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LadyFiona:why on earth do you want to have or handle it? |
[there was a Ruler |
Hostermipo:thank technology |
Abajosax007:sure, but do you expect a soldier not to use a gun in the battle field just because he/she believes Jesus guarantees protection? |
yea, scientific name of wash |
blueto:interesting, who could that be? |
Ucheosefoh:survival is key |
PRYCE:no doubt, but not in the way I am looking at it |
divinessa:are you just knowing the world is wicked |
this world is mysterious, not long he took that picture with him and now this |
old school lines |
CC: Lalasticlala, Afam4eva |
3 M2HB 50-Caliber Machine Gun Place of origin: United States Also called "Ma Deuce" or "The Fifty," this machine gun has been in service longer than any other machine gun in use today. Firing a massive .50 caliber bullet at the rate of over 500 rounds per minute, it is effective out to over a mile away. The simplicity of the design and durability of the parts have lead to the M2HB being used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from an infantry weapon, to ship defense, to use as a primary air-to-air weapon. 2 FN FAL Place of origin: Belgium Distinctive thanks to a very linear setup, and an overall length that makes it fairly bulky, the FN FAL nonetheless became one of the most popular assault rifles produced in the 20th century. Over 90 countries and numerous militias adopted them for use thanks to the heavy 7.62mm round. This made the FAL the free world's answer to the AK-47 up until the Stoner AR-15 platform was introduced, and even after that, it was still favored by numerous countries due to its accuracy, durability, and flexibility – it could easily be used as a squad light machine gun, sniper rifle, or combat rifle depending on the need. This flexibility makes it one of the deadliest guns in the world. 1. DSR-Precision DSR 50 Sniper Rifle Place of origin: Germany While the round coming out of this rifle is the same size of the rounds coming out of the M2HB, you'll never see this one coming. These rifles can hit a 2-inch target from a half-mile away, meaning the bullet will hit you before you hear the gun firing. The good news is that they are expensive, and in limited production. Also, they are limited by the abilities of the shooter, and require much more practice than any other gun on this list to master. www.top10zen.com/top-10-most-powerful-guns-in-the-world-1306
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7 Thompson M1921 Submachine Gun Place of origin: United States Firing the massive .45 ACP round at the rate of up to 1500 rounds per minute, depending on the model, the "Tommy Gun" is a classic weapon from the days of Prohibition and pre-World War II up through current times, with modern variants still being produced for collectors and older models still showing up in armed conflicts across the world. Sometimes called "The Chicago Typewriter" due to the rapid fire, the danger of the gun is often mitigated by the fact that it is one of the most difficult shoulder-fired weapons to control, with poor accuracy beyond pistol range and the propensity to jump around on full automatic. In close quarters though, there is nothing deadlier. 6 FN Herstal Minimi Place of origin: Belgium A gun that goes by a variety of names, including the M249 SAW, the Minimi is a belt-fed light machine gun that can fire up to 1,000 rounds per minute. Unlike the other machine guns on the list, this can be carried and fired by one man, on the move or from a stationary position. This ability to maneuver makes it a go-to gun for armies around the world – almost 50 have adopted it for use, while a number of other countries have produced unlicensed models for use. 5 Uzi Submachine Gun Place of origin: Israel A gun you can't see is especially dangerous, and if that gun can fire off rounds at the rate of 20 per second, watch out. The Uzi submachine gun and its variants package rapid fire deadliness in a tiny package – the Micro-Uzi is only 28 centimeters in length. It is used world-wide, with over 90 countries adopting it for military or law enforcement use. It is popular on the other side as well, with criminals and terrorists choosing it for concealment and plentiful ammunition. 4 Stoner AR-15 Place of origin: United States This weapon comes under a number of variants, the most familiar being the M-16, the AR-15, and the M4. They are all of the same design, using the same parts, but fitted with different accessories. Versions capable of firing on automatic are second only to the AK-47 in terms of military use worldwide, while semi-automatic version are the most popular assault-style civilian rifles across the world. They are quite accurate to mid ranges, compact, and light, and they fire a round that is easy to find in any country.
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Like all other technologies, firearm technology
has improved greatly in the last century. It took
multiple centuries to go from a single-shot
musket with limited range to a repeating rifle
accurate out to a quarter of a mile, but it has
taken only a century to go from that repeating
rifle to fully automatic weapons accurate out to
as far as two miles. These advances in
technology have created a new generation of
incredibly potent armaments whose deadliness is
only limited by the user. Here are the top 10
most powerful guns in the world. 10 HK416 Assault Rifle Place of origin: Germany This collaboration between American armed forces and German arms maker Heckler & Koch is slowly encroaching on the territory of the AR-15 platform as the favored assault rifle. A relatively new design that is only beginning to hit the world markets, this will become the main assault rifle of the 21st century. The design has demonstrated better accuracy, better reliability, and longer part lifespan when compared against the AR-15 and its variants. The cost of the rifle and the hesitance of countries to dispose of arms they have already paid for is all that stands in the way of this becoming the prevalent assault rifle of the 21st century. 9 Kalashnikov AK-47 Assault Rifle Place of origin: Soviet Union While it does not have the sheer firepower, range, accuracy or ease of concealment of the other guns on the list, what makes the AK-47 the most dangerous gun in the world is simplicity and numbers. The ubiquity of the weapon is scary – there have been over 100 million AK-47 or licensed variants sold since its creation. It is inexpensive, easy to fix, and incredibly durable. The operation is uncomplicated, making it easy for even the least experienced gunman to pick up and use. 8 1911 .45 ACP Place of origin: United States What makes a pistol so dangerous is the capability of concealment and the ease of use at short ranges. What makes this particular pistol so dangerous is a combination of ubiquity, accuracy, and sheer power. The largest common pistol round, the .45 caliber packs a solid punch, and the weight of the weapons tends to allow for better accuracy. The 1911 .45 ACP is made under a number of names, but they are all easily recognizable as being part of the family. The design has been in production for over 100 years, and is likely to continue production for just as long.
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mu2sa2:yes, because the people moved too far from him |
and some daft sentimental people will only want to criticize the President even when they can clearly see he is doing the right thing. |
shocked! shocked! *checks dictionary* tell me shock now has another meaning. |
had I known comes to the mind of the heartless souls |
Brian10:just chill, wait and see what comes out tomorrow |
Tjayjosh:1. Christ never died for our sins. 2. Christ was murdered. |
fallacy |
Brian10:what is yours showing? |
Brian10:<232 |
Brian10:yea |
Brian10:I don't just see this jamb policy holding, though checked my eligibility status earlier and saw that it was still intact |
Brian10:so what do you make of the News, do you think the process will be scrapped? |
Pukka36:yea I do. |
Brian10:but JAMB is yet to officially state that it has been rescinded, well we will have the rest of this week to confirm that |
Pukka36:can you elaborate on what you mean? |
Brian10:If the people being transferred to other schools are still allowed to write the pume of their first choice university, don't you think they are on advantage? |
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