Identify that Tank/Ship/Plane/Artillery etc

[General Brewster]

It's American.

[Akar]

The finger grooves look a bit small to be the 67 but you could be right sar1n

[Sar1n]

I guess I'll continue to guess.

Ruger M77?

[General Brewster]

Nope. It's about a hundred years older.

[Sar1n]

That would put it pretty much into civil war era...

Springfield model 1922?

[General Brewster]

Getting closer mate.

[Common Soldier]

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Krag Jorgenson rifle?

[General Brewster]

we have a winner.

[Common Soldier]

we have a winner.

The Krag Jorgensen was the bolt action rifle the US adopted before the 1903 Springfield and was used by the US in the Spanish American War. It was also adopted by Denmark and Norway, and was designed by a Norwegiean.

I seem to be having a problem uploading an image, someone can take my turn.

[Sar1n]

I seem to be having a problem uploading an image, someone can take my turn.

Again? Dude...there are at least two foolproof ways to get the image up, I've been using Discord as personal image upload service lately.

[General Brewster]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring...892%E2%80%9399

And I'm with Sarin, I upload everything via discord. It's easy to guess but we all need to pic a guess for others as well.

[paleologos]

I feel misled about Krag Jorgenson, GB said it was American.

[Common Soldier]

I feel misled about Krag Jorgenson, GB said it was American.

The Krag Jorgensen guns are American, they were manufactured in the US and used by the US, which makes them American. ."

[General Brewster]

Springfield is American, it's produced in America. I don't care, it's American.

[paleologos]

...
I don't care, ...

That should be in your avatar, something like this:

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[Akar]

The worst part of that whole thing to me is that they don't spell "you" correctly.

[paleologos]

Yew are so right.

[Sar1n]

The Krag Jorgensen was the bolt action rifle the US adopted before the 1903 Springfield and was used by the US in the Spanish American War. It was also adopted by Denmark and Norway, and was designed by a Norwegiean.

I seem to be having a problem uploading an image, someone can take my turn.

You owe me one. Next time you're posting instead of me.

[paleologos]

Does that helmet have a type name?

[Sar1n]

Does that helmet have a type name?

Kinda, a letter sequence and a number.