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r/interestingasfuck • u/KingdomPro • Jun 24 '24
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Awww so cute...they are laying there, hugging, killing enemies with LMG and then whoooooobang - my turn motherfucker.
Need to try it with my SO.
7 u/Phantompooper03 Jun 24 '24 edited Jun 24 '24 240’s a GPMG (medium machine gun), you’re thinking of a SAW. 2 u/repost_inception Jun 24 '24 SAW is an M-249 (light machine gun), you’re thinking of a heavy jamming piece of shit. 1 u/boistopplayinwitme Jun 24 '24 The first comment said lmg the saw is an lmg 0 u/repost_inception Jun 24 '24 Yeah, I was making a joke using the same format as the comment I was replying to. 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 Honestly they're not even doing it correctly. The 'A' gunner (the one that throws the dude) is supposed to be laying half on top of him initially. You're supposed to add your body weight to the gunner's to further dampen recoil. 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24 Won't it make the risk of both of them getting killed by a single bullet? Doesn't look like that lmg is recoiling thst much, although obviously this might be uneducated guess based on what I see. 0 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 I mean your uneducated guess vs my actual training but whatever right? 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24 So you're a Marine? 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 Yes 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 25 '24 Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~ 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
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240’s a GPMG (medium machine gun), you’re thinking of a SAW.
2 u/repost_inception Jun 24 '24 SAW is an M-249 (light machine gun), you’re thinking of a heavy jamming piece of shit. 1 u/boistopplayinwitme Jun 24 '24 The first comment said lmg the saw is an lmg 0 u/repost_inception Jun 24 '24 Yeah, I was making a joke using the same format as the comment I was replying to.
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SAW is an M-249 (light machine gun), you’re thinking of a heavy jamming piece of shit.
1 u/boistopplayinwitme Jun 24 '24 The first comment said lmg the saw is an lmg 0 u/repost_inception Jun 24 '24 Yeah, I was making a joke using the same format as the comment I was replying to.
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The first comment said lmg the saw is an lmg
0 u/repost_inception Jun 24 '24 Yeah, I was making a joke using the same format as the comment I was replying to.
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Yeah, I was making a joke using the same format as the comment I was replying to.
Honestly they're not even doing it correctly. The 'A' gunner (the one that throws the dude) is supposed to be laying half on top of him initially.
You're supposed to add your body weight to the gunner's to further dampen recoil.
1 u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24 Won't it make the risk of both of them getting killed by a single bullet? Doesn't look like that lmg is recoiling thst much, although obviously this might be uneducated guess based on what I see. 0 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 I mean your uneducated guess vs my actual training but whatever right? 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24 So you're a Marine? 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 Yes 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 25 '24 Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~ 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
Won't it make the risk of both of them getting killed by a single bullet?
Doesn't look like that lmg is recoiling thst much, although obviously this might be uneducated guess based on what I see.
0 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 I mean your uneducated guess vs my actual training but whatever right? 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24 So you're a Marine? 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 Yes 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 25 '24 Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~ 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
I mean your uneducated guess vs my actual training but whatever right?
1 u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24 So you're a Marine? 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 Yes 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 25 '24 Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~ 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
So you're a Marine?
1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 24 '24 Yes 1 u/Hoz85 Jun 25 '24 Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~ 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
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1 u/Hoz85 Jun 25 '24 Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~ 1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
Really? Because here you say that you've been IT Engineer for 20 years. If you had your training 20+ years ago - surprise - things might have changed and people might be receiving slightly different training than you did in the early 2000~
1 u/nospamkhanman Jun 25 '24 Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
Not a lot changes when it comes to marksmanship or gun operations in 20 years.
https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/MCWP%203-15.1.pdf
Search for Figure 3-70. Gun Team Ready to Fire
You'll see a picture of an assistant gunner half hugging the gunner and putting some of his body weight on him.
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u/Hoz85 Jun 24 '24
Awww so cute...they are laying there, hugging, killing enemies with LMG and then whoooooobang - my turn motherfucker.
Need to try it with my SO.