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(Ranger?) Sine Pari, our Coastal Ranger unit who use the G36 share some of your observations on the G36.

-A plastic piece in the receiver would break while firing, fall down into the trigger assembly and jam it in full-auto, so it would fire until the magazine ran dry. This was fixed quickly on ...

Du kan forsøke å finne dokumentet ved å benytte deg av søk på Odin. :lol:

Ah, I see... Googling for pages in Norwegian, I take it?

Who, me????? :shock:

Yup, considering how that last sentence makes no sense in this context, but appears more like the error message from a computer library ...

centermass wrote:Du kan forsøke å finne dokumentet ved å benytte deg av søk på Odin.

Ah, I see... Googling for pages in Norwegian, I take it?

centermass wrote:Man kan ikke beseire dumheten mer enn man kan beseire døden.

Velkommen.

Ranger centermass, where did you pick that up?!

Ranger Flesh Thorn, the weapon itself isn't really that much heavier than a M16A2, is it? 9.25 lbs unloaded, 10.35 lbs loaded - barely a pound heavier than the M16A2.

I find the G3 does get rather messy when shooting, the Navy "Coastal Ranger" unit here uses the G36, which appears to be on a ...

We still use it as our normal service weapon, even though the higher-ups have been talking about changing to 5.56 for 15 years now (some spec-ops use Diemaco C8 and HK G36 though).

So, do any of you have any experience with it? I hear many US Army soldiers have tried it while in Norway on winter ...

Served in the Royal Norwegian Navy 2003-2004

Applied for submarine duty, but no slots available at the time (the silent service here is almost entirely run by officers, no more than 20 slots open for non-officers)

So, as one of the few motivated (military service is mandatory here) and fit guys I ...