[merzlakov]

[Exorade]

AK-47 and WW2 do not comply.

[merzlakov]

Soviet soldiers had AK-47!!!!!!!

[Spectre1406]

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[Ninja Nub[NOR]]

merzlakov posted:

Soviet soldiers had AK-47!!!!!!!

They didn't in World War 2.
Get your facts right before making pics 'bo.

[merzlakov]

meh
im again failed

[Ninja Nub[NOR]]

merzlakov posted:

meh
im again failed

The posing wasn't THAT bad though, you just should've found a PPsH-whichever number goes here- and used that instead.

[Taggart]

merzlakov posted:

Soviet soldiers had AK-47!!!!!!!

hey you know that 47? it stands for 1947

WW2 wasn't in 1947

[EmRA]

The picture could always take place in an alternate timeline.

[Beanz]

EmRA posted:

The picture could always take place in an alternate timeline.

yes, but this

merzlakov posted:

Soviet soldiers had AK-47!!!!!!!

would still be wrong.

[Zillamaster55]

Ninja Nub[NOR] posted:

The posing wasn't THAT bad though, you just should've found a PPsH-whichever number goes here- and used that instead.

PPSH41

The AK47 was a copy of the STG44. Mikhail Kalashnikov was a soldier in WW2, and found one lying on the ground next to a dead German.

He picked it up and pretty much said "This will set the standard for Assault Rifles everywhere"

The pose aint that bad.

[Viper123_SWE]

merzlakov posted:

Soviet soldiers had AK-47!!!!!!!

No my dear sir, the most "popular" weapons the russians used was the PPSH SMG and the Mosin Nagant rifles :P

[timman]

Iz hoovy taking poop?

[antianan]

Ninja Nub[NOR] posted:

They didn't in World War 2.

sure they did. RUssians have it since the ancient times of glacial age, when they were hunting mammoths with bony hand-made AK's

[HkSniper]

Zillamaster55 posted:

The AK47 was a copy of the STG44.

No.

It's not.

[Desolategrunt]

HkSniper posted:

No.

It's not.

Internal mechanism was based lightly off of it, but you know with out the STG44, the AK would be a lot different.