Kamp Kuzma: The Operators' Campgrounds (For Operating)

I remember they have extra harsh laws on knifes and so. A person can't carry a knife that have in length over 3cm.

Australia recently banned folding knives, don't understand why though. The government here is paranoid of anything, I guess.

America on the other hand is so carefree until someone shot in the theater.

Can i relax here?

Looks like I might get a job in a shop specialized in handguns.
Must finish my CV first.

Will it be intresting?

Zero I'll be in a shop full of working guns! THAT'S SECOND CLOSEST THING TO NIRVANA!!!

Good point.

But i rather fly with Military Gunship or fly around with F-15 Strike Eagle.

But then again.

Surrounded by guns is awesome!

Especially if you're the one who can touch them at any time. :P

Can you shoot em?

Why stop at handguns? You should go for complete firearms specialization

We're selling them so AFAIK nope.




I go for firearm license in the future if I get that job I am obligated to have one.

Yeah a student of Faculty of Education with full firearm specialization would be rare sight indeed. :D

[color=green] *Wakes up* Uehh...That was a long one... A very long one... Damn...What did I miss? =3=

Nothing much apart from small talk.

Interesting rifle from Chile, the FAMAE SAF which is their licensed version of a SiG SG540 scaled down and converted to take 9mm rounds essentially making it an SMG. Interesting part about it is that it has a built in angled foregrip as part of it's handguard.


Also, Japan has finally made every mecha fan's dream come true with the new Kuratas Battle Mech which Suidobashi Heavy Industry has developed, it costs US$1.2 million which is a lot but I imagine we're not too far away before this becomes affordable. It's able to be equipped with various number of harmless weaponry, my favorite is the twin Gatling guns shooting at 6000 rpm to unleash airsoft BB hell, it also can equip a carbon shield, pilebunker, iron claw and a bunch of other stuff which is cool.


A lot more interesting than the American developed exoskeleton designed for military use.

Hell yeah. ^^

The development of exoskeleton is going for some 17 years maybe more. And there are actually field testing several prototypes as we speak.

Propaganda pictures from the PKK show them holding an unknown Anti-Material rifle, most likely to be either the .50 BMG or 14.5x114mm Russian. Not sure if its a military model but some people say it strikes resemblance to a DIY .50 cal rifle designed by Bill Holmes who published the construction manual in 2002.



Looks pretty heavy, not something you want to lug around in guerrilla warfare.

I know the Americans also have a human sized exoskeleton suit, built with functionality of only being able to carry heavy weights that humans can't. We still aren't there yet to owning MSes.

Yeah, already gave mention to that. Not really interested in it though.

also kinda bears resemblance to FALCON anti-material rifle.