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Published: 2009-12-18 13:46:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 28716; Favourites: 958; Downloads: 1084
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This is my team clearing a trench as they throw shock grenadesarround the corner.
While one prepare the grenade the other secures the front and
shoot.
To answer alot of questions asked:
- Yes, this weapon is based on the old G-3. It's the
Norwegian modified version called AG3 F2.
- This is military exercise. With fictional enemies.
- Yes, we use real ammo. The one used on the riffle is
7.62mm and for hand grenades we used HGR85 Shock.
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Thank you so much! - Semper paratus
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how did you add the thumbnails for the "Similar shots" part?
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If you look to the right on a deviation you can see a text field that is marked as "thumbnail" and a text that sais :thumb######:. If you copy and paste that field in your deviation description the thumbs appears.
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Did you guys use the 7.62x39mm or the 7.62x51mm?
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Stoooorm! VΓ¦rt\er en del av ulveflokken du ogsΓ₯?
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hihi
aren't you forbidden to take photos while doing training AND forbidden to post the photos ito the public?
The G3 was an awesome weapon what did you norwegians change? I see the scope but is it an extra or hart mounted?
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The AG3 was manufactured by the Norwegian Kongsberg Vaapenfabrikk.
The -F2 variant featured a retractable stock, Picatinny handguard and sight mount manufactured by BrΓΌgger & Thomet, and an Aimpoint Comp M4 red dot sight.
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I asked the officers if I could publish the photos and it was alright.
As long as I didn't photograph any sensitive meterial.
The G3 was awesome indeed. Now the Norwegian Army has changes out pretty mush all of the with HK416.
The G3 is a lot better imho.
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although it's an exercise, the photo just screams at me war... or something like this, can't explain the feeling. Anyway, i like the picture. all of them (on this theme), actually
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Thanks! I really appreciate the kind words 
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An absolutely great shot.
Greetings from the country to your right!
And we also used the G3, we modified it and named it AK4. The national guard still uses it.
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Tjenare sΓΆta bror!
Oh I didn't know. I thought we where the only one left operative with this ancient piece of steel
Thanks for enlighten me.
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Thanks for the info on the weapons. I was thinking of joining USMC later when I grow up if game designing fails(i doubt).
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Oh really!
I would stay with the designing myself 
Thanks for comment!
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Good Luck with your training.
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Thanks but I'm done with the training
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Oh, how many weapons did you use during training?
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We used many actually. MP5, Clock P80, HK416, AG3 F2 (on the picture), Carl Gustav 84mm Anti-Tank as well as 66mm M72 LAW.
Have you used any of these?
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Nope, I am a sophomore student, never even used a handgun, just a BB and a paintball gun.
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Oh really! Well it aint all about arms
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yeah, you have one weapon that everyone can use...
... the mind and body is the only weapon that doesn't need a strap or holster.
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I heard thats the number one weapon in the Military Channel and of course hands down to what other powerful gift God gave us.
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Gorgeous pictures. It is a rare treat to view the lines from another nations point of view. From one soldier to another, keep up the good work and always do your best to stay safe.
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Thank you very much for the support
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i would give anything to join an exercise like this
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fuckin awsome, the picture its self is in high motion <3-
really like it
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this is a great picture. no matter what your country i admire people willing to fight for their country. GOOD JOB!
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Thank you very much!
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Congratulations on the DD, you really deserved it!
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Thank you friend!
I really appreciate that
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Looks like an amazing picture. 
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