STG-44s in Syria. Any Volunteers?

[Aardvark]

I'm sure many of you have seen this already. Absolutely incredible shipment. I wonder what else is buried underneath all these STGs. Ammo may be limited initially, but I believe they had vast quantities of 7.92x33 ammo stored so who knows...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6y3m...layer_embedded

[ChunkyMonkey]

Most likely east german's sti44... nonetheless

[islandermyk]

Geezuz... I wonder which country would've financed something like that?

[buckshotbarlow]

damn, just to have that piece of history...

I don't think those rats know what the hell to do with em though...run around with them screaming allah akbar then get shot up...

[bogie]

Ugliest sounding language I've ever heard.

[Rucker61]

damn, just to have that piece of history...

I don't think those rats know what the hell to do with em though...run around with them screaming allah akbar then get shot up...

That works for me.

[pepito]

No better than clubs without ammo

[bryjcom]

Yeah, those guns are rather heavy for what they are. They should cut them up as parts kits and import them in the U.S. and they would be able to by 10 AKs for every STG they cut up.

[BPTactical]

Ugliest sounding language I've ever heard.

They weren't speaking. Somehow the soundtrack from a cat hacking up hairballs and one from a phlegm clearing contest in a smokers convention got mixed in with that video.

[jreifsch80]

east german stg44's were just reissued nazi produced stg44's also yugoslavian paratroopers used stg44's for a period of time after the war. either way i wish there would have been a crap load of kits to come in before the barrel ban and when they allowed saw cut demils