Luno...no sir, i dont have any expirience w/ that rifle..
i'm just a visitor in the exhibition
masABRI
Thank you mate I really appreciated it
i have no experience with the Indonesian rifle but I did use the Swedish version during my military service and, I have also been testing the original FN-FNC in Usa. It is a great rifle the only thing I can complain about is that the stock can be hard to fold on old wornout rifles.
me holding a full option SS1 (with aimpoint & grenade launcher)
local made APC
mas.... kok ngapain kamufelas nyer sama dengan itu malaysia punyer....Originally Posted by masABRI
local made APC
I heard that SS - 1 barrel is easy to bend if used more than two magazine
Most Indonesian soldier prefer to use their old M - 16 rather than SS - 1.
Is it true ?
I did fire 8 magazines with the FN-FNC and no problem except the weapon where damn hot and I sure you can do it with the SS1 to
I aggree with your opinion about the original version of SS - 1 but their SS - 1 is slightly different. Some of the components weren't original parts. Perhaps that is the cause of overheating. They introduce the newest SS - 1, called the SS - 2 "The Improved series".
MAS ABRI, its very nice Pic
Indonesian Corps Mariner
Cool Picture, Silent Hunter
Seems they are part of peace keeping soldier to Lebanon, isn't it ?
Are they only from the Marine or Tontaifib
They are only from the Marine
Indonesian and Singaporean Navy commandos take their positions as they storm a suspicious ship during a joint excercise code-named Excercise Eagle 19/06, at Tanjung Priok port in Jakarta, Indonesia, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2006. The 11-day-long excercise was aimed at strengthening ties between the two navies including joint efforts in combating piracies in Malacca straits, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes which lies between the Indonesian island of Sumatra, Malaysia and Singapore . (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana)
Indonesian and Singaporean Navy commandos arrest the crews of a suspicious ship during a joint excercise code-named Excercise Eagle 19/06, at Tanjung Priok port in Jakarta, Indonesia, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2006. The 11-day-long excercise was aimed at strenghtening ties between the two navies including joint efforts in combatting piracies in Malacca straits, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes which lies between the Indonesian island of Sumatra, Malaysia and Singapore . (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana)
V-150 APC
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