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monkey boy 1

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the_bovine

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Sunday 1st January 2006
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monkey boy 1 said:
www.nearlygood.com/video/m60gun.html


Imagoine the no of cows u coudl killered with thats! mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

285 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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monkey boy 1 said:
THIS IS MIND BLOWING


Aye, his head was shaking a bit.....

8Pack

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270 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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Ah!...There u'ar ma' brav british chum! You ar' aren't you?....there a' mean....

A' wud li..ike to weesh u' and yur familee a ve..ery heppy new yeur!.......a' raise ma glass of lupin vin to u an' yurs!...........

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

285 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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Give me strength.....

And greetings to you, too, you loopy lupin person......



And everbody else.......

pesty

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286 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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He's got a big piece but he handles it well

8Pack

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270 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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Ah! that tis 'im, ma eenglish chum. alwa's the jockeur! Les meilleurs voeux pour 2006 M'sieur!...........eur, see you lateur alligateur!.....

jimbeaux

33,791 posts

261 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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8Pack said:
Ah! that tis 'im, ma eenglish chum. alwa's the jockeur! Les meilleurs voeux pour 2006 M'sieur!...........eur, see you lateur alligateur!.....


What he said!!

combover

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257 months

Sunday 1st January 2006
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That's not such a huge achievement, a Vickers Machine Gun once fired 100,000 rounds in one go at Savoy Trench on the Somme on 24th August 1916. Admittedly, they were water cooled which helped but still, that's some achievement. M60? Pah! You want one of these:



Combover

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

285 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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Can I get one at Tescos....?

Frik

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273 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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mybrainhurts said:
Can I get one at Tescos....?
Yes.

You get £10 off a DVD player when you buy 3...

yertis

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296 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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combover said:
That's not such a huge achievement, a Vickers Machine Gun once fired 100,000 rounds in one go at Savoy Trench on the Somme on 24th August 1916. Admittedly, they were water cooled which helped but still, that's some achievement. M60? Pah! You want one of these:



Combover


I've never understood how the water jacket cools those things - is it some sort of siphon arrangement?

petros

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259 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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Brilliant Site, have spent hours on it browsing through the various clips

silverback mike

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283 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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combover said:
That's not such a huge achievement, a Vickers Machine Gun once fired 100,000 rounds in one go at Savoy Trench on the Somme on 24th August 1916. Admittedly, they were water cooled which helped but still, that's some achievement. M60? Pah! You want one of these:



Combover


Used to urinate in it to cool the thing as well.

FourWheelDrift

92,356 posts

314 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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The MetalStorm electronically initiated stacked projectile weapon system can fire one million rounds in one minute.

www.cnn.com/2003/BUSINESS/06/26/australia.metalstorm/

Pigeon

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276 months

Monday 2nd January 2006
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yertis said:
I've never understood how the water jacket cools those things - is it some sort of siphon arrangement?

Total loss evaporative cooling, I think, like you see on old stationary engines.

combover

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257 months

Tuesday 3rd January 2006
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Pigeon said:
yertis said:
I've never understood how the water jacket cools those things - is it some sort of siphon arrangement?

Total loss evaporative cooling, I think, like you see on old stationary engines.


Very simple, the water around the barrel in the jacket cools the barrel until the water starts to boil and evaporate away. The water turned to steam goes through the pipe into the condensor can, while more water/urine/whatever they could lay teir hands on was tipped into the barrel jacket at the top. The condensing can is there to catch the steam as water was often in short supply so it could be re-used, simple.

Combover