ODST Cowboy

[houseofpaincakes]

What can I say? Was a helluva night. | Halo 3 ODST | September 22, 2009

[cryingblogger]

my intrusive thoughts: you’re worthless and no one will ever love you

me:

[m16s-m1911s-and-power]

The virgin gun safety nut: 

Writes an angry paragraph on Youtube when the gun reviewer doesn’t clear their weapon on camera because they might shoot you through the screen.

Yells at kids with toy guns for not having proper TD.

Spends 1500 on a custom AR he’ll never shoot anyone with.

Actually registers his SBR.

Supports the NRA about bump stocks.

THE CHAD CHICAGO GANG BANGER:

Actually points loaded weapons at his homies because he cares about them and wants to make sure they’re strapped with a piece.

Has no fear.

Does the job just fine with a 450 dollar AR.

Ignores strict gun laws.

Supports the usage of fully automatic weapons.

[odst-cowboy]

Today we're going to learn about the FN FAL rifle. The FAL was developed by Fabrique Nationale d'Herstal in the mid 50s, and was adopted as the official rifle of all NATO forces, the United States being the exception. The rifle was chambered in 7.62x51, but it was originally made to be chambered in .280 British. The British Commonwealth made their own style of FAL after acquiring the rights from Fabrique Nationale which resulted in the L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle which is pictured with the non-wooden furniture. The rifle has seen many conflicts and hot zones such as the constant wars in Central and Southern Africa and the jungles of Vietnam, earning the awesome nickname, "The Right Arm of the Free World". During the Bush Wars, FN sold the rights to produce FALs and L1s to South Africa which resulted in massive arms shipments being sent across the border into Rhodesia. The South African arsenals made these weapons with no markings or serial numbers, essentially making them ghost guns. Rhodesian troopies loved the FAL due to its mass supply of ammo and availability. They constantly customised them with camouflage patterns to blend in with the African brush so they could effectively slot many floppies. The FN FAL is a battle tested and proven rifle which has served many countries faithfully, especially Rhodesia. Pick yourself up one of these amazing pieces of history one day!

[odst-cowboy]

Attached here are several photos of Rhodesian Forces. There are SAS, Fireforce and RLI in all of these, and some Paras.

[kikuwang-deactivated20150830]

my younger cousin’s favorite quote is “mamma mia that is a spicy meatball” and he says it all the time and earlier we went outside to play basketball and he tripped and fell over the uneven concrete and i was about to say are you ok when i heard “mamma mia that is a spicy sidewalk”

[odst-cowboy]

Beautiful photos photos of Rhodesia’s capital, Salisbury, during the mid 1960s. Salisbury was also the headquarters of the Rhodesian Light Infantry.