in a few states, im not sure

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  • Silent_Bob_
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    not the gun kills, its the gunner.

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  • robertgilbert86
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    Originally posted by Mobe_Jr
    id go with the f2000 just because. i dont know crap about these guns, but one thing i do know....... I am proud to be an american, that goes to robert, cause gunz are fun.
    I do agree guns are fun, I love just messing about with airsoft ones at home. I do however think a ban on guns benefits society, in the UK we hardly ever have 'shootings', unlike the US, so there is less crime, and less people die.

    Discuss :)

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  • Mobe_Jr
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    id go with the f2000 just because. i dont know crap about these guns, but one thing i do know....... I am proud to be an american, that goes to robert, cause gunz are fun.

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