The M72 SRAAW is not and has never been classified as a "recoilless
anti-tank weapon", like or otherwise.
What you said was bullshit. So lets just leave it at that and move on.
>
> I am well aware of what a M72 is, I have had a great deal of
> experience with this weapon at the T.T.E.
That's nice. I have a shit-load of experience with it in a lot of other
places.
Big deal.
> Perhaps you are getting confused with the Carl Gustav M2/M3 84mm
> recoilless rifle, also an anti tank weapon.
No, I'm not in the least bit confused. I have plenty of experience with that
weapon also.
>The Australian manufactured rounds for the M2 were extensively tested at
>the T.T.E.
That's nice. So are you saying you never carried one for a living?
>>> I was also involved with on-going weapons testing at the Tropical
>>> Trials Establishment (south of Innisfail QLD) during the late 60s and
>>> early 70s. I'll let you guess which weapons I know "fuck-all" about.
>>
>
>>Ahhh, a "bigger is better" type. "Bring back the SLR" and all that
>>bullshit,
>>hey?
>>
> You do seem to like putting words into other people's mouths..... I
> made no reference or comparison to the SLR or it's larger calibre.
No, but I know your vintage.
>>It's easy to regard the 5.56mm as "piddling" ..............until you get
>>shot with it.
>
> In the context in which the reference to the M16 was used, I stand by
> the "piddling" remark in describing the holes that it made in the
> dirigible's fabric.....especially when compared to the projectile/s
> subsequently used to create holes big enough to deflate the balloon.
So you agree with me that it was pretty bloody stupid to use a small calibre
anti-personnel rifle round against a balloon.
I'm glad we got that sorted out.
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everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies."
-With apologies to Groucho Marx
>
> Regards
> Stephen
>
Liar. Does it have recoil? What does the 'AT' stand for in the HE*AT*
warhead it fires?
That's a pathetic attempt at a backpedal - even by your miserable standards.
>
> What you said was bullshit.
No. What *YOU* said was bullshit, Brash.
> So lets just leave it at that and move on.
>
>>
>> I am well aware of what a M72 is, I have had a great deal of
>> experience with this weapon at the T.T.E.
>
> That's nice. I have a shit-load of experience with it in a lot of
> other places.
Is that why you had to invent the use of the word 'rifle' to try to justify
your silly shit?
>
> Big deal.
>
>> Perhaps you are getting confused with the Carl Gustav M2/M3 84mm
>> recoilless rifle, also an anti tank weapon.
>
> No, I'm not in the least bit confused. I have plenty of experience
> with that weapon also.
Plenty of experience mindlessly wanking too. That much is obvious, given
your failing eyesight made you see the word 'rifle' when it wasn't even
posted.
--
Kwyj.
Yes, you are.
> Does it have recoil?
If you'd fired one you know that it does. Not as much as a large-calibre
rifle. But recoil nonetheless.
By the way, you don't have a dog in this fight, dildo, so why the interest?
>What does the 'AT' stand for in the HE*AT* warhead it fires?
Anti-tank, fucktard. Going somewhere or just running laps?
> That's a pathetic attempt at a backpedal - even by your miserable
> standards.
>
>>
>> What you said was bullshit.
>
> No. What *YOU* said was bullshit, Brash.
*scratches head*
>> So lets just leave it at that and move on.
>>
>>>
>>> I am well aware of what a M72 is, I have had a great deal of
>>> experience with this weapon at the T.T.E.
>>
>> That's nice. I have a shit-load of experience with it in a lot of
>> other places.
>
> Is that why you had to invent the use of the word 'rifle' to try to
> justify your silly shit?
Come back when you have a clue.
--
"Green-Left Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it
everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies."
-With apologies to Groucho Marx
>>
>
>"Stephen James" <steph...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:9lhju49thq0uceesp...@4ax.com...
>> On Fri, 17 Apr 2009 23:52:26 GMT, "Spartan613" <bugg...@nospam.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>"Stephen James" <steph...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:q3tgu4lsm9p5g02ju...@4ax.com...
>>>> On Fri, 17 Apr 2009 02:06:12 GMT, "Spartan613" <bugg...@nospam.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Stick to the aviation stuff. You clearly know fuck-all about small arms
>>>>>and
>>>>>anti-tank *rockets*.
>>>>
>>>> I was there and coordinated the "downing" of the dirigible...were you?
>>>
>>>Irrelevant. The M72 *rocket* is not a recoilless rifle. If you were what
>>>you
>>>claim, you'd know that.
>>>
>> Please re read my original post, I did not say that the M72 is a
>> recoilless rifle, I said "Thank God they didn't try and use a
>> recoilless anti tank weapon like the M72........................."
>
>The M72 SRAAW is not and has never been classified as a "recoilless
>anti-tank weapon", like or otherwise.
You use your terms I'll use mine, the fact is that it is a recoilless,
or nearly so anti-tank weapon, see cite below.
When fired, the propellant in the rocket motor completely combusts
before leaving the tip of the launcher, producing gases around 1,400
č (760 č). The rocket propels the 66 mm warhead forward **without
significant recoil.**
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M72_LAW
The comment about it being recoilless was for illustrative purposes
only and not intended to give the weapon its Military designation or
description..
Perhaps you are being a little pedantic.
>
>What you said was bullshit. So lets just leave it at that and move on.
>
>>
>> I am well aware of what a M72 is, I have had a great deal of
>> experience with this weapon at the T.T.E.
>
>That's nice. I have a shit-load of experience with it in a lot of other
>places.
>
>Big deal.
Exactly
>
>> Perhaps you are getting confused with the Carl Gustav M2/M3 84mm
>> recoilless rifle, also an anti tank weapon.
>
>No, I'm not in the least bit confused. I have plenty of experience with that
>weapon also.
>
>>The Australian manufactured rounds for the M2 were extensively tested at
>>the T.T.E.
>
>That's nice. So are you saying you never carried one for a living?
If you are implying that I didn't carry either weapon in combat the
you are correct. However that does not limit my knowledge of either
weapon.
>>>> I was also involved with on-going weapons testing at the Tropical
>>>> Trials Establishment (south of Innisfail QLD) during the late 60s and
>>>> early 70s. I'll let you guess which weapons I know "fuck-all" about.
>>>
>>
>>>Ahhh, a "bigger is better" type. "Bring back the SLR" and all that
>>>bullshit,
>>>hey?
>>>
>> You do seem to like putting words into other people's mouths..... I
>> made no reference or comparison to the SLR or it's larger calibre.
>
>No, but I know your vintage.
So you say, but how do you know "my vintage". That is not very
PC...ageism I think its called <GRIN>
>
>>>It's easy to regard the 5.56mm as "piddling" ..............until you get
>>>shot with it.
>>
>> In the context in which the reference to the M16 was used, I stand by
>> the "piddling" remark in describing the holes that it made in the
>> dirigible's fabric.....especially when compared to the projectile/s
>> subsequently used to create holes big enough to deflate the balloon.
>
>So you agree with me that it was pretty bloody stupid to use a small calibre
>anti-personnel rifle round against a balloon.
I think that comment should be made too the SWAT team involved. I had
no say in the choice of weapons they used. I was merely coordinating
the operation for the then Department of Aviation (Ops Control Unit)
>
>I'm glad we got that sorted out.
Perhaps you should read some of the other replies to your posts;
indeed, in my mind, and many others who responded to you, it is sorted
out.
By the way, we do agree on many other things.....green politics and
plough shares being a couple.
Regards
Stephen
IKYABWAI? LOL. Just pathetic, Brash.
>
>> Does it have recoil?
>
> If you'd fired one you know that it does. Not as much as a
> large-calibre rifle. But recoil nonetheless.
And in terms of what is generally accepted to be 'recoiless', this qualifies
stupid.
>
> By the way, you don't have a dog in this fight, dildo, so why the
> interest?
Just curious to see how big a hole you can dig for yourself. So far it looks
like you're making an open cut mine.
>> What does the 'AT' stand for in the HE*AT* warhead it fires?
>
> Anti-tank, fucktard. Going somewhere or just running laps?
Just comprehensively proving you wrong, again........
>> That's a pathetic attempt at a backpedal - even by your miserable
>> standards.
>>
>>>
>>> What you said was bullshit.
>>
>> No. What *YOU* said was bullshit, Brash.
>
> *scratches head*
Typical chimp.
>
>>> So lets just leave it at that and move on.
>>>
>>>>
>>>> I am well aware of what a M72 is, I have had a great deal of
>>>> experience with this weapon at the T.T.E.
>>>
>>> That's nice. I have a shit-load of experience with it in a lot of
>>> other places.
>>
>> Is that why you had to invent the use of the word 'rifle' to try to
>> justify your silly shit?
>
> Come back when you have a clue.
I'm back. WTF are you still doing here if having a clue is the entrance
criteria?
>
>>>
>>> Big deal.
>>>
>>>> Perhaps you are getting confused with the Carl Gustav M2/M3 84mm
>>>> recoilless rifle, also an anti tank weapon.
>>>
>>> No, I'm not in the least bit confused. I have plenty of experience
>>> with that weapon also.
>>
>> Plenty of experience mindlessly wanking too. That much is obvious,
>> given your failing eyesight made you see the word 'rifle' when it
>> wasn't even posted.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Kwyj.
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No it doesn't, actually, fucktard.
Wrong. And anyway, how does that excuse your stupidity in thinking he was
referring to it as a rifle, Brash?
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