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  1. Haha, total luck by me at least. By that stage in the game you had already smeared me across the map for the most part! That M1128 was dead the next turn anyhow.
  2. Huh, I swear I've seen WASR's with Cugir stamps on them, without the Century marks. Any other distributors for WASR's other than Century?
  3. Heh, I want a Mosin too, but I'm afraid to buy one cause I know that I'll keep buying more and more considering how cheap they are. Your Chinese SKS is rather rare then, not so many of the original mil-surp ones made it in country, and many that did got "sporterized" because people thought they were nothing special with all the Norincos on the market alongside them. The recent WASR's have gone up immensity in quality for the most part, it was for a few years that they were hit and miss, although with a good one, a $300 AK is gonna function the same as a $1000 AK. Those little com-bloc pistols have been flooding the country lately, never had the pleasure of firing one though. http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu16.htm http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu25.htm
  4. I'm as American as they come, but commie guns are fun! Own both a Yugo mil-surp 59/66 and Chinese commercial SKS made in the 80's by Norinco. The AK-74 is fun to. Rugged, cheap to shoot, and about as accurate of a low-end AR-15. Curiously is your WASR a Century build or a Cugir build? Century builds have the reputation of being put together by monkeys. I do have to disagree with you about your Chinese SKS unfortunately. They weren't produced in China till after 56'! (Type-56) It would be interesting to know if your Chinese is C&R eligible, not so many of those made it into the country, compared to the flood of commercial models that Norinco sent over in the late 80's early 90's! I want a E.German SKS, but only about 100 are guessed to be in country. I'll probably settle on a Russian though, which I agree are the best looking of all the SKS variants.
  5. Agree, I kinda glossed over the article. Unlike many would believe(including many in the firearms community)the AK-47 is not a StG-44 knock off. I don't know where that myth started, I suppose it's with the commonality in the looks department between the two.
  6. Neat article, something of an AK nut here. Curiously the CM:A has the Type 56. (I think, only played the demo) Which is basically a direct Chinese copy of the AK-47. (The first ones with milled receivers obviously) Later models with stamped receivers were closer to AKM's. Do the T-56 model in CM:A have the milled or stamped receiver?
  7. Total PBEM noob here, but I may be interested in a game. Even if I get wiped across the floor.
  8. Good stuff! Something I like in those ancient Soviet warhorses.
  9. Going off memory from a earlier version,(1.08? 1.10?) but I had an Abrams fire an AP round at a T-55 frontally through the turret, going out the back causing the crew to bail. It then continued into another T-55 causing a catastrophic kill. Found that to be pretty cool.
  10. Thank you GreenAsJade, for the resource center also... All the other who put their time and effort for the community!
  11. Hello! I tried downloading GordonMolek's 3-color Russian camouflaged vehicles for CMSF and the download seems to be corrupted.
  12. Fixed, and... You're not kidding! Can't wait!
  13. Here in pdf format is a 70's era US Army RPG manual, intelligence document. I've only glanced at but there may be something useful in there. Link
  14. Here try this A-10 video. If you want a close call try this. A-10 Close Call
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