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so bloody brilliant

Deekay_ wrote:

You mean training battles with amx 40's on malinovka?

if you like weapons you should check out this guy: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEPTp5 ... mOrKUwRLmQ

he's (fake) russian and he's crazy and he loves guns, what can go wrong?

He can have a scar and I can't and I am from Belgium where they're fucking made
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atntd0XlQxg

FPSRussia is not really my cup of tea. He's just about blowing up shit and making a huge mess. Sure, explosions are fun and everything, but I think Forgotten Weapons is much more interesting. Ian is really good at showing and explaining the history and inner workings of the most absurd, silly and rare guns. Stuff like Mars Pistols, the Sturmgewehr 45, Gyrojet Rocket Pistol, Nordenfelt gun, LeMat gun, or a working 08/15, you just don't see this anywhere else. And I find it highly fascinating. There is no need for this weapons fetish you get on other gun channels that are all about explosions, show and "tactical" stuff.

geisterklick wrote:

Spoiler:

cuz rep kit is to mainstream

HowTheStoryEnds wrote:He can have a scar and I can't and I am from Belgium where they're fucking made

Since the USA has some laws about their military equipment being made in the USA I had to look it up. Not sure how reliable the Wikipedia sources are but they list the SCAR as designed in Belgium and manufactured in the USA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FN_SCAR (guess they are made at FNH USA)

This makes things way worse for you. I think it's possible to own semi-auto weapons in Belgium (you'll need a difficult to obtain permit though) but if the SCAR (including the semi-auto versions) is made in the USA you can pretty much forget it. US export stuff for firearms is kinda difficult, expensive and probably not worth it.