The Armory - Guns, Knives, and Axes

[Montegriffo]

60 Years later, the F4 Phantom finally retires
https://bayourenaissanceman.blogspot.co ... n-way.html

Last fly pass of the RAF Tornado today also, marking its retirement from active service after 40 years.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-47291557

[Speaker to Animals]

Damn. I served alongside a Tornado squadron in OSW.

I liked the odd duck look of that airframe.

[Montegriffo]

Damn. I served alongside a Tornado squadron in OSW.

I liked the odd duck look of that airframe.

They took a lot of hits from anti-aircraft guns due to having to attack at low altitudes.
John Nichol was badly treated and made to confess his ''sins'' on Iraqi TV after he and his co-pilot were captured after bailing out.

[doc_loliday]

You can't carry those Glocks without a permit from the police, but the AR is fine, so long as you don't slap a hicap mag in it. You will need a restricted class license for it, but it's $80, one day course, which a trained monkey could pass #security theater

Is 30 rounds considered high capacity?

[Smitty-48]

You can't carry those Glocks without a permit from the police, but the AR is fine, so long as you don't slap a hicap mag in it. You will need a restricted class license for it, but it's $80, one day course, which a trained monkey could pass #security theater

Is 30 rounds considered high capacity?

Yes. Five round capacity limit here. Doesn't impede me tho; double tap, Mozambique drill, change mags, go on.

[Smitty-48]

Realistically, there is no threat in Canada where I would require sustained fire for thirty rounds, much more likely; one shot one kill.

[Speaker to Animals]

Damn. I served alongside a Tornado squadron in OSW.

I liked the odd duck look of that airframe.

They took a lot of hits from anti-aircraft guns due to having to attack at low altitudes.
John Nichol was badly treated and made to confess his ''sins'' on Iraqi TV after he and his co-pilot were captured after bailing out.

I am pretty sure you didn't lose any Tornadoes to anti-aircraft artillery. Most likely he was shot down by some kind of surface to air missile.

[heydaralon]

Damn. I served alongside a Tornado squadron in OSW.

I liked the odd duck look of that airframe.

They took a lot of hits from anti-aircraft guns due to having to attack at low altitudes.
John Nichol was badly treated and made to confess his ''sins'' on Iraqi TV after he and his co-pilot were captured after bailing out.

I am pretty sure you didn't lose any Tornadoes to anti-aircraft artillery. Most likely he was shot down by some kind of surface to air missile.

Do the British have an air force? I thought they just had some single engine cessna's that patrol over gay pride parades dropping out confetti and broadcasting the Adhan for all the Caliphate's citizens...

[Speaker to Animals]

They took a lot of hits from anti-aircraft guns due to having to attack at low altitudes.
John Nichol was badly treated and made to confess his ''sins'' on Iraqi TV after he and his co-pilot were captured after bailing out.

I am pretty sure you didn't lose any Tornadoes to anti-aircraft artillery. Most likely he was shot down by some kind of surface to air missile.

Do the British have an air force? I thought they just had some single engine cessna's that patrol over gay pride parades dropping out confetti and broadcasting the Adhan for all the Caliphate's citizens...

They have a very good air force.

[Smitty-48]

Last fly pass of the RAF Tornado today also, marking its retirement from active service after 40 years.

Not a fan, never was. A third generation fighter which was none the less a contemporary of the American fourth generation teen series, the Tornado was a 1960's airframe built in the 1980's, basically a make work project, the RAF could have had F-16's, but they wasted money at that junk instead, Tornado was already obsolete when it was brand new in 1980.