Anyone driven one of these?

time lord

http://www.flickr.com/photos/48431260@N08/4429187301/

Manic Moran

Used in Vietnam. Seen 'em before.

NTM

marcsignal

time lord wrote: »

http://www.flickr.com/photos/48431260@N08/4429187301/

No, but the one I am driving at the moment is pretty close, minus the bazooka

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time lord

marcsignal wrote: »

No, but the one I am driving at the moment is pretty close, minus the bazooka

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very good, nice machine. I'm counting the seconds until someone says its not a bazooka though:D

marcsignal

time lord wrote: »

very good, nice machine.

thanks

time lord wrote: »

I'm counting the seconds until someone says its not a bazooka though:D

lol ... oh.. yeah.. i didn't notice that handle at the back there . i still wouldn't like to be standing behind it when it went off, with only vespa brakes to deal with the recoil

Delancey

marcsignal wrote: »

thanks



lol ... oh.. yeah.. i didn't notice that handle at the back there . i still wouldn't like to be standing behind it when it went off, with only vespa brakes to deal with the recoil

That looks to be a recoiless rifle which if it does what it says on the label means the recoil would not be an issue , that said I have to ask were those weapons really ' recoiless ' ?

Delancey

Manic Moran wrote: »

Used in Vietnam. Seen 'em before.

NTM

Who used them , ARVN or U.S. forces ?

Pete M.

Nope, nice looking ride though.

Have an izsmash in the shed though, made in the same factory as ak-47s apparently.

Haven't checked to see if it has any concealed weapons yet
Not that the weapon on that yolk is very well concealed....

marcsignal

another version here


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time lord

two more http://www.flickr.com/photos/48431260@N08/

marcsignal

aiming it must have been a bit of a job

marcsignal

idea seems to be pretty popular