iamjoe56

OK. Time to revise this whole mess of a profile page.


Interests:

Guns:

Sniper rifles:

L96A1: Cartridge: 7.62x51mm. NATO
Fire Rate: Bolt action
Round Velocity : 850m/s (2789 ft/s)
Effective firing Range: 800 M (875Yrds)
Maker: Accuracy international.

Barrett .50 (All variants)

Barrett M82: Caliber: 12.7x99mm NATO
Action type: Recoil operated Rotating Bolt system.
Round Velocity: 853m/s.
Effective range: 1800 m Or 2,000 yards. In effect over two miles.
Feed System: 10 round Detachable Box magazine.

Barrett AS50

Caliber: 12.7x99mm NATO
Action: Direct Impingement
Fire rate: Semi-automatic at 5 rounds/1.5 Seconds time.
Effective range: 2,000 yards, or two miles.

M40

Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO
Fire rate: Bolt action
Round Velocity 2550 Feet per second.
Effective range: 100 m [1100 yards]
Feed: 5 round detachable box Magazine.

Snayperskaya Vintovka Dragunova [SVD]

Caliber: 7.62x54mm.
Action: Gas operated rotating bolt.
Muzzle velocity: 830m/s 2700 FPS [Variant SVU 800m/s 2624 FPS]
Maximum range 100-1300 m
Effective range 100-100-m.
Feed system: 10 round detachable box magazine







Pistols:
Desert eagle [All variants]

Cartridge: .357 magnum, .41 Magnum, .44 magnum, .440 Carbon .50 Action express Custom rounds.

Action: Direct Impingement Gas-operated

Feed: Box Clip [magazine is not the correct term]

9 rounds in .357 Caliber.
8 rounds in .41 and .44 Caliber
7 rounds in .440 carbon and .50AE caliber.

Hand cannon [or the S&W model 500]

Caliber: .500 S&W magnum rounds.
Action: Double action trigger.

Round information:



S&W .500 Magnum

With over 2500 ft·lbf (3.5 kJ) of energy, created with a 440 gr (29 g) bullet traveling at 1650 ft/s (503 m/s), it is claimed to be the most powerful handgun cartridge commercially manufactured, and provides power similar to long established wildcat cartridges such as the .375 JDJ and pistol loadings of the .45-70 Government.[4][5][6]
The intended design for this cartridge is for big game hunting and wilderness protection.
Bullet weights available for this cartridge, range from a 265 grain (17 g) jacketed hollow point, to a 700 grain (45 g) cast lead bullet. Moderate velocity, heavy bullet loads from the .500 S&W Magnum are similar in performance to the black powder .50-70 Government[3].
The recoil of this cartridge is quite strong. Smith & Wesson has incorporated design features into their Smith & Wesson Model 500, including a muzzle brake, recoil reducing rubber grips, and considerable weight to help mitigate the recoil.[7]




7.62 mm


There are many cartridges which use 7.62 mm caliber bullets. The measurement equals 0.30 inches. Historically, this class of cartridge was commonly known as .30 caliber, and was most commonly used for indicating a class of full power military Main Battle Rifle (MBR) cartridges.
7.62 mm refers to the diameter of the lands in the barrel (see article on rifling for description of lands). The actual bullet caliber is normally .308 in (7.82 mm), although Soviet weapons commonly use a .311 in (7.91 mm) bullet, as do older British (.303 British) and Japanese cartridges.






Assault weapons:


M16A1:

Cartridge: 5.56mmx45mm NATO
Action: Gas Operated Rotating bolt
Rate of Fire: 800-900 RPM [Rounds per minute] Cyclic or Non, depending on model.

Muzzle Velocity: 3,200 Ft/s [975m/s] {M16A1}
3,050 Ft/s[930 m/s ] {M16A2}
Effective Range: 550 m [600 Yards]

Feed: Various Magazine ‘Stanag” types.




If there is any guns you want info on, like penetration power, round speed, weight, size, you name it, I know it.







On to more interests. I like games, I prefer 360 games these days.

I love heavy metal music and sometimes lighter stuff.

I of course like girls. :P

Death, blood and gore are all interesting to me.

Music: Heavy metal, Underground [think Hed P.E.]Gothic stuff,like Evenescence and some Hip Hop. Like Fort Minor. I'm all over, I guess. XD


Political: Independent. Hate the Reps, hate the Libs. Both are too steadfast in the WRONG things. The world cannot be one or the other, it has to be a balance. Neither party understands this.


Career: Marine Corps. just turned 18, and I'm almost done with school. I'm already getting into a work out schedule, and hope to head out for boot camp within the summer. Hopefully late July, at the latest.