Picture the scene: The other fuckin' week there, doin' the fuckin' Volley with Tommy, playing pool. I'm playing like Paul-Fuckin'-Newman by the way. Givin' the boy here the tannin' of a lifetime. So it comes to there, during the last shot, the deciding ball of the whole tournament. I'm on the black and he's sittin' in the corner looking all fuckin' biscuit-arsed. When this hard cunt comes in. Obviously fuckin' fancied himself, like. Starts staring at me. Lookin' at me, right fuckin' at me, as if to say, "Come ahead, square go." You ken me, I'm not the type of cunt that goes looking for fuckin' bother, like, but at the end of the day I'm the cunt with a pool cue and he can get the fat end in his puss any time he fucking wanted like. So I squares up, casual like. What does the hard cunt do? Or the so-called hard cunt? Shites it. Puts down his drink, turns, and gets the fuck out of there. And after that, well, the game was mine.

We just took in a MSAR STG-556 with a Trijicon red dot. This thing is soooo cool. I usually do not like bullpups but this bad boy feels so good shouldered and points like a dream...Zombies beware! We gave the guy $1,400 for the package and will try to sale for around $1,799...I wish i had the trade goods to get it for myself.

The AUG clone? My cousin (who is a Navy Corpsman) told me that he got to shoot an AUG when he was attached to an Australian unit. He didn't have one good thing to say about the AUG

It really is just a CQC concept, I guess a medic wouldn't have much use for that in Australia...But for tight urban areas, this gun would dominate

This year he's attached to the French Foreign Legion, somewhere in Africa, so I'll finally get to know what the FAMAS is like

Id say it will be a typical bullpup. I dont like heavy triggers on my rifles.

the STG-556 has about a 8 pound trigger pull but almost no creep...the extra weight in the trigger doesnt even feel noticable and breaks really crisp

Ive heard it is better than an AUG.

I heard about the spanish air corps and their test fields of the Aug. They didn´t survive the landing and the Army finally bought G-36E (with a different stock, the original was too weak)

Strategically placed, folded up chewing gum wrappers are the only thing keeping my 686 from wiggling around in the Pachmyrs I got for it. I definintely need to invest in a set of wood grips or something