some more captured weapons photos

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some more captured weapons photos

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I had a few more pics I always find these interesting and I am sure that all us collectors have guns from these type situations:)
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Man, the last pic shows a bunch of PPSh-41's....So sweet.
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I noticed that too Jeff. ppsh's and dpks and german K98. :vcool: :vcool:
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desdem12 wrote:I noticed that too Jeff. ppsh's and dpks and german K98. :vcool: :vcool:
Just in that one pic alone there has to be $200,000 worth of arms. These pics are simply awesome. I love the RPD's in the other photo. OMG, would be so sweet to have an FA one of those.
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Mount them on your car and have a good time during rush hour :lol: :lol:
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desdem12 wrote:Mount them on your car and have a good time during rush hour :lol: :lol:
Already did that. Howie fixed me up! :D He made me do it is the story I tell. :lol: :lol:
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I like that Mauser in the last pic, :)
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Jesus Christ, if you use that mounted heavy machine gun against ground units, you'll have to use shovels to clean up the bodies :beek:
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let me tell you they used those guns against all targets not just choppers
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Is that a KPV 14.5? Nice! :twisted:

I always liked the 75mm pack howitzers; I think the USMC still uses them; We had one in front of 7th ID HQ, it was used for ceremonies and such,,,,,,
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