Gun buffs who own "Saving Private Ryan"
Gun buffs who own "Saving Private Ryan"
What type of rifle does the character with "Brooklyn NY, USA" written on the back of his shirt in white letters carry?
For further clarification he says, at about minute 43 if you own the DVD, "even if you think the mission is FUBAR sir?"
Thanks
For further clarification he says, at about minute 43 if you own the DVD, "even if you think the mission is FUBAR sir?"
Thanks
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Re: Gun buffs who own "Saving Private Ryan"
Sorry can't help but I know what FUBAR means.Originally posted by Humboldt
What type of rifle does the character with "Brooklyn NY, USA" written on the back of his shirt in white letters carry?
For further clarification he says, at about minute 43 if you own the DVD, "even if you think the mission is FUBAR sir?"
Thanks
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Browning BAR M1919 I belive...Caliber 30.06..Let me check to be sure..
Edit:: Sorry..M1918
http://216.239.33.100/search?q=cache:ro ... n&ie=UTF-8
http://www.sproe.com/b-bar.htm
Edit:: Sorry..M1918
http://216.239.33.100/search?q=cache:ro ... n&ie=UTF-8
http://www.sproe.com/b-bar.htm
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- Krazy Kraut
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yeah i got the collectors edition dvd and vhs
yeah it was a BAR
the BAR was made by john browning
just like the m1911 (commonly known as colt 45)
just some basic facts that i know off the top of my head
-had a 20 round box magazine (never put more than 17 rds or u will break the sping rather quickly)
-made in 1918 by john browning
-30 caliber, gas operated, and air-cooled
-fires about 450 rds a minute
yeah it was a BAR
the BAR was made by john browning
just like the m1911 (commonly known as colt 45)
just some basic facts that i know off the top of my head
-had a 20 round box magazine (never put more than 17 rds or u will break the sping rather quickly)
-made in 1918 by john browning
-30 caliber, gas operated, and air-cooled
-fires about 450 rds a minute
Originally posted by Joint Chiefs Of Staff
Really? That's pretty darn cool.
I thought the movie was cool but I never seen Barry since school. weird thing was we used to draw cartoons and i remember a few he drew were really good ( muscle guys fighting with rifles)
I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous
sometimes you have to think outside the box to get inside the box
I have another 'SPR' question......
Tom Hanks Character....Capt. Miller?? (Cant remember)
You know how they showed his right hand shaking all the time? Does anyone know what he had?
Barry Pepper = Jackson
Edward Burns = Reiben
Although one thing I forgot was that Vin Diesel was in the movie, until I saw it again, lol
Tom Hanks Character....Capt. Miller?? (Cant remember)
You know how they showed his right hand shaking all the time? Does anyone know what he had?
Barry Pepper = Jackson
Edward Burns = Reiben
Although one thing I forgot was that Vin Diesel was in the movie, until I saw it again, lol
shaking hand?? wouldn't that be one of the signs of Parkinson?
You see, the rat's also a Ventriloquist.
Real Scots wear kilts, because sheep can hear a zipper from 500 yards
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Real Scots wear kilts, because sheep can hear a zipper from 500 yards
http://www.jiu-jitsu-do.com
http://members.lycos.nl/budoka/euronojutsu.htm
Originally posted by MadDoctor
The stress of combat manifested itself in the shaking of his hand.
That's what I thought it was, but wasnt sure. When they were held up for a few hours in the church and Capt Miller was talking about rationalizing about loosing men in combat. On how he lost 90 something and that alone was probably causing him an enourmous amount of stress.
Question for you WW2 Buffs:
My dad has a German Mauser Sniper rifle from WW2 that my grandpa picked up from a German soldier that he killed. Anyways, my dad still has it and its a 'live' gun. Anyone have any idea's on how much the value of that gun would be?
I told my dad I would look around the net and see what I could come up with.
Thanks for any replies,
-Illini25
My dad has a German Mauser Sniper rifle from WW2 that my grandpa picked up from a German soldier that he killed. Anyways, my dad still has it and its a 'live' gun. Anyone have any idea's on how much the value of that gun would be?
I told my dad I would look around the net and see what I could come up with.
Thanks for any replies,
-Illini25
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Originally posted by Illini25
Question for you WW2 Buffs:
My dad has a German Mauser Sniper rifle from WW2 that my grandpa picked up from a German soldier that he killed. Anyways, my dad still has it and its a 'live' gun. Anyone have any idea's on how much the value of that gun would be?
I told my dad I would look around the net and see what I could come up with.
Thanks for any replies,
-Illini25
Not sure of the value,and im not sure if they do the same as the US but....If there is a SS# on the scope & rifle and they match the $$$$ goes up alot...
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Originally posted by Krazy Kraut
yeah i got the collectors edition dvd and vhs
yeah it was a BAR
the BAR was made by john browning
just like the m1911 (commonly known as colt 45)
just some basic facts that i know off the top of my head
-had a 20 round box magazine (never put more than 17 rds or u will break the sping rather quickly)
-made in 1918 by john browning
-30 caliber, gas operated, and air-cooled
-fires about 450 rds a minute
why would the spring break when using it how it was made?
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Got any pictures you can post?Originally posted by Illini25
Question for you WW2 Buffs:
My dad has a German Mauser Sniper rifle from WW2 that my grandpa picked up from a German soldier that he killed. Anyways, my dad still has it and its a 'live' gun. Anyone have any idea's on how much the value of that gun would be?
I told my dad I would look around the net and see what I could come up with.
Thanks for any replies,
-Illini25