[dynachrome]

Interesting pics at the article.

Including a 1915 Enfield.

[dynachrome]

Even the taliban still use the Mosin Nagant!

[dynachrome]

"For those who have been under fire in Helmand, finding that a large fraction of captured rifles are Lee-Enfields or Mosin-Nagants is not surprising. This battalion’s battlefield collections fit its Marines’ experiences on patrol.

[Parley Baer]

Hmmmm, I have four Lee-Enfields myself. Not a bad weapon that can be reloaded pretty quickly.

[The Comedian]

Why don't the Democrats outlaw guns for the Taliban, and solve this problem?

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[JoeProBono]

Joseph Stalin aiming his Mosin Nagant sniper rifle

[mountainlion]

Looks lie a RPG in there also. Where are the stingers and mortars? This is a goat headers collection.

[fso301]

In that terrain, a WWII era rifle is what I’d generally opt for.

[Mariner]

It's all about RANGE in the mountains.

It's a good mix for a mountain fighting team.

[GenXteacher]

I think it was Wyatt Earp who said something to the effect that the winner in a gunfight is the deliberate man who took his time and fired once. It seems the enemy follows his advice.

[Pan_Yan]

After reviewing the pictures I’ll bid $500 for the whole lot (shipping not included).

[Old Teufel Hunden]

This looks like the typical cache of weapons we would seize in Somalia. Funny how the names and places of the dirtbags change, but their weapons stay the same...