May22012
Looks like the SCAR has been getting pretty good reviews from field use in the Middle East.I doubt we’ll ever fully adopt it as our service rifle, considering how much we have invested in the AR platform. 

Looks like the SCAR has been getting pretty good reviews from field use in the Middle East.
I doubt we’ll ever fully adopt it as our service rifle, considering how much we have invested in the AR platform. 

Firearms Weapons Gun SCAR Soldier War Afghanistan 

April292012
Dat Enfield.

Dat Enfield.

Rifle Firearm Weapon Gun Enfield Afghanistan 

April282012
All geared up.

All geared up.

Firearm Soldier Weapon Rifle Gun M4 Carbine Afghanistan 

April62012
Prince Harry carrying his Hi-Power.My favorite 9mm. 

Prince Harry carrying his Hi-Power.

My favorite 9mm. 

9mm Pistol Handgun Prince Harry Afghanistan Firearms Gun 

April42012

Afghanistan War Firearm Australia Weapon Gun 

February152012
Someone say “Heavy Artillery” ?

Someone say “Heavy Artillery” ?

Artillery Fire Weapon Gun Cannon Firearm Soldiers Afghanistan 

January312012
American soldiers in Afghanistan firing an artillery piece.(150mm, I believe) 

American soldiers in Afghanistan firing an artillery piece.
(150mm, I believe) 

Afghanistan Soldiers Cannon Artillery Firearms War 

January282012
Northern Alliance fighters engaging the Taliban in ‘01.

Northern Alliance fighters engaging the Taliban in ‘01.

Taliban Afghanistan AK47 Rifle Firearm 

January262012
Jezail rifles from Afghanistan. The Jezail was a sniper rifle, built by Afghani fighters during the British invasions of the late 1800s.  Usually chambered in a massively powerful .75 caliber or even 20mm in some cases, this rifle could hit and kill a target accurately out to over 100 yards.  Which, at the time trumped the British Brown Bess of the time.The curved stock was used so that it could be slung under the arm and shot from Camel-back.  Infact, John Watson from the Sherlock Holmes novels was shot by one of these when he was in the war. 

Jezail rifles from Afghanistan.

The Jezail was a sniper rifle, built by Afghani fighters during the British invasions of the late 1800s.  
Usually chambered in a massively powerful .75 caliber or even 20mm in some cases, this rifle could hit and kill a target accurately out to over 100 yards.  Which, at the time trumped the British Brown Bess of the time.
The curved stock was used so that it could be slung under the arm and shot from Camel-back.  Infact, John Watson from the Sherlock Holmes novels was shot by one of these when he was in the war. 

Firearms Weapons Rifle Jezail Afghanistan 

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