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The guy on the left of the picture Medusa posted looks like Jason Statham. :-))))))

Dearest friends, Does Iran produce Kalashnikov rifles? If yes, any pics available?

In some remote Muhammadpur or Waziristan Old Good Russian AKM underfolder with 20, 30 and drum mags. No special forces type gigs like aimpoints etc. Sidearm - Stechkin - an Afghan War proven pistol. Ammo available. Plus better body armor and Adidas shoes.

With Iraqi conflict deteriorating and various scandals related to that, like multibillion corruption cases and controversial plan for securing Baghdad, are just adding flavor to American political fiasco in Middle east. What is more alarming, the people who are designated to step up US forces...

As far as I know, the strong constraint against Yemeni gov-t is the fact that the President is backed by tribes who adher to the tribal laws emanated from culture. Second, it is Socialist party who advocates for putting some ban on firearms. Third, it is ruled by same President for long years...

http://www.aawsat.com/english/news.asp?section=3&id=7594 Here is an interesting piece of information, which may in fact contribute into debate over can a right to bear arms be a crtieria for democracy. If yes - then Iraq, Yemen and Afghanistan are more democratic than US, which actually bans...

I heard Krinkov was the last name of an alleged Soviet Army soldier from Afghanistan war whose weapon was captured - AKS-74U and since then on the West they call this wonderful technical device in this way. But in reality I have never met anyone with such last name (I live in post-Soviet country).

Max Popenker is the best author I know. On Assault rifles - http://www.amazon.com/Assault-Rifle-Maxim-Popenker/dp/1861267002/sr=1-1/qid=1167306929/ref=sr_1_1/104-3123232-6735119?ie=UTF8&s=books You can visit his web-site before buying his book - http://www.world.guns.ru Maxim Popenker is the...

Since AK is the main item in backstreet markets, I got interested in its pricing etc. This issue is ahuge problem for under-developed countries where conflicts do not seem to be stopped. And the main reason is AKs sold in backside streets. However, the data I got is from internet-sources...

I made a small survey into how much an AK-47 costs around the world in black markets. The scape, depending on quality and country of origin, is like this: Iraq and Afghanistan - $100-$200 Sudan - $375 Camdobia - $400 Palestine - $1,300 Singapore - $1,500 Nicaragua - $9,000 India -...

Gun toys for boys - Yeah! In my childhood as every Soviet boy I had a plnty of war toys, but my favorites were metal-made Makarov, one could assemble and disassemble and a real-looking AK with working fire selector - it was then I learned AK's have Auto and single rates of fire. Some kids in...

A Silent choice (from Russia) 6P9 - Special pistol. Picture provided by world.guns.ru

Alternative movies I also like watching war movies. There you see two fighting sides and sometimes you observe good characters from both sides, who are set to be examples of bravery, courage, strength, fidelity and patriotism/commitment. Movies like Troy, Saving private Ryan, Enemy at the...

RAMBO movies Or in Rambo movies, Russians have inappropriate clothing or arms. Especially - Rambo III, where Soviets are armed with Eastern Bloc weapons, instead of Mother Russia's AK-74 Kalashnikovs. Or even some mutant tools just like Rambo's:barf: Besides, Russians fly US made choppers...

I see that real-life gun owners too play cyber-simulations? Well I played a bunch of FPS games. World War 2 themed games are boring, you have only coalition or nazi or soviet kind of guns and grenades, like in Stalingrad or 1944 Normandy Invasion version of Medal of Honour. Realism is there...