Nope, like I said before, those sticks are in place only to limit the firing sector. The actual aiming is done with the reflector sight mounted on the back of the weapon. The sight itself is also seen in the video.
@SpencerAK74M my bad, your right, all russian belt feed load from the right. I shot one years ago in iraq, a group had some, I swore it loaded from the left.
Heacy machine gun 12.7mm rounds can take out helicopters, houses, low flying jets, armored infantry carriers, can be used as anti-sniper weapon with optics attached. Super gun.
Finnish soldiers used that great gun at Cold Response 2010. It seemed to go quite fine with all that snow and the low temperatures in Norway, where the exercise took place. Russian guns are very, very reliable in extreme conditions.
Probably the reason why we use same caliber and weaponry dates back to winter war when finnish soldiers looted lots of weapons and ammo from captured russians. And 7.62mm is heavier bullet than NATO standard 5.56mm because it has better accuracy when used in forests where you have to shoot through branches and bushes.
lol ))) finnish army will plan to attack and not defend And take much looted ammo and weapony? )) Finland neutral country, wasn't in NATO and had good relations with USSR
I found info about it: it originate from time when finland was part of russian empire. Fin army used russian weapons, and have standarts of russian army. in war 1939. all filand artilery< and many others weapons was russians(except suomi , of course)
@01111983hummel Nope, not all Finnish artillery was based on Russian guns. There were cannon and howizers from France, Germany, Sweden and even Holland in Finland at 1939. Check your facts again.
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easy? Each time, In anyone fuck a case!!! Finns start to brag, how many they have killed Russian the soldier, (but they do not remember that have lost war) Finns have nothing to be proud more??? blood-thirsty loser..
So what you're saying is Soviets attacked with babies which in turn resulted in evil Finns killing thousands of ruskie babies? Errr.. Besides, it was SU who attacked, so what makes you call us blood thirsty?
Do the Finns make the NSV for themselves, or did they just buy them from the Russians? I'm curous, since the Russians switchd from the NSV to the Kord because the plant that made the NSV was in Kazahkstan.
I don't think they're built here. Propably bought from the East Germans or something way back, or any other east bloc country. That I wouldn't know, but I'm 99% certain they weren't manufactured in Finland.
Not exactly so. Works on KORD design started after 1991 and it was under construction for almost 10 years. So, only after 2001 KORD introduced in service and started to replace NSV. But till today NSV is the main heavy machinegun in Russian army.
Russian soldiers in Chechnya named it as "antisniper", because of its high accuracy, fire density and huge destructive power of projectile. Dispersion of bullets is just about 1.5meter at 1km distance. Comparing to NSV, KORD has almost double accuracy.
It propably won't be. Finland's going in NATO's general direction, and whenever it's going to be replaced, my best guess is its going to be something from their arsenal.
Nothing is lighter than KORD. Kord weights just 36kg, NSV about 45.
Kord is the only heavy machinegun in the World wich can shoot from bipod. So, you are totally right saying that KORD is more maneuverable. Its crew can easily transfer it to any non-prepaired battle position and immidiately open fire.
Well... 2km effective range of KORD against 1.5km of NSV. 36kg against 45kg. Almost double accuracy... Any of this improvements might seem non-significant by itself. But all together it seems to worth it.
Yes, but only in Russian army. Because after 90s production of NSV became located on soil of independent country, Kazakhstan. So, russians had to develop new heavy machinegun. Degtyarev's school gunsmiths in town of Kovrov (KORD).
Hello is there a chance to take a photo of a M 16 with a mounted rocket launcher, somewhere in the usa? or heavier (modern machine gun)? i am from germany and working as a photographer. Need to take this pic no chance to do so in europe. Maybe on a gunfare or so...
Aye. Might be a bit low powered, but I suppose there is no reason why couldn't you. After all, they used the 7.7mm Lews MMGs in the twenties and even in the second world war :p
Aye, with that I have to agree. It's maybe the most ballsy gun I've ever even seen, aside from the Zu23. That, I tell you, is one heck of an experience. Having ~2000 shots/minute rof and recoil ten times of the NSV (even compared to the 10x weight) its really really fun. Something you never forget.
Minusta ei ole mitenkään ihmeellistä että itikalla osutaan maleen. Meillä ensimmäinen joka osui oli ItKk apuase. Ja Sergayt ryskytti vieressä samaan aikaan.
Eipä siinä juu, apuaseet ei potki. Mut mites varsinainen itko? Saitkos mitään alas? Tuskinpa. Tehoa löytyy kuitenki sen verran enemmän että potkii hiukkasen ja malen kokoseen maaliin aika turha ampuakaa. Tosin, sitte ku sillä osuu tappaaki Venäläisen ku Venäläisen ;)
just like FN F2000, the bullet's casing ejected forward of the gun.
fnp90 6 months ago
Good old heavy Soviet machine gun!
hardware199 6 months ago
@hardware199 is no old dumbass and your cal 50 its what
TATARSTAN59500 2 months ago
@hardware199 and its finnish army
TATARSTAN59500 2 months ago
@hardware199 and its finnish army no russian
TATARSTAN59500 2 months ago
Just curious, why are Russian belt-fed guns fed from the right side and eject to the left?
matt92hun 7 months ago
@matt92hun Why do British people drive on the left side of the road?
Robbi159 5 months ago
@Robbi159 hahahaha
sanjesanju 5 months ago
DshK
dickorc 7 months ago
Little do we know, those sticks are the sights. :p
ZombieHunter19 7 months ago
@ZombieHunter19
Nope, like I said before, those sticks are in place only to limit the firing sector. The actual aiming is done with the reflector sight mounted on the back of the weapon. The sight itself is also seen in the video.
Jarppih 7 months ago 7
@Jarppih It was a joke bro. We can see the reflector sight.
ZombieHunter19 7 months ago
fuck off with the dear santas, think of something new ._.
junkrat1 8 months ago
omg
omega79009 9 months ago
Got to shoot 40 rounds with it. Very accurate even at long range. Shot to 1000m and every burst hit.
setakakki 9 months ago
Dear Santa...
ZombieHunter19 9 months ago
That thing's got a high rate of fire.
Harris91 10 months ago
oh wow now isnt that the bees knees.. :)
BryanW1988 10 months ago
beauty
cal011316 11 months ago
Это не NSV! Это KORD!
2127Pavel 1 year ago
@2127Pavel
It sure is NSV. Not Kord.
Jarppih 11 months ago 16
norway used this weapon
hqkill 1 year ago
@hqkill NSV? Im pretty sue Norway has M2.
SuperFinnish 1 year ago
@SuperFinnish awesome thx, i can't realy anything abaute Scandinavian weapons
hqkill 1 year ago
@SuperFinnish A few, but mostly M3M.
neitilinvandring 8 months ago
JESH
Vamutus 1 year ago
Hienot sektoriseipäät, hermanni.
mylwin 1 year ago
interesting, it feeds from the right. I shot german, nato and russian belt feed weapons, but never seen one that feeds from the right.
darkzeiram99 1 year ago
@darkzeiram99 PKM's feed from the right.... Stoner 63s can be set up for right hand feed, as well as M2 50 cals....
SpencerAK74M 1 year ago
@SpencerAK74M my bad, your right, all russian belt feed load from the right. I shot one years ago in iraq, a group had some, I swore it loaded from the left.
darkzeiram99 1 year ago
@darkzeiram99 Its ok.... We all have brain farts. lol
SpencerAK74M 1 year ago
Heacy machine gun 12.7mm rounds can take out helicopters, houses, low flying jets, armored infantry carriers, can be used as anti-sniper weapon with optics attached. Super gun.
reddwarf50 1 year ago 2
@reddwarf50 Yup, basically it's basically the famous .50cal , this one just shoots faster than the M2 BMG. :d
Kekkon3n 1 year ago
Finnish soldiers used that great gun at Cold Response 2010. It seemed to go quite fine with all that snow and the low temperatures in Norway, where the exercise took place. Russian guns are very, very reliable in extreme conditions.
Spetsnazcollector 1 year ago
@Spetsnazcollector Oh, you were in CR10?
LapinPete 1 year ago
@LapinPete No, I just read an article about it in Kommando (International Special Operations Magazine). Haha, me in Cold Response... ^^
Spetsnazcollector 1 year ago
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LapinPete 1 year ago
Perässäajaja ei selvästi ymmärtänyt "huumoria" kun osoittelin masin lavalta tuolla itikalla :(
TheRealJopi 1 year ago
HOLY SHIT THAT GUNS FUCKIN' AWESUM!
EmperorOfMars 1 year ago
sweet gun dude
maciverandy 2 years ago
Probably the reason why we use same caliber and weaponry dates back to winter war when finnish soldiers looted lots of weapons and ammo from captured russians. And 7.62mm is heavier bullet than NATO standard 5.56mm because it has better accuracy when used in forests where you have to shoot through branches and bushes.
Tombecho 2 years ago 4
why finland use many weapons made in ussr? finland was never socialist country
01111983hummel 2 years ago
@01111983hummel Russia was never socialist too.
Qlasettaja 2 years ago
@01111983hummel bcasue russian weapons are tough, cheap, light, reliable, deadly
SuperRussianSpy 2 years ago 4
Hypothetically highest threat. Same caliber ammunition and same types of weaponry = looted ammo and weaponry match with our own. Simple.
Tombecho 2 years ago 9
lol ))) finnish army will plan to attack and not defend And take much looted ammo and weapony? )) Finland neutral country, wasn't in NATO and had good relations with USSR
01111983hummel 2 years ago
@01111983hummel You're stupid ain't ya?
jakejanne 1 year ago
@01111983hummel We don't have an army. We have Defence Forces which is plan to defend not attack. We are not in NATO.
FINwarfare 1 year ago
I found info about it: it originate from time when finland was part of russian empire. Fin army used russian weapons, and have standarts of russian army. in war 1939. all filand artilery< and many others weapons was russians(except suomi , of course)
01111983hummel 2 years ago
@01111983hummel Umm.. Yes there were Russian weapons but our standards were Finnish. Suomi KP(Finnish sub machinegun) and Pystykorva rifle.
FINwarfare 1 year ago
@01111983hummel Nope, not all Finnish artillery was based on Russian guns. There were cannon and howizers from France, Germany, Sweden and even Holland in Finland at 1939. Check your facts again.
Kaarlo 1 year ago
Russian gun
ALEXT48178273 2 years ago
who are they albanian soliders
35zelen 2 years ago
They ar glorius Finnish soldiers!!
ever heard a small nation who kicked ruskies ass!!
panokset 2 years ago
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Yes I heard about this small nation who kicked ruskies ass and after that a part of the territory giving to Russia!!! Finns are very merciful!!!
KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
you got just a enough land to bury dead soldiers...
panokset 2 years ago 3
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Yes the Finnish territory is good for dead soldiers.I think soon one more part of Finland should become Memorial Russian the soldier!!
KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
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I dream that all Finland becomes huge Memorial Russian soldier!!
KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
Take it easy, ruskie.
Jarppih 2 years ago
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easy? Each time, In anyone fuck a case!!! Finns start to brag, how many they have killed Russian the soldier, (but they do not remember that have lost war) Finns have nothing to be proud more??? blood-thirsty loser..
KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
So first you declare that Russia should attack Finland again and conquer it altogether, after which you call me bloodthirsty. Rrrright.
Maybe you should try invading a nation on similiar level of civilization.. like uhh.. Mozambique?
Jarppih 2 years ago 2
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KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
I don't know about any babies honestly. Soldiers, yes, babies, propably not. :D
Jarppih 2 years ago 5
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You heard about WW2?? (Again blood-thirsty Finns nazis sucked) And again Russia has received some territories;-D
KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
So what you're saying is Soviets attacked with babies which in turn resulted in evil Finns killing thousands of ruskie babies? Errr.. Besides, it was SU who attacked, so what makes you call us blood thirsty?
Jarppih 2 years ago 25
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You do not remember Leningrad? You that today have drunk too many blood?SU?Finns yes
KOSTIAN242 2 years ago
Just RUKI VEHR kostian...
panokset 2 years ago
так держать!Дай этим пидорасам отпор!
Zzhopa 2 years ago
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Alexei55555 2 years ago
Please go whine elsewhere. Especially with that kind of english.
Jarppih 2 years ago
English smoke on world
Alexei55555 2 years ago
NSV was really fun to shoot back in the army times :D I liked it a lot!
karrpoff 2 years ago
Do the Finns make the NSV for themselves, or did they just buy them from the Russians? I'm curous, since the Russians switchd from the NSV to the Kord because the plant that made the NSV was in Kazahkstan.
StaceyC123 2 years ago
I don't think they're built here. Propably bought from the East Germans or something way back, or any other east bloc country. That I wouldn't know, but I'm 99% certain they weren't manufactured in Finland.
Jarppih 2 years ago
Thanks; the Russians didn't adopt the NSV until 1972, but they used it up until the 1990s, and then switched to the Kord.
StaceyC123 2 years ago
Not exactly so. Works on KORD design started after 1991 and it was under construction for almost 10 years. So, only after 2001 KORD introduced in service and started to replace NSV. But till today NSV is the main heavy machinegun in Russian army.
BitnikGr 2 years ago
Finland recieved a shitload of them as part of the T-72M1, BTR and BMP-2 purchases for practically free. Old cold war politics.
KekkonenKalasti 2 years ago
And it's a good MG so why change it.
KekkonenKalasti 2 years ago
ui vittu ku o makee
Seppovesimies 2 years ago
You should repalce it by the "Kord"
ghostkiller2125 2 years ago
It is the Kord..
SupraTompan 2 years ago
look at the info. Its is the NSV
ghostkiller2125 2 years ago
Yup, it is NSV, not Kord. Designated 12,7 ItKK 96 in the Finnish army. It says NSV in the description and in the title.
Jarppih 2 years ago
what were you shooting at?
GunFreak270 2 years ago
a Banshee target drone
Jarppih 2 years ago
pudotin lennokin tollasella
Toop3 2 years ago 3
Niiden pudottamiseen se taitaa parhaiten soveltua... ;)
TheCrazyFinn 2 years ago
ooo good weapons !!!
xeQtEEEEE 2 years ago
hey ain't that machine gun equibalent to the american 50. cal machine gun
beteta20 2 years ago
yeah 12.7 mm is .50 cal
DeathsOneDesign 2 years ago 2
.50 BMG is 12.7x99mm
NSV is 12.7x108mm
Hairysteed 2 years ago
is this antiaircraft?
offlineri 2 years ago
yeah it's supposed to be. however, nothing stops you from using it against anything you see on the ground either
Jarppih 2 years ago
Russian soldiers in Chechnya named it as "antisniper", because of its high accuracy, fire density and huge destructive power of projectile. Dispersion of bullets is just about 1.5meter at 1km distance. Comparing to NSV, KORD has almost double accuracy.
BitnikGr 2 years ago 2
@offlineri For Helicopters.
FINwarfare 1 year ago
isnt that the gun rambo used in rambo 3 for shooting the helicopter? but with big sights
Drulil 2 years ago
tänään purin ja kasasin 10 kertaa :D hiano ase!
tompi88 3 years ago
Iloisia aamuja
Jarppih 3 years ago
This has been replaced by the Kord now, right?
cl0vvntiem 3 years ago
No its not. It's very much used even today, and propably will be even further.
Jarppih 3 years ago
It WILL be replased by CORD. =))
141235a 2 years ago
It propably won't be. Finland's going in NATO's general direction, and whenever it's going to be replaced, my best guess is its going to be something from their arsenal.
Jarppih 2 years ago
KORD also has a version produced for NATO ammunition. Exactly for this reason, for export to NATO countries.
BitnikGr 2 years ago
Replacing it with Kord is not gonna bring any significant improvements
Hairysteed 2 years ago 2
oh man, ditto....ditto
Vanklersmitten 2 years ago
The Kord is more maneuverable.
Unit987654321 2 years ago
More maneuverable in what way? I don't see how it would be any different as vehicle- or tripod-mounted HMG
Hairysteed 2 years ago
MY apologies, at first I thought this gun was DShK, yeah this gun is lighter than the Kord, so you may be right.
Unit987654321 2 years ago
Nothing is lighter than KORD. Kord weights just 36kg, NSV about 45.
Kord is the only heavy machinegun in the World wich can shoot from bipod. So, you are totally right saying that KORD is more maneuverable. Its crew can easily transfer it to any non-prepaired battle position and immidiately open fire.
BitnikGr 2 years ago
@BitnikGr actually, the finnish nsv can be fitted with a bipod.
XIIIphobos 1 year ago
Well... 2km effective range of KORD against 1.5km of NSV. 36kg against 45kg. Almost double accuracy... Any of this improvements might seem non-significant by itself. But all together it seems to worth it.
BitnikGr 2 years ago
Yes, but only in Russian army. Because after 90s production of NSV became located on soil of independent country, Kazakhstan. So, russians had to develop new heavy machinegun. Degtyarev's school gunsmiths in town of Kovrov (KORD).
BitnikGr 2 years ago
Nah, it's not the American people or goverment that caused the economic bullshit, just a couple of rich fuckers who wanted to become richer.
JarJarShrinks 3 years ago 5
Just so you people know, 1901974 is Australian.
boikimvideos 3 years ago
he must be here on Holiday.....
redisbig 3 years ago
wow, thats pretty good. the shoulder stabilizers are pretty clever.
gosciu555 3 years ago
those are not americans you dumb fuck, read the description they are finns. they also sound nothing like americans
TomaPartizani 3 years ago 3
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Americans having fun again with Russian equipment.
1901974 3 years ago
Finns, not americans...
Gekkouu 3 years ago 18
Americans having fun with messing up their own economy, I apologize for NOT using the F- word.
KekkonenKalasti 3 years ago
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these fucks having fun with our tax money. lucky bitchs
thegrandmoosie 3 years ago
None of your tax money to be had here. How about you blame GM and Lehman Brothers for a start. :)
KekkonenKalasti 3 years ago 5
jhmbmmbmb
sokarco23 3 years ago
only beasts in west..
M1lko01 3 years ago
Hello is there a chance to take a photo of a M 16 with a mounted rocket launcher, somewhere in the usa? or heavier (modern machine gun)? i am from germany and working as a photographer. Need to take this pic no chance to do so in europe. Maybe on a gunfare or so...
Thanks, all the best to the west
plorenz030 3 years ago
I fired one but that one knocked me off my feet, this must be a preety good improvement
shibl911 3 years ago
how much can i buy this for in america, is there a way to get a license for a machine gun and where do u get a machine gun license
fuckserbrussians4 3 years ago
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LapinPete 3 years ago 11
The ATF. They will send you all the paper work and info you need. If there isnt one already registered you will have to open a firearms buisness.
veprman 3 years ago
Yah but you will be on a very special list if you own one ;P
thecoolconejoman 3 years ago
And then the AFT will do random inspections on your house and property.
swedishvolvo 3 years ago
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hahaha aiming stakes
pi0101 3 years ago
Actually not really. Sector stakes - to limit the shooting sector to the designated firing zone.
Jarppih 3 years ago
Vittu mä haluan tuollasen mun kämpän ikkunalle niin terve tuloa velanperijät kylään=))
Jepaaz 3 years ago 4
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if the drone was shot down...where is it....fallen in your asshole?
metekhan23 3 years ago
oh yeah.
Jarppih 3 years ago
john rambo did some fancy things with that gun :D
slotghel1337 3 years ago
AZ DI APONIM
kurmancooooo 3 years ago
Whatever you say
Jarppih 3 years ago
yes it is a 50 cal round, its measured in mms. size of round case diffrs, but bullet diameter is same.
556natoammo 3 years ago
isnt a 12.7x99 a .50 cal round?
Caboose2895 3 years ago
Yes, but these are 12.7x107mm
bum291 3 years ago
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JemoKurd 3 years ago
Yeees?
Jarppih 3 years ago
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ulan göt...önce oku...bunlar finnish people :D hahahaha....
metekhan23 3 years ago
yhy yhy itku. jos halutaan kitistä ni kitise ees kielellä jota muutki ymmärtää.
Jarppih 3 years ago
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@JemoKurd Go fuck your Allah please.
FINwarfare 1 year ago
Cool, we used the same reflex sights and similar mounts on our 12,7's in the Norwegian military.
Pzgraf 3 years ago
same sights - I believe they are made in Norway
axelerat3d 3 years ago
voi vittu tätä itikkaa HAHA kalpenee huolel meiä aseen vieres (23 it 61 sergei
redbunnyz 3 years ago
Molemmilla olen ampunut ja molempiin koulutuksen saanu :) On siinä Sergeissä munaa, mutta eipä oo itikan voittanutta. :P
Jarppih 3 years ago
can u keep this baby for self defence at home? xDD
aisqutis 4 years ago 5
Only in USA... ;D
masterofwalruses 4 years ago 3
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U fucking idiot..its finland
RebelForce8 3 years ago
I dont think that was the point. In USA you can have about any gun for "self-defence", even a damn 152mm Howitzer if you wish.
Jarppih 3 years ago
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No, not really.
WaroftheGalaxies 3 years ago
You do realize you have no idea what the hell you're talking about? Don't you?
LawlessOne24 3 years ago
I actually know a dude in NH who, well, yeah...
WinterEcho 3 years ago
Nice gun
LazarMayne 4 years ago 3
Nice shooting
gandb21 4 years ago 3
This may be random, but can the PKM machine gun be used as an AA gun?
FOOSAG 4 years ago
ye probably, if you mount it on the proper tripod.... but then it isnt that good of an AA gun..
fivestars20 4 years ago
Aye. Might be a bit low powered, but I suppose there is no reason why couldn't you. After all, they used the 7.7mm Lews MMGs in the twenties and even in the second world war :p
Jarppih 4 years ago
No thats a NSV heavy machinegun all it is a big version of the PK but a 12.7x107mm it replaced the DSHK .
stooge02 3 years ago
Nice gun. It has balls. I've only shot 90 rounds with one but it was fun.
BlizBob 4 years ago
Aye, with that I have to agree. It's maybe the most ballsy gun I've ever even seen, aside from the Zu23. That, I tell you, is one heck of an experience. Having ~2000 shots/minute rof and recoil ten times of the NSV (even compared to the 10x weight) its really really fun. Something you never forget.
One burst and you're shaking. :)
Jarppih 4 years ago
i want one for christmas please santa i will be good this year!
IR1993 4 years ago
Hehe, good luck with your parents then :D
Jarppih 4 years ago
aw man my mom said no she said i might shoot my eye out. =(
IR1993 3 years ago
awsome dude
zyz91 4 years ago 3
Minusta ei ole mitenkään ihmeellistä että itikalla osutaan maleen. Meillä ensimmäinen joka osui oli ItKk apuase. Ja Sergayt ryskytti vieressä samaan aikaan.
nimim. ItAuk II/06
miikathebest 4 years ago 3
Eipä siinä juu, apuaseet ei potki. Mut mites varsinainen itko? Saitkos mitään alas? Tuskinpa. Tehoa löytyy kuitenki sen verran enemmän että potkii hiukkasen ja malen kokoseen maaliin aika turha ampuakaa. Tosin, sitte ku sillä osuu tappaaki Venäläisen ku Venäläisen ;)
Jarppih 4 years ago
Ei apuaseella pudoteltu sen enempää mitä itkollakaan. Suunnassa sain ainakin itse pidettyä osumat kummallakin. Mitään ei kuitenkaan tullut alas.
miikathebest 4 years ago 2
Tulihan niitä maleja niinä parina päivänä parikin alas?
Jarppih 4 years ago