wow thats an amazing photo.. but hey the trooper is holding a Steyr-Aug assault rifle... he's not brit or american... anyone know what nation he is with?
don't mention coos bay...i got a speeding ticket there last year that i don't pay (no money) and will have to fork over my left testicle if i ever want to drive in oregon again...
wow thats an amazing photo.. but hey the trooper is holding a steyr aug assault rifle... he's not brit or american anyone know what nation he is with?
he's a brit...royal marine.
you sure? that rifle is austrian.. I havent seen any of the brits using them that I remember... and the uniform seems different.. but I could be wrong
setler, coosbanian???
Royal Marine Stuart Lawley stands in a corridor of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s palace at Basra in southern Iraq (news - web sites), April 7, 2003. British paratroopers guarded by tanks and helicopter gunships walked unopposed into the center of Iraq's second city, meeting a warm reception in the narrow streets of the old quarter. (Pool via Reuters)
Doh, your right jimmy... at first glance I only noticed the "bullpup" design of the rifle... steyr-aug was the first thing that came to mind, and the outline of the stock and barrell is sort of hidden... thanks for the clarification.. I guess they don't make a semi-auto version as I have not seen anything like the SA-80 for sale... too bad I bet they are lotsa fun! Also, the brits have some cool camo... gonna have to get some of that! :o)
And to think, I had stopped getting the "rant" forum to get away from posts like this.
whups, this was in Photo discussions... lol at least theres a few photos to discuss.. that being said...
we were just dicussing the subject matter in the photo and placement of probs... if the model had held the rifle at a better angle, we could have seen exactly what he was holding.. the light and exposure really make the gold color look rich as well.. don't you agree?