[manwiththehands]

One of my clients is a Russian who thinks he knows better than everyone about everything. He does know a lot if he would just stick with what he knows. I would just laugh at him if he did not know just enough to be DANGEROUS to us and himself.

This is hilarious. The arrogant Russian know-it-all stereotype is not a "stereotype" at all. I want to hear Kalashnikov's claims validated by just one of our troops.

[Vermont Lt]

I admit up front that I have not handled an AK-47. I only know that a close friend who spent the first fourteen months of the war in Irag used one over the M-16 and said the first thing he would do if he had to go back over there was to find another one.

Thats endorsement enough for me.

[Lx]

Is his name Pavel Chekov?

[Centurion2000]

The arrogant Russian know-it-all stereotype is not a "stereotype" at all. I want to hear Kalashnikov's claims validated by just one of our troops.

Hate to break it to you but I preferred it to the M-16 (USMC here), my father and uncle preferred it (Army, Vietnam) and a lot of their buddies as well.