What we thought about guns/ military when we were little

>>33451276
>more bullets equals more dead
That's true though

>4 or 5 in 03
Fuck I'm getting old

>>33451276
4 or 5 in '03

jeez man, kids these days. i remember watching that shit on TV. thought it was a dumb idea then, think its a dumb idea now.

when I was little I thought the gulf war was the gulf of Mexico, and that's why we hate Mexicans

>>33451276

I didn't realize that indiana jones and such took place a long time ago, and so that tanks still looked like that.

>>33454089
>continued

I remember asking my brother if they used real Nazis in the films.

>>33451276
the first three things you posted sound lib as fuck
also as a kid, until I was about 9, a self loading rifle made no sense to me. I didnt understand gases and recoil doing work. I remember one time in spacific I was in church and was trying to figure out how a machine gun worked and theorized that the water lines on a maxim was a battery to work it

>>33454114
You were probably a smart kid if you were hypothesizing on the functionality of a machine that you had never operated based solely on schematics.

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>>33451276
>4 or 5 in 03

>meet a high school kid that wasn't even alive on 9/11/2001
>I remember that day in high school

Fuck.

>>33454114
I was kinda like that. Took me a bit longer to figure out gas operation, so most of my shitty 8 year old guns used straight blow back. Also couldn't figure out how a machine gun worked, so I drew one that used internal cables to operate everything. Then I found out about the lebel and it's tube mag, didn't know how ramps worked, so I drew gears on the bottom of a bolt to engage another gear that engaged teeth on the ramp to raise it. I basically wanted to be a retarded John Moses Browning as a child. Still kinda do.