Xiong huai chouhen, dan wu xu fa
Tebie yao zhuajin xue sheji, zhandou zhongjian zui daliang zui pubian de ying benshi jiu shi sheji. Yiding yao ba sheji xunlian gao hao.
With vengeance in your heart, no bullet will be fired in vain.
You must especially make the best use of your time to learn how to fire a gun, because in combat this is the most widely used practical skill.
Ensure that training for shooting a gun is thoroughly carried out.
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A considerable amount of training was carried out today.
Each Stout Bulldog fired 80-100 rounds.
It was carried out very thoroughly at ranges up to 500m.
Ten rounds rapid at the targets to your front. WATCH AND SHOOT - WATCH AND SHOOT!
Posted by: EX_STAB | February 24, 2008 11:57 PM
Not going to worry too much about our Chinese friend until he learns to hold on to the butt, not the barrel.
Whats Chinese for "OI, What the Fuck are you doing"
Posted by: Robert the Biker | February 25, 2008 12:27 PM
Oi! It's an AK, be sure to fire on them from a position greater than 200-yards beyond which their accurracy is significantly degraded and your safety improves.
Posted by: DirtCrashr | February 25, 2008 6:29 PM
Anorack on, the 7.62 x 39 mm round is a very capable one and I have seen it fired at 600 yards prone and all rounds (fired singly) score in the black. I have put a few deer away with mine so I wouldnt want to be on the receiving end at any distance. £rd world troop usage is however a different ball game! Anorack off.
Nice to see the posts rolling again after your Hols.
Posted by: TimC | February 26, 2008 8:22 AM
To quote from King Rat: "Speak English, you ignorant swine."
Posted by: Kim du Toit | February 26, 2008 6:16 PM
Protip: He's holding the Chinese knock-off of an SKS Siminov, not a Kalashnikov.
Posted by: Steve | November 25, 2008 11:33 PM
"With vengeance in your heart, no bullet will be fired in vain."
I saw this on a fortune cookie once.
Posted by: Doctor Awesome | December 3, 2008 2:28 AM