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Weapons Quiz

Discussion in 'Quiz Me!' started by Mahross, Aug 5, 2003.

  1. Ancient Fire Resurgent

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    2.75 inches at 0 degrees
     
  2. FramerT

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    Come on TA, answer the quiz....
     
  3. T. A. Gardner

    T. A. Gardner Genuine Chief

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    Sorry. Although I don't buy this, the manual says the 57mm recoilless HEAT round penetrates 11".
    Since my questions seem not to generate alot of excitment, I will turn it over to FramerT as the last poster instead....
    To you Tom.
     
  4. KnightMove

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    Your questions are simply too demanding.
     
  5. TA152

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    Look who's talking!! Your Polish question lasted 26 days. :eek: :D :mad:
     
  6. FramerT

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    And my questions do??? You caught me with no question so anyone feel free to post one before I get back. :confused:
     
  7. TheRedBaron

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    At least I learn something from your question T. A. Gardner! Well actually I learn from most...

    Framert,

    Where you off to StuG-Boy? :D

    I gotta question.

    Anyone seen where I put my house keys?
     
  8. FramerT

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    Had to fix dinner,and those spam-burgers did'nt go over too good. My tummy hurts now. :mad: The quiz is still anybody's.
     
  9. 5-0-duce

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    Ok lets see here what grain bullets did the US army use for 30-06?
     
  10. T. A. Gardner

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    5-0-duce, does TA have the correct answer?
     
  12. KnightMove

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    What's with the duce?
     
  13. FramerT

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    Unless TA objects,I suppose you can have a go Knightmove.
     
  14. T. A. Gardner

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    Fine with me unless you guys want some question on the stroke length of a Allison engine or some other such minutia.....
     
  15. FramerT

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    :eek: :D
     
  16. KnightMove

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    Well then, an easy one to keep the quiz going:

    List at least 6 beasts of prey that were used to (nick)name tanks in WW2.
     
  17. T. A. Gardner

    T. A. Gardner Genuine Chief

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    Tiger, Panther, Lynx (luchs), Puma (not per se a "tank" but close), Leopard (5cm turret on the Lynx version), Alligator (US LVT 5(a)).

    Some animal names that don't meet the requirements:
    Wolverine (not a beast of prey)
    Hellcat (fictional)
    Elephant (not a beast of prey)
    Rhinocerous (not a beast of prey)
    Cricket (german..Grille) (insect)
    Mouse (maus) (not a beast of prey)
    Crow (Marder) (bird)
    Wasp (insect)
    Hornet (insect)
    Tortitse (sp) (not a beast of prey)
    Grasshopper (insect)
    Weasel (not a beast of prey, not a "tank")
    Bison (not a beast of prey)
     
  18. FramerT

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    Firefly[insect]......who had a Leopard in WWII? Thought it was a modern day tank. :confused:
     
  19. T. A. Gardner

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    The Leopard was a Pz IIL Lynx with a modified Puma turret installed on it. Only a few were made.
     
  20. KnightMove

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    Why are insects no beasts of prey? I would deem wasp and hornet right.

    You could also have mentioned the Grizzly (Canadian Sherman), the Brummbär and the Crocodile. The wolverine is also a beast of prey. Further, Marder does not mean crow, but marten.

    It's T. A.'s turn again.
     

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