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That 303, I cant believe those little brits carried that big gun, it's long, heavy, and the ammo gah !
The had more reasonable guns to carry, and you know shooting those all day put a pounding on your shoulder.

The P-90, I was looking at an AR-15 version, the AR-57 a few years back, very nice little round it uses.
You should look it up

The other just came out not long ago, Ill keep my Beretta thank You very much it has 32 rounds in it.

Guns ...

Nice skin pretty

I know, right! I'd love to have arms that looked like that. It's got to take a lot of work ...

Takes being born with nice skin, mine is really bad naturally.

Unfortunately, mine is going downhill. I wish I could get a skin transplant ...

I never had good skin, even as a kid, and my face is the worst I think.

I never had big arms, but I was really strong, and could outwork most people, and my legs was really strong from riding a bike so much.
I had a cheap put together bike having to keep up with the other kids

What do I need it for

.223, and .22 and I have a 100 round beta mag for the .223 for maximum zombie slaying

.223 is an AR-15 round like the military uses, and I use usually 55, and 70.
They are fun shooting, and used to be pretty cheap till Bush, and Obama got in office.

Oh no,

I posted my AK 47 story in the wrong thread.

LOL Ill tell you more, and lat you know more about the guns.
The AK gets a better rating a lot of times because the numbers manufactured, the two biggest countries in the world had them.
The reason they work so good is they are full of slop where they can work, but the AK round is inaccurate, and a lot because the rifle is so loose.

I've always wondered ... is there an AK 46, AK 45, etc?

there is an AK-74

Do the numbers indicate the calibre like for a .22?

No Sharlee, not sure really, maybe it's the number of prototypes they made .

Oh, the 47 is the year it was made I forgot that.

Oooohhhh ... that makes sense!

Vancouver police officer, lost his gun while running after someone.

They caught their suspect, then realized the gun is missing.

Someone, saw someone else pick it up.

Radio stations asking for public help to get the gun returned.

Late this afternoon, the gun was picked up from an undisclosed location an the Vancouver east side.

The gun was loaded, and when returned, was still loaded.