Shooting range Cambodia,
On my trip beginning of this year, i went to a shooting range in Phnom Penh Cambodia, where it was possible to shoot with some old guns, they even had a menu with all the guns they had.
Ming,do you remember that in Geneva i told you about this menu?
Altrough it was a old mess, with everything thay had, it was a lot of fun, to shoot with an AK 47, for many in the US, it will be possible to shoot with a lot of guns, here in NL , it's just not possible or allowed to have them, so shooting, even with a license is impossible
Cheers,
Michel
ill take the B40!!!
Michel, that last pic....
Great pics and thanks for sharing your range report! Yes, I remember our conversation in Geneva about the 'Menu". Looks like you had fun!
As for that last pic, it's a 1919 belt fed. The "Menu" looks tasty! A M60 is actually a great C3 as it handles well, easy to control, and of course a blast!
Good news is that I really don't need to travel all the way to Cambodia as ED209 has this:
What's inside this Storm Case (awesome case for transporting or storage BTW)?
A rare and collectible tripod for the 1919:
A watch that can be as tough and reliable as the 1919, A PuristSPro ABR!
As you can see, the spade grips were added instead of the pistol grip that you tried. A couple of other mods were added too.
Did you try a Grenade? It quite expensive here in the states as there is a excise tax before you buy it and then after you destroy it.
100 rounds of ammo goes quickly. Which ones did you rent and which was your favorite?
In the right hand corner, is that a.....
In the 2nd pic, in the right hand corner, is that a water cooled Vickers I see? Awesome!
This message has been edited by DRMW on 2008-12-07 21:34:26
Hi Ming,
I don't know to much of all those guns, so i can't tell you witch it is, i only shot a AK 47, it was fun, but everything there is quite old, for me it was more the idea, because here it is inposseble to shoot with it.
Best
Michel
Interesting 1919 pics...
Thanks for posting the pics. Looks like you had a 'blast' on your trip to Cambodia
!The 3rd pic is very interesting. Seems to me that they retrofitted a bunch of different things to create a Browning 1919A4. The front muzzle brake/booster has a strange combloc piece (possibly from a MG42?) . And the tripod looks like it's from a MAG58, definitely not original nor matching for the period. Anyway, glad you had fun. Let me know whenever you visit SoCal and we'll take you out to the range.
Hi DRMW,
On the 2nd pic I don't think it's a Vickers, it looks more like a 1917A1 with a water cooled barrel.
Regards,
ED-209
Thanjs Ed,
Yeah it was fun, i also went to the killing fields overthere, and the tuang sleng prison, that was far more intresting, and awefull to see, will try to post some picture's of that soon, i will try to come one time to SO Call, looks like fun overthere.
Best
Michel
He Salman,
Saw i i missed a great trip to Dubai, have to come there one time
Cheers,
Michel
Wow, Michel, this is a killing Menu!
Tell me all, the prices are in what kind of Dollars???
Seems a bit expensive in USD...
LOL
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
Hi Nicolas,
Well indeed in US, so it was expensive, so i only did the AK, and it was a lot of fun
Best,
Michel