Mosul documentary

>>34917718
Looks like a savage model 10 or 110.

>>34917728
I thought it was a Remington 700 or M40. I have no idea what differences there are between the two, but the rear of the bolt and that hole in the receiver are dead giveaways.

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>>34917728
>>34917766
They're old Army M24s
The little adjustable stock bit and black color gives it away

>>34917912
Damn I'm bad at bolt action rifles.

>>34917912
Makes sense it would be former American weaponry that they have to Iraq.

>>34917718
will they mention Iraqi war crime?

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>>34917944
They get some newer stuff as well
The machine gunner at :41 appears to have the new M240L with the lighter stock and titanium parts

For a brief period, they were using Daewoo K2Cs, but it appears those have been phased out already. Guess they either didn't hold up well or couldn't be maintained properly due to the lack of spare parts

>>34917965
Probably not. Most of the war crimes were done by the Emergency Response Battalion or the 16th Army

>>34917944
>>34917977
Mosul is such a huge cluster fuck that going after people for war crimes would mean to prosecute every combatant in that city on either side. There are no innocents anymore.

I don't agree with it, but if it means to take their country back from Isis then do what needs to be done.

>>34918027
Libtard are making the same argument about punching nazi

>>34918047
No one is afraid of nu-male punches though.