Your recoiless is a 106, not a 105.I don't think a bazooka would qualify, but perhaps a 105 recoiless would? lol
Lets keep it down to a 90MM, or even better a Carl Gustav, cause your not going to hump a 106MM to far!!
Your recoiless is a 106, not a 105.I don't think a bazooka would qualify, but perhaps a 105 recoiless would? lol
Your recoiless is a 106, not a 105.
Lets keep it down to a 90MM, or even better a Carl Gustav, cause your not going to hump a 106MM to far!!
Actually, it was a 105 that was called a 106. Kinda like the .44 Mag is actually a .43.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M40_recoilless_rifle
The only time I ever saw them in service was mounted on mechanical mules at Gitmo back in the 80's. They had pretty much phased them out of line units by then, but they were still dragging them around down there.
My hump load was a Stinger missile. 60" long and 35#, plus either an M16 or a 1911 and a PRC-77 radio. One time on a 21 klic hump through the Sierra Nevada mountains in Southern Spain my teammate was falling out. I wound up humping a Stinger an M16 and a PRC-77 for the last 6 klics. THAT was a *****.
The RFB is really cool. They're actually on the market in limited numbers; saw one on GB yesterday for about $2k.I am facinated by the still-mythical Keltec RFB. I would buy one in a second if I ever see one...
Just for clarification, and please pass this on, the AR as used in the semi-auto rifles I use for hunting stands for Armalite Rifles, not assault rifles.
Just so we are all clear.
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