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Old 01-29-2011, 18:44   #31
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How about

S-Submerged
N-Night
A-Assault
F-Fighting
U-Underwater

School? Put enough bells and whistles on a PPT presentation and outline it as a 5 week course, someplace warm in the tropics...max per diem.
Hooligan,

That is pure genius. I guarantee you could sell that within weeks. Just think of some of the courses that are out there right now and I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that one would sell. Not to mention the fact that that snappy name would certainly get attention.
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Old 01-29-2011, 19:25   #32
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What caliber is best for the underwater sniper?
I'm not "Combat Diver" qualified, I am Military Free Fall (MFF) qualified. We "snipe" from 20,000 "above" sea level.

I could tell you the sniper rifle we use in Free Fall, but, well, you know the rest.....
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Old 01-29-2011, 22:52   #33
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I could tell you the sniper rifle we use in Free Fall, but, well, you know the rest.....
head . . . inasafe. . . yeah, yeah, whatever. did I tell you bout the time . . .
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Old 01-30-2011, 04:48   #34
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Great, maybe they could be Blue tinted Ceramic blades..with positive Buoyant handles,and Oyster opener on the pommel...
Granted, the blade is not blue-tinted ceramic, but the handle IS blue... and buoyant! No oyster opener, but there is the ring to attach a lanyard!
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Old 01-30-2011, 09:50   #35
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I'm not "Combat Diver" qualified, I am Military Free Fall (MFF) qualified. We "snipe" from 20,000 "above" sea level.

I could tell you the sniper rifle we use in Free Fall, but, well, you know the rest.....
WOW, great shooting..a 3.7 mile shots really demonstrate great sniper skills.
Under water, Snipering is pretty much limited to the number of bands on the gun....LOL
Maybe those Lazer rifles would work underwater..
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Old 01-30-2011, 13:58   #36
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When I was in UDT-11 we had an underwater defense gun. It shot a needle projectile about 150 yds. I tried it in the base pool and it took out a chunk of concrete at the other end at 50yds. That's a no-shitter.
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Old 01-30-2011, 14:18   #37
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That's a no-shitter.
What...the gun, the story, or the pool?

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Old 01-30-2011, 14:24   #38
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What...the gun, the story, or the pool?

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We never allowed shitting in any of our pools either.
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Old 01-30-2011, 18:04   #39
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Granted, the blade is not blue-tinted ceramic, but the handle IS blue... and buoyant! No oyster opener, but there is the ring to attach a lanyard!
Then it is definately NOT a Harseyl
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Two individuals shown in the magazine article are Jon Carroll and Ray Hon. Knives mentioned are Randall Model No. 16 & Gerber "Neptune".

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Old 02-05-2011, 12:44   #41
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Granted, the blade is not blue-tinted ceramic, but the handle IS blue... and buoyant! No oyster opener, but there is the ring to attach a lanyard!
No bottle opener... worthless piece of junk....
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