http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s6_vufc1ns

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IeEa8tqUkE&feature=related

I want, I'd buy a Unimog as a tow vehical.

How can you own something like that?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31vm3-BQRJU

Just because its such a cool video, damn so thats how WW2 night battles must have looked like! Holy ****!

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More importantly,,,, where the hell do you buy ammo for that thing!

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In old Soviet bloc countries?

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That breech mechanism looks like a way to trim one's limbs.

Yeah they are nuts, I'd use a stick...or have some other idiot ram the shells home.

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I want one of those....


Anyone know of an Arms Dealer that take American Express?

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it's automatic.

It's actually quite safe. With a round loaded there's no recesses to snag fingers as the breech closes. Closely trimmed nailes ARE recommended.

The way the loader snatched his hand free after sliding the round home looked like he'd been bitten.

That was the breech block pushing his hand out of the way.
Believe me, the Army doesn't want gun crews losing fingers in the heat of battle.

Those guys are SERIOUS gun enthusiasts! I'd hate to have to pay for a box of THAT ammo.

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2002 C320 Wagon 122,000 miles
2016 AMG GTS 12,000 miles

Where is Nick when he's needed?

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His dad got arrested.

I'd still be afraid of that breech, why did they have to make it spring loaded...you can slam a breech shut pretty freaken quick when you are motivated.

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You have to remember that when the shell is in the chamber the base of the shell will be flush, or very nearly, with the rear of the chamber. There would be nothing to catch your fingers on. The breech closing will just push you out of the way. Now, trip the breech without a round chambered with your hand in there and all bets are off!

Regarding getting into that kind of ownership it seems that most hardcore enthusiasts are dealers. There are Federal, state, etc. licensing that allows you to own, well, just about anything..... Provided you operate as a business, selling, dealing, manufacturing of arms, etc. Some machine gun collectors are also dealers or manufacturers. This allows you to own post '86 dealer sample machine guns as long as they are for sale. This may sound like a loophole, and I guess it could be considered one but you would have to actually have a place of business and do what you say you do to keep it all legal.

RT

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I wonder how much it would cost to fire one round in that 90mm cannon....

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1987 300SDL 200K+
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1980 240D 360k mi
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GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
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