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MP5
The MP5 and its many variations are produced by the German firm Heckler & Koch. The Heckler and Koch MP5 Submachine gun is a lightweight, air-cooled, magazine-fed, delayed blowback operated, select-fire weapon that can be shouldered or hand fired. The H&K MP5 submachine gun is chambered for various pistol cartridges to include 9x19mm Luger, .40 S&W, and 10mm Auto. It fires from a closed-bolt position in semi-automatic, 2 or 3-round burst, and sustained fire modes. The weapon utilizes the unique H&K roller-locked bolt system used commonly throughout the H&K family of small arms. The unique features of the H&K MP5 submachine gun include a free floating cold hammer-forged barrel, stamped sheet steel receiver, fluted chamber, straight-line stock and a pistol grip with ambidextrous safety/selector lever. The bare metal surfaces of the MP5 are phosphated and coated with a black lacquer paint. This dry lacquer coating is applied with a magnetic charge and then baked onto the metal in an oven. The resulting finish is highly resistant to salt water corrosion and surface wear.
Airport Police Weapon
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cool!Originally posted by LoVeMeLoVeMenOt:
MP5
The MP5 and its many variations are produced by the German firm Heckler & Koch. The Heckler and Koch MP5 Submachine gun is a lightweight, air-cooled, magazine-fed, delayed blowback operated, select-fire weapon that can be shouldered or hand fired. The H&K MP5 submachine gun is chambered for various pistol cartridges to include 9x19mm Luger, .40 S&W, and 10mm Auto. It fires from a closed-bolt position in semi-automatic, 2 or 3-round burst, and sustained fire modes. The weapon utilizes the unique H&K roller-locked bolt system used commonly throughout the H&K family of small arms. The unique features of the H&K MP5 submachine gun include a free floating cold hammer-forged barrel, stamped sheet steel receiver, fluted chamber, straight-line stock and a pistol grip with ambidextrous safety/selector lever. The bare metal surfaces of the MP5 are phosphated and coated with a black lacquer paint. This dry lacquer coating is applied with a magnetic charge and then baked onto the metal in an oven. The resulting finish is highly resistant to salt water corrosion and surface wear.
Airport Police Weapon 
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cool man
could we have more weapons here??
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wish to know more about them
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http://www.spinet.gov.sg/about_spf/star/index.htm Take a look damn coolzzzz
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I seen before STAR team they all look garang -
yup yup.. start a thread on weapons? mabbe we can start with the weapons commonly used by the singapore armyOriginally posted by doghouse837:cool man
could we have more weapons here??
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wish to know more about them
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i m all for it....as long as nothing confidential is revealedOriginally posted by wuming78:yup yup.. start a thread on weapons? mabbe we can start with the weapons commonly used by the singapore army
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oh man...
I used to study about weapons last time when i was studying... in fact my CCA had a lot of activities and display with stuff to do with weapons, from small arms to ships and armour. here are some fun questions:
1. The 5.56mm NATO round is 5.56 x 45mm, what is the spec of the 7.62 NATO round? and what is the difference between it and the 7.62 AK round?
2. What is the 5.56mm NATO round and the 7.62mm NATO round also commonly know as in the USA?
3. List the calibre and carrying capacity of the Colt M1911?
4. The M1A1 Abhrams MBT fires the 120mm APFSDS round. What does APFSDS mean?
5. Name the 1st ship, to be sunk by a anti-ship missile. What was its nationality? And what was the model of the missile that sunk it and which country's warship fired it?
Have fun...
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hey.. y not start a new thread at our forum with more such questions?Originally posted by HENG@:oh man...
I used to study about weapons last time when i was studying... in fact my CCA had a lot of activities and display with stuff to do with weapons, from small arms to ships and armour. here are some fun questions:
1. The 5.56mm NATO round is 5.56 x 45mm, what is the spec of the 7.62 NATO round? and what is the difference between it and the 7.62 AK round?
2. What is the 5.56mm NATO round and the 7.62mm NATO round also commonly know as in the USA?
3. List the calibre and carrying capacity of the Colt M1911?
4. The M1A1 Abhrams MBT fires the 105mm APFSDS round. What does APFSDS mean?
5. Name the 1st ship, to be sunk by a anti-ship missile. What was its nationality? And what was the model of the missile that sunk it and which country's warship fired it?
Have fun...
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yar lorOriginally posted by wuming78:hey.. y not start a new thread at our forum with more such questions? 
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Brudder, the M1A1 uses a 120mm main gun lah.
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yah... true... i was agonising last night over whether it was 105 or 120... thanks for solving it... so then the 105 was the M1 right?Originally posted by SingaporeTyrannosaur:Brudder, the M1A1 uses a 120mm main gun lah.
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more things on small arms leh.
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eh u all try to answer mah...
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dunno the answers.. think u can reveal liao lah..Originally posted by HENG@:eh u all try to answer mah...
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oh well.... okok
1. The 5.56mm NATO round is 5.56 x 45mm, what is the spec of the 7.62 NATO round? and what is the difference between it and the 7.62 AK round?
Ans: 7.62mm NATO rd is 7.62 x 51mm, 7.62mm AK rd is 7.92 x 39mm
2. What is the 5.56mm NATO round and the 7.62mm NATO round also commonly know as in the USA?
Ans: 5.56mm NATO: .223 Winchester
7.62mm NATO: .308 Remmington
3. List the calibre and carrying capacity of the Colt M1911?
Ans: calibre: .45 ACP
carrying capacity: 7+1
4. The M1A1 Abhrams MBT fires the 120mm APFSDS round. What does APFSDS mean?
Ans: Armour Piercing, Fin Stabilised, Discarding Sabot
5. Name the 1st ship, to be sunk by a anti-ship missile. What was its nationality? And what was the model of the missile that sunk it and which country's warship fired it?
Ans: Israeli Destroyer Eilat in 1967, sunk by a Styx anti-ship missile launched from an Eygptian patrol boat. -
great! start another this kinda thread here soon!
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aye... must give me time to think... im not like 2 years ago when I could shoot off 40 such questions off the top of my head without thinking anymore