identify theard
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this is a picture of Mine Security at North Mara Mine in Tanzania taken on 2011.
can anyone identify the weapon the man is holding?
>post more pics to identify
Some kind of single shot grenade launcher.
>>28354283
its a FAMAS
its a honeybarger
whats this??
>>28354473
Going to go on a limb and assume it's this.
http://www.griffonindustries.com/product_p/gi-nh-1911.htm
>>28354498
>>28354498
>$6500 for a tacticool 1911
>>28354283
Why does his best say MOO?
Looks like he works for Ultor.
>>28354566
m60 and probs just his unit
>no his fav gun
>>28354579
my man
I was just thinking that
>>28354283
looks like a riot gun of some sort...
>>28354283
Looks like a standalone launcher of some sort
>>28354283
Through my extensive (5 minutes of searching) it might be the 2008 version of the Milkor 40 mm grenade launcher. Used for anti-riot purposes, as well as lethal munitions.
It makes sense, Milkor is a South African munitions company, so another African nation using their arms makes sense. This man is dressed for anti-riot duty, he isn't armored with ballistic armor plates, at least not visible ones, he is wearing the shin pads that French police wear.
If his duty was to shoot to kill, he would have a rifle. He doesn't, so his job is to fire deterrant rounds out of a grenade launcher designed for police use, which the Milkor 40 mm is used for in South Africa.
I'm pretty sure I know what it is but I need validation. I'll tell you what movie the screen grab is from after the rifle is identified
>>28355481
Bar
>>28355481
Looks like thin red line also
>>28355501
Yeah. When I first saw I thought props department fucked up and slipped and m16 in but I noticed there wasn't a pistol grip . I think it looks black because or the lighting
>>28355507
My phone made me sound like a retard. Swipe keyboards suck
>>28355507
No, it is black. The army adopted a black plastic buttstock for the BAR in 1942.
>>28355542
Huh, I never knew that. I didn't realize that plastics as a component of firearms were utilized at any part of ww2
>>28354473
*who's
>>28355468
Can't really tell his job by a photo he is obviously posing for. Nothing says he has all the equipment he is deployed with on him while the pic is taken.
On the contrary really as I see no ammunition on his body, and no means to carry such.
Hell we don't even know if the rifle is his or he borrowed it from someone for the shot.
I have pics from my military service inside a tank or sitting in the pilot spot of an Apachi (he was forced to land due to mechanical failure and we were sent to guard it).
I think you catch my drift.
>>28355762
I don't think it was plastic, but the A2 was a long list of improvements including a redesigned synthetic stock.
>>28354298
Can Cannon?
Keep those powder gangers off ncr land
>>28354283
Straight outta Starship Troopers
>>28355762
MP40s had a bakelite cover for the receiver.
>>28356381
synthetic = polymer = plastic
it's just that plastic has connotations of cheapness and is avoided in advertising
