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Cool collection How much do those sorts of things cost, if you don't mind?
Only things I have that would qualify for that area are a couple dummy 30mm gatling gun rounds and an empty Flak 38 case. |
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Cool collection How much do those sorts of things cost, if you don't mind? Only things I have that would qualify for that area are a couple dummy 30mm gatling gun rounds and an empty Flak 38 case. It really varies. I'd be happy to PM you what I paid for particular items but overall the rocket launchers/missile tubes/bazookas ranged from $40 shipped to $330 shipped and the projectiles/cartridges ranged from $7 to $120. I'm always looking for more stuff so if you ever want to sell those things, PM me. |
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I've always wanted one of the LAW's for some reason. Probably watched too many movies in the 80's.
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I want one of the AT4 trainers in 9mm... So do I but they are a restricted item so almost any AT4 9mm trainer out there is stolen. I do have some of the special 9mm tracer rounds they shoot though(thanks to a member on here). The class 3 gunshop that FPSRUSSIA gets his stuff from had a youtube video clip of an operational AT4 9mm trainer so I guess there are some out there. You can still find(if you look hard enough) live 35mm training rockets for the M190 subcaliber kit on my M72A2 LAW so one of these days I'll have to buy one and shoot it. |
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Cool collection How much do those sorts of things cost, if you don't mind? Only things I have that would qualify for that area are a couple dummy 30mm gatling gun rounds and an empty Flak 38 case. It really varies. I'd be happy to PM you what I paid for particular items but overall the rocket launchers/missile tubes/bazookas ranged from $40 shipped to $330 shipped and the projectiles/cartridges ranged from $7 to $120. I'm always looking for more stuff so if you ever want to sell those things, PM me. Will do. I don't know that I'd ever necessarily get into collecting that sort of thing, but a large launching device would look cool in the man room |
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I want one of the AT4 trainers in 9mm... So do I but they are a restricted item so almost any AT4 9mm trainer out there is stolen. I do have some of the special 9mm tracer rounds they shoot though(thanks to a member on here). The class 3 gunshop that FPSRUSSIA gets his stuff from had a youtube video clip of an operational AT4 9mm trainer so I guess there are some out there. You can still find(if you look hard enough) live 35mm training rockets for the M190 subcaliber kit on my M72A2 LAW so one of these days I'll have to buy one and shoot it. who manufactured the original AT4 9mm trainers...I wonder if they are still making them? |
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I want one of the AT4 trainers in 9mm... So do I but they are a restricted item so almost any AT4 9mm trainer out there is stolen. I do have some of the special 9mm tracer rounds they shoot though(thanks to a member on here). The class 3 gunshop that FPSRUSSIA gets his stuff from had a youtube video clip of an operational AT4 9mm trainer so I guess there are some out there. You can still find(if you look hard enough) live 35mm training rockets for the M190 subcaliber kit on my M72A2 LAW so one of these days I'll have to buy one and shoot it. who manufactured the original AT4 9mm trainers...I wonder if they are still making them? I would guess the people who make the real ones, Saab Bofors Dynamics. The 9mm trainers are just a normal At4 empty tube with a different firing mechanism, different rear piece(that houses the breech in the trainer), and a barrel mounted inside the tube. |
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Nice collection.
I want me one of those 120mm APFSDS...to go with my 25mm APDS round. |
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I'd love to find one for my son someday that he could put in his room, the round anyway.
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I want one of the AT4 trainers in 9mm... So do I but they are a restricted item so almost any AT4 9mm trainer out there is stolen. I do have some of the special 9mm tracer rounds they shoot though(thanks to a member on here). The class 3 gunshop that FPSRUSSIA gets his stuff from had a youtube video clip of an operational AT4 9mm trainer so I guess there are some out there. You can still find(if you look hard enough) live 35mm training rockets for the M190 subcaliber kit on my M72A2 LAW so one of these days I'll have to buy one and shoot it. who manufactured the original AT4 9mm trainers...I wonder if they are still making them? I would guess the people who make the real ones, Saab Bofors Dynamics. The 9mm trainers are just a normal At4 empty tube with a different firing mechanism, different rear piece(that houses the breech in the trainer), and a barrel mounted inside the tube. I looked into it a few years ago...I knew it was tube with a different mechanism....off to send an email.. |
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Seriously, toss that chair in the 6th pic and police up your area!
Nice hardware, btw. |
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Nice collection. I want me one of those 120mm APFSDS...to go with my 25mm APDS round. There is a online store that currently has a penetrator similar to mine but without the sabot for $60. Another site sells different types of sabots for these penetrators for $10-50. If you want a complete one, the site that sells the sabots also sells complete sets like mine. I got mine through gunbroker though, not these other sites. |
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I want one of the AT4 trainers in 9mm... So do I but they are a restricted item so almost any AT4 9mm trainer out there is stolen. I do have some of the special 9mm tracer rounds they shoot though(thanks to a member on here). The class 3 gunshop that FPSRUSSIA gets his stuff from had a youtube video clip of an operational AT4 9mm trainer so I guess there are some out there. You can still find(if you look hard enough) live 35mm training rockets for the M190 subcaliber kit on my M72A2 LAW so one of these days I'll have to buy one and shoot it. who manufactured the original AT4 9mm trainers...I wonder if they are still making them? I would guess the people who make the real ones, Saab Bofors Dynamics. The 9mm trainers are just a normal At4 empty tube with a different firing mechanism, different rear piece(that houses the breech in the trainer), and a barrel mounted inside the tube. I looked into it a few years ago...I knew it was tube with a different mechanism....off to send an email.. Let me know if you have any luck. I'd go in for a group buy. Seriously |
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I'd love to find one for my son someday that he could put in his room, the round anyway. What are you looking for? |
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Can I play? http://imageshack.us/a/img807/9923/dsc4715o.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img42/5971/dsc4718m.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img547/4500/dsc1492d.jpg I thought we had this conversation |
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It's being repainted
Currently bare metal waiting for a good day to shoot it with primer. BLUE bands |
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It's being repainted Currently bare metal waiting for a good day to shoot it with primer. BLUE bands BLUE bands. Good boy. |
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Can I play? http://imageshack.us/a/img807/9923/dsc4715o.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img42/5971/dsc4718m.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img547/4500/dsc1492d.jpg So cool. I would kill to have one of those. That must be the AIM-9L/M you mentioned in your PM awhile back |
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Can I play? http://imageshack.us/a/img807/9923/dsc4715o.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img42/5971/dsc4718m.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img547/4500/dsc1492d.jpg So cool. I would kill to have one of those. That must be the AIM-9L/M you mentioned in your PM awhile back Yes. Love your TOW launcher!! |
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It's being repainted Currently bare metal waiting for a good day to shoot it with primer. BLUE bands BLUE bands. Good boy. I credit you with the change. That and when I was sanding off the old paint it had three layers. Most recently brown/yellow, then blue/blue, and originally brown/yellow. It will look like this... http://imageshack.us/a/img15/92/70407466076f9a34aefck.jpg Right on! Nice score on the missile! ETA: You win in this Thread! |
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I have a dummy M18 claymore. M31 rilfe grenade, Inert M72 LAW and a assorment of grenades and shells.......S/O calls them "nic nacs"..
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Cool collection! Where does one find these? There are some M72 LAW tubes for sale right now in the arfcom EE(not by me, just noticed them recently). Gunbroker often has a bunch of stuff but its best to watch it for awhile to get an idea as to what the prices on things are before you buy so that you don't overpay. European auction sites and militaria dealers often have the best prices on non-USA items and some of that stuff can only really be found from them. Ebay has stuff come up sometimes as well. |
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The guy with the Sidewinder may be able to tone check that sucker
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The centerpiece of my collection was an early Redeye launcher complete with a trainer F-O-F detector unit. It went to a movie prop house in California. All my pictures are still on paper, should convert them to dig one of these days.
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Wow those M72s really bring back some memories- especially the A7. Thanks for posting these!
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When I was a kid in the 60's, all the neighborhood kids had M72 tubes, we used them as bazookas when playing army. I had one, but it got way laid over the years. Back then, they were just useless trash out at Ft. Jackson, and you could go out to the post dump (by car if your parent was military, or sneak in through the woods, it was not far from housing areas on the outskirts of the post) and just pick them up by the armload. Then sometime in the early 70's they decided this was not a good thing, so the fort started burying them immediately. There are probably tens of thousands buried out there, along with lots of rumored other cool USGI stuff.
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EDIT to add: IN CASE ANYONE KNOWS WHERE I COULD LOOK TO BUY ONE, I am looking for INERT 84mm Carl Gustav practice rounds or even fired cases, BTW. ( I do try to follow the COC).
The best photo gallery / forum I've found on the web for INERT ordnance is: Inert Ordnance Collectors Forum in the U.K. Link: http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/ Apparently collecting such things is a really popular hobby over there. That forum has some great photo galleries and apparently some very knowledgible collectors and EOD techs as members. OP: Nice sub-calibered LAW! You really need to seek out some training rockets for that & post a video here. Does anyone have the link to the episode of "American Guns" where they bought one of those, then fired it in the direction of a car rigged with Tannerite? (seemed to be a trick shot & not really what that subcal actually does). Still very cool to see. |
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I dont have any but a gunshop that just closed here had an old stinger tube mounted up on the wall for decoration. Wish I could of had it
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The 120mm M865 looks like the older APCSDS-T (Armor Piercing Cone Stabilized Discarding Sabot). The new M865IP rounds are still cone stabilized, but lack the holes.
Why "cone stabilized", you ask? The cone slows down the projectile and reduces range past typical training gunnery ranges. AFAIK, the only KE rds that are FS are service sabot (M829 series). If you can get a hold of one of those, then you are the man. |
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