MrMilli

Check how much the postage is and WGC doesn't seem quite as good (also see if you have to pay any import charges as well) still cheaper than local retailers, but more hassle (its pretty difficult to return damaged goods to Hong Kong )

Personnally I really wouldn't recommend the FA-MAS. Doesn't feel very well built in my opinion, and is more difficult to put scopes and reflex sights on. The full stock M16's also can take large batteries and the SR-16 has a full stock, but a M4 size, as well as weaver style rails on the flat top for accessories, but if your after an SMG type I would definately recommend the P90, when your holding it, it feels like an extension of your arm and is light enough to carry around all day without another thought, but has a strong enough feel to it not to worry about dropping it and it falling into ten pieces (although dropping any of em wouldn't be recommended! ) The Difference between new stock AEG's though isn't that much. They will all perform to a minimum standard that is still easy enough to get kills. (especially if your playing on a CQB site) Hopefully it goes without saying that if/when you do buy one, keep it carefully as *some* people (silly as they are) can't tell the difference, and a visit from the police can really ruin your day If you have to travel far to get to a game site, buy a gun bag, some of em are only about Å20 over here and in the US I'm told you can pick them up cheaper than $10 If you can revisit the site you went to, introduce yourself and ask around, if someone if playing with the gun you want to buy, ask them about how well it worked. (edit, and I totally agree with the Ebay comment, stay away from ebay when buying airsoft guns! a lot of them aren't legit, or have already had a shots though them, for only a little less money than buying new)

The British Army have Rat(ion) packs, the quality of which varies greatly with each meal Some people hate them Some people love em Some of em are quite nice Some of em I wouldn't touch if it was the last bit of food in the world. Usually involves stew, meat puddings and the like for the main meal, can be eaten hot or cold It doesn't heat itself, and is cooked with a small Heximine Burner (little white block that you set alight on a little stove, smokeless and hot! by product of the process that makes plastic explosive)

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (FSPilot @ Nov. 24 2002,20:25)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (ran @ Nov. 25 2002,00:54)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Å• terre = get down je me rends = i surrender cessez le feu = cease fire<span id='postcolor'> Remember these. Â lol, ok, I promise I won't bash any countries or anything like that in my own thread. I'm still saving up for an AEG. Â I'm looking at that beta AK-47SU that I played with. Â Anybody have any suggestions?<span id='postcolor'> Classic Army M16A3 All-metal, upgraded and with an M16A3 reciever thats easy to bolt loverly scopes and reflex sights on, for only slightly more than a standard AEG. Might be going to Ambush in Jan. but its a bit of a train ride from where I am (as is CS).

Its Combat South, and if I'd known that Classic Army were going to *finally* release the CA M16A3 a month after I bought my M16A2, I would of bought that one instead

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (denoir @ Nov. 23 2002,23:30)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (ran @ Nov. 23 2002,22:39)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">some russian self propelled guns had the same caliber the main caliber of allied self propelled artillery was 105mm , the t26 pershing used the same caliber -edit- : not hard to miss a few milimeters only by seeing a picture<span id='postcolor'> Yes, you are right of course. I just hate the fact that somebody might have a bigger shell casing then I have since I carried the bloody thing and it was bloody heavy <span id='postcolor'> all about History mate "I took this back from Kosovo" sounds a lot better than "I bought this on E-bay"

Hyuck Hyuck Hyuck (yes that is me )

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Die Alive @ Nov. 21 2002,17:28)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">From a CD cover of Nailbomb: </span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">A picture called "Point blank persuasion", taken in Tam Ky, South Vietnam on November 9 1967. It's a picture of a woman Viet Cong suspect being questioned by a U.S. trooper at Point blank range. <span id='postcolor'> The pic I will always remember is the one of the ARVN (South Vietnam Army) officer pointing his revolver at the side of the head of a "suspected" Viet Cong after the Tet attacks in Saigon. The look on the VC's face is what I remember the most. Â The video clip of the execution is even more powerful.\ -=Die Alive=-<span id='postcolor'> actually the bloke had already pulled the trigger, the photographer caught the image just as the bullet was in the guys head. they had apparently arrested the bloke, and then the photographer was going to take a picture of captured and captor, and before the photographer knew what was going on the bloke was on the floor dead. He didn't know he had taken the picture in the moment of the guys death until he developed the film.

I once played a game of C&C Red alert projected onto a wall on a lan. The *Other people attending* (edited) cheated and kept looking at my screen

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (ZIKAN @ Nov. 19 2002,21:50)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">The DMS (Direct Molded Sole) boot was issue during the Falklands period. It was a light ankle boot which wasnt up to the job.<span id='postcolor'> I've heard some stories regarding DMS boots that would make you cringe. For example one bloke having to soak his feet in hot water, because his socks were stuck to his feet because of the blood.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Eviscerator @ Nov. 19 2002,21:11)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">i have no idea about this but im guessing in this case 94's dont mean 1994, because the current DPM (95's i believe) cant have been given out one year after the 94's, it would just be wasteful to do this<span id='postcolor'> you'd think so wouldn't you Nah these were both designed for different purposes, Temperate stuff is akin to cold climate kit (such as the climate in the Falklands) which can be found easily when you put on a temperate jacket and a 95 patt jacket and wonder why you gain weight with the temperate Also hence why there is no Temperate shirt (only the jacket) such as the 95 Patt shirt. '95 pattern stuff is for general issue Almost all UK gear is "Patterned" and the number before the Pattern is the date the kit entered service. The stuff then was a mixture of Wet Weather waterproofs (can't remember the pattern), 66 Pattern stuff and 58 Pattern Webbing/Kit, although a lot of stuff was commercially bought by the Para's so looked a bit different (although not by much)

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (nolips71 @ Nov. 19 2002,16:23)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">nice  if you need any soldier 94 stlye dpm camo pics ive got some (old style used by uk in there armed forces for years) i can just shove them in the scanner and send them to you p.s dont know if they took the 94s with them to the falklands, but the camo scheme at the minute looks more like the current american temerate dpms nice work EDIT i mean the actual dpms not pics <span id='postcolor'> Good work, glad to know your still working after that hacked stuff. 94 stuff was funnily enough issued in, 1994  (I know, I can hear the hushed "Wow's" from here) Funnily enough 1994 would be a bit late for the Falklands conflict. A good picture of the stuff is from the Argentine site, and to quote something I once heard "The fellow in the middle with the bad back" http://malvinas.cazadoresdemonte.com.ar/imagenes/tanda34.jpg his jacket so the stuff on the shown models is actually accurate apart from the big splodge of green at the bottom of one of the legs. Second comment all L1A1's have the slits in the flash hider (four of em)  FNFAL's have the solid flash hiders. Helmets for those who commented, were meant to be the current issue Kevlar ones, but most kept old issue/weren't yet issued with them so http://www.britains-smallwars.com/Barrie/Falk_8.gif (copyrighted to Barrie Lovell http://www.britains-smallwars.com/Barrie/index.html ) the ones these blokes are wearing were used (these ones replaced the 'tin 'ats' that were used in WW2)

hey, authorities finding materials that could be used in a terrorist act is a common occurance in Northern Ireland and occasionally the mainland. Just because they happen to have names like Rabah Chekat-Bais its reported around the world. At the moment this is simply these three wanting to commit a criminal act of terror, it isn't an international attempt to blow up the london underground.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/1974702.stm Canada's top of the line Navy submarines

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Maraudeur @ Nov. 09 2002,23:10)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (DarkLight @ Nov. 09 2002,18)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Maraudeur @ Nov. 08 2002,17)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">If you want I can shoot .44mag or 12gauge at you wearing a bullet proof vest, you'll feel a strong shock that's all.<span id='postcolor'> Hmz, I once saw something on TV about a guy that got hit while wearing body armor. Â He broke one of his ribs when the bullet hit him. Â <!--emo&<!--emo&<span id='postcolor'> , sorry I do not know the english term for " plexus solaire " area.<span id='postcolor'> Solar Plexus almost exactly the same Spider silk vests do not exsist. Impact Energy if you get shot by a big fat high powered round (7.62x51N) and its stopped by a high protection level bullet proof vest, you are still going to go down because of the impact energy imparted onto the vest. You will get up, and proceed to want to kiss the person who made the vest, but you don't get off scot free, it would hurt, a lot and maybe break a few ribs. If you are shot with a small fat low powered round (comparitively, its all still enough to ruin your day but .45 ACP) then it will still hurt, cos you've just been shot stupid! no broken bones if its stopped by the same vest as the 7.62, and you will be able to get back up and return fire without any problems FYI If you stab someone wearing a bullet proof vest, believing it will stop a knife, you will be arrested for murder/manslaugter, if you shoot someone wearing a stab vest believing it will stop a bullet you will be arrested for murder/manslaughter (depending on how much money you have to spend on representation in court )

load 'o' crap. for one, most of those groups are American (there goes the court case), and the best they can do is boycott it (oh dear, someone who hasn't got any intention of buying the game won't buy it!

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Longinius @ Nov. 06 2002,15:29)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Anyone who has been in the military know how soldiers drive, its fast and its close between the vehicles...<span id='postcolor'> Heh, I know a guy who drove a truck off the edge of a drop on a hill (I put cliff, but that gives you impressions of the coasts of Dover ) In Germany at night Driving with no lights lead truck (driver, junior NCO, 2nd LT next to im) The road they were following suddenly turns off to the right, winding around a small hill and "was misrepresented on the map" (Apparently ) so truck keeps going forwards, road turns right, truck goes though a barricade and proceeds to fall off the edge. Truck behind sees the first truck disappear, and slams on both the lights and the brakes (not easy in these things ) ends up inches from the drop. Lead truck ends up on its side and a recovery vehicle has to pull it down the hill because they couldn't get to them. No injuries and as with everything in life, (I'll abreviate because of the first word but some of you know what I mean) SSD, Junior NCO gets blamed for not paying attention (despite the fact without lights he couldn't see the wheel, let alone the road) If anyone has seen the "Kill the lights" Army ad on TV, FYI its usually "Kill the lights" "Why?" "Because I bloody said so" wait ten minutes turn on the lights to find you've just driven the whole convoy into a forest.

A story I heard back in the '70's Russian special forces had the idea of sending in guys before a fight kicked off to gain entry to a airbase and generally break things and hurt people. So, the British Army decided to test the base defences of an RAF base. An army unit puts on its best Spetznaz impression and cuts though the wire fence at this RAF base. Sneaking over to the guard room they break in "Your all dead" the Army SGT (source) says "no we're not!" shouts back an RAF Corporal "We killed you before you opened fire" "How, none of you are armed" "Well, all the rifles are in the Armory(sp?)" "Wheres that" "Other side of the base" Chalk one up for the "Russians" Next, the art of breaking things they proceed to "steal" a few land rovers and drive around waking everyone and their mothers up with the sound of blanks. After a few minutes they realise that (a) they are driving the wrong way round the one way system (b) They are driving past all the empty guard posts and © all of said guard posts were only effective if the enemy would kindly stick to the one way system while assualting. Exercise ends with them getting a bollocking for not going in though the front gate (like all good bad guys should), stealing the land rovers and not driving the right way round the one way system. I'm told a journalist recently gained access to an RAF base by going for a hair cut, so things don't look to be getting any better

What I want to know about the Mig is Can I take it for a test drive?

*sorted*

Or this very nice one... http://ofp.gamezone.cz/rest/MFCTI0.98C.zip

ok, do this http://www.ofpec.com/editors/tutorial_view.php?id=63

thats because you can't do it that way. Add a trigger with the4 specification "Present" and whatever side you start as on the "On Activation" section add the text "playMusic name" name being the name as defined in your description.ext file. As a bonus if you want it to fade away you can add "time fadeMusic volume" time being the time you want the music to take to fade, and volume being the volume you want it to fade to (0 = to nothing, 0.1 to a low background noise.) PS http://www.ofpec.com/publicfiles/files/tutorials/CMDREFv104.htm

state of the art usually means it was invented last week, you needed it yesturday, and they noticed this afternoon

So what if he is doing this just for money? Newsflash 1) With every Medal the army does not hand out big cash payments. 2) unfortunately, he and everyone else has to find a thing called currency in order to exchange it for goods and necessities (stupid isn't it!. Alas as well, skills such as "Can garot a man with his own shoelaces" and "Can fashion anti-tank rocket out of a bog roll and a tin of shoe polish" aren't really in high demand in the civilian sector (I know, who wouldn't need that! Good on him for making a bit of money.