First off. Randomly posting sources isn't quite in line with Tvtropes rules. Even if it were, using Anecdotal evidence is frowned upon just about everywhere.
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First off. Randomly posting sources isn\'t quite in line with Tvtropes rules. Even if it were, using Anecdotal evidence is frowned upon just about everywhere.
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In any case, yes, putting a rifle through extreme stress will break. Even so, the AR's handguard remained relatively cool.
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In any case, yes, putting a rifle through extreme stress will break. Even so, the AR\'s handguard remained relatively cool.
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The horn bit was collateral damage, feel free to add the horn back, although just on the side, add it ''outside'' the link.
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The horn bit was collateral damage, feel free to add the horn back, although just on the side, add it \'\'outside\'\' the link.
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Admittedly the rifled bit is incorrect, although honestly, I wouldn't put it above happeing. The Soviets were notoriously corrupt and inefficent, if Kalashnikov were in charge of the rifle's design, and had enough political backing, anyone upstaging him with a better design (Such as proper rifling) would likely have been brushed off.
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Admittedly the rifled bit is incorrect, although honestly, I wouldn\'t put it above happeing. The Soviets were notoriously corrupt and inefficent, if Kalashnikov were in charge of the rifle\'s design, and had enough political backing, anyone upstaging him with a better design (Such as proper rifling) would likely have been brushed off.
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The AK's ironsights ''are'' mounted in the middle instead of the rear, and it requires special modification to accept any scopes. This is true even today, despite railing-compatible models existing, those are after-market designs. Early 20th century ''is'' WWII era. So I don't see how that's inaccurate. Frankly, the fact that the sight's still all the way up there is a rather glaring design flaw, and on easily solvable at that. Don't really see why they don't bother to do so.
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The AK\'s ironsights \'\'are\'\' mounted in the middle instead of the rear, and it requires special modification to accept any scopes. This is true even today, despite railing-compatible models existing, those are after-market designs. Early 20th century \'\'is\'\' WWII era. So I don\'t see how that\'s inaccurate. Frankly, the fact that the sight\'s still all the way up there is a rather glaring design flaw, and on easily solvable at that. Don\'t really see why they don\'t bother to do so.
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Anyways. We're going to be cutting down the size of the whole page, thousand-word text walls aren't exactly what we're looking for.
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Anyways. We\'re going to be cutting down the size of the whole page, thousand-word text walls aren\'t exactly what we\'re looking for. (I\'ll start a project on that as soon as I get official permission/figure out how)
