Wednesday, January 12, 2022

Italian Army Bersagliere (Sharpshooters) armed with a Beretta ARX 160 assault rifle.

 


7 comments:

  1. It's an odd habit that the Italians have, wearing a dead crow on their helmets. Reminds me of that native American chap you pictured here recently.

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  2. That magazine seems like std. AR15 fare.....doesn't seem a little too short to reach below that ejection port? Asking for a friend............

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  3. Isn't the ARX160 22cal?

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  4. Is that going to turn into a "dropped once,never fired" gun too that the Italians are so famous for?

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  5. WHAT'S with the dago's and their DAMN FEATHERS??

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  6. Helmet feathers are from the capercallie, called an Auerhahn in German. They were originally used for camouflage and shade.

    They are a light infantry formed about 200 year ago. They run everywhere, even in parades.
    Mussolini was a member of this unit.

    Goetz von Berlichingen

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