NP Calibers we fired over the years

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sitar";p="55408 wrote: has anybody fired .557 t rex ??
U mean the 577

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Post by Rottmeister » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:15 pm

A Webley&Scott .38/200 and a Webley & Scott .45; wonder if the IOF manufactures in the same caliber.
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Post by The Doc » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:17 pm

RottLord";p="62027 wrote: A Webley&Scott .38/200 and a Webley & Scott .45; wonder if the IOF manufactures in the same caliber.
No it doesn't.

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Re: NP Calibers we fired over the years

Post by raj » Tue Dec 16, 2008 10:07 pm

.315 (IOF)
.22 lr(IOF,BRNO,BSA)
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.32(IOF)
.30-06
12 gauge
16 gauge
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Re: NP Calibers we fired over the years

Post by badcheetah » Tue Apr 28, 2009 2:36 am

I have fired quiet a few , dont exactly know the caliber as most of these have either been at an Army Unit and over there when the CO tells you to Discharge a weapon , u dont ask him minor details but how many shots can i fire .
The list is as follows :
.303
The INSAS Rifle
Bren Light Machine Gun (LMG)
AK-47 ,
AK-56
Heckler & Koch MP5
Browning GP35
MSG 90 Sniper rifle
Dragunov Sniper Rifle
Tavor Tar-21
Colt.45
M-16 Rifle
.32 revolver
.32 pistol
glock (9mm)
Baretta (9mm)
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