Flight Crews & Guns

[arctic_front]

I'm sure a few of you have seen this sign before....but for this topic is lends itself to a bit of credibility for carrying a firearm.

[cap]

ohhh, I'm aware of that alright 407 Driver. My *** was saved on two occasions you know where, when it even got reported to the local "rag" which prompted a call to Base from you know where. How was my *** saved?........the local RCMP S/Sgt in charge of town Detachment and I were out searching for stolen ski-doos and tracking their trail. An equally large and as detailed an article was in the next issue of the "rag" retracting the original article and apologizing. Now if I wouldn't have had that person onboard, had proof otherwise and nobody would have believed me, wouldn't that have been great PR for the Base and company?.....and I doubt if the fact I might have been a vegetarian would have generated a retraction or prevented the "cancer of the mouth" that would have ensued.

[jetbox]

Isn't that what the media is for???? To make money by spreading horse sh*t and almost never being held accountable for it??!

[transquebecniece]

(Note to self: Another off-limit JB debate: Media. 'Cause we're not all bad, Mr. Radioactive...)

[jetbox]

(Note to self: Another off-limit JB debate: Media.  'Cause we're not all bad, Mr. Radioactive...)

Didn't realise you were part of the wonderfull world of media! Who better to understand what I was talking about, right?

Anyways, what kind of debater person are ya anyways?? You don't want to touch any subjects that are close to you! I would've thought those would be the ones you'd want to tackle/defend etc. (Not on this thread obviously)

 

 

Anyways, back to the original topic: guns in A/C

[transquebecniece]

...what kind of debater person are ya anyways?? You don't want to touch any subjects that are close to you!

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Not that kind of a journalist; not everyone's vicious nor hungry enough for that line of work. Sorry to disappoint you, RadioJB. Besides, my life's an open book enough on here already; don't want you to have any more ammunition than I'm willing to give. Nice to see you have a sense of humor, though!

 

BACK TO GUNS ON A/C

[BaldEagle]

BACK TO GUNS ON A/C

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If you want a pocket "piece" to defend yourself in the wild, and I mean in remote areas or in dangerous streets...

 

Walther P 99 9 mm x 19 (.40) with a confortable 15 shots (click on the picture to see the diferent models)

 

Or

 

The Five-seveN® Pistols, 5.7 x 28 mm 5.7 with a very confortable 20 rounds... (Have to click on "Small Arms" then on "hand guns" and then choose "Five-seveN"

 

Or

 

Beretta 92 / 96 series with 10 rounds (need to click on the 92/96 series. The second 92FS is just a beauty...)

 

If you want something smaller and more discreet

 

Walther PPK or PPK/s 9 mm or 7.65 with 7 or 8 shots.

 

 

If "they" can also shoot at you... and you want then to think twice before they do...

These guys did not learn yet that each page should have a different URL to avoid this kind of "pointing" :down:

(You have to click first on "small arms" and then select "assault rifles" and then choose "F2000") Lightweight, fast, ergonomical and very resistant to shock and mistreatment

 

The F2000™ Integrated weapon system 5.56 x 45 mm / 40mm LV

 

[BaldEagle]

remind me not to PO Baldeagle again. It appears he's done research into killing weapons.

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No I did not make any particular research. My life in aviation started by being drafted and conscripted to the Air Force of a Nato country. After a good training on Harvards T6's I was sent to to an advanced helicopter course military style. After that dispatched to a place where the Soviet Union and China had different groups fighting the West (remember the cold war ?). I made a three year "tour of duty" and everything I lived after that is a gift from somebody... Later a flew civilian in a similar place for another two years. So I had to learn a few extra things to be able to post in this Forum

 

I had to study the capabilities and shortcomings of all weapons in the "theatre" from Russian and Chinese anti aircraft guns to the SAM 7 and Strella missiles... Just to know what to do in each particular "situation" so to speak and a question of survival... Got hit many times...

 

That's why the happiest day of my life was Christmans day of 1991... I will never forgive those ********...

 

We couldn't go absolutely anywhere without a "pocket piece" and an assault rifle to go with... Even so, Christmas night 1972 I woke up at 2 AM with 80 mm mortar shells falling on the garden of my house and around it... (I wasn't the target but I was living near the Governor's Palace and HE was the target. They missed and I got them all around)

 

One couldn't simply afford to leave home without it if we wanted to be sure to be able to return :shock:

[cap]

A 9MM shell is going to do nothing except tickle a 13' 650-700lb polar bear. The person's *** who's using that peashooter, is going to be grass and the polar bear is going to be the lawnmower.

[cyclic monkey]

Don't worry about it.........some polar bears aren't too smart !!!