Yesterday's Weapons Forums

There were 3 T99's worth looking at. That's it. There were more, but they were sported. One had a "Red Heart" inlay...Awe.

Need to bring a cheat sheet with me tomorrow.

One Nambu at Omega.

Gary

So you're in the southwest? Are you going to the Langley Shoot this spring?? This shoot was the first place I ever fired a fully automatic weapon & it was the T-92 (Woodpecker). There are so many other full autos there as well. The German MG-34 was unbelieveable.

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Yes sir! Live in Phoenix, oven of the southwest. It's a dry heat....

Langley shoot?

Gary

Not in the monsoon season. Going to the shoot?

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I'll have to drink some of the beer you drink. Maybe I'll figure out what the Langley shoot is.

Sorry Dog, I'm clueless here.

Oh yes! Not in the Monsoon season.

Educate me ADogs, that's why I followed you here.

Gary

Sorry - the Langley Shoot is a yearly thing done here in the southwest near Wickenberg. Been rained out a few times when we tried to do this in the fall. Spring seems to work better. Machine guns galore. I've fired the T-92, T-11, T-96 and T-99 machine guns at this shoot as well as the T-100 SMG. It's a great time & is always worth going to for the comradery. This year it's on the April 5th weekend. Bring a video camera if you can make it. Sometimes we have flourescent painted dynamite to shoot at. Pretty cool & you damn sure know when you've hit it! Last time, the stuff was all pretty well dead. I don't think that stuff could have been set off by a direct hit air strike! I was afraid that maybe my T-99 long barrel may have gotten bent since the shoot before where I was wacking that dynamite with this rifle!

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