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They were swinging loaded guns around like they were doing a re-enactment. 
A normal person with two working arms should be able to wield it, it isn't like the RPG was crew served weapon.
As to if its weldable I am sure it is but it will take time and a good pit of grinding work to make it look like it never was from the outside.
A normal person with two working arms should be able to wield it, it isn't like the RPG was crew served weapon.
As to if its weldable I am sure it is but it will take time and a good pit of grinding work to make it look like it never was from the outside.
I knew and shot the Sten with JP Sr many Moons ago! ....Good Man and Instructor.These things are aimed at the living history folks. Most of those I have met have inert weapons. In some cases, they should never be around real firearms.
One year at Fort Meade, John Pepper invited some living history folks to come and shoot at the range. Remember, these people are used to pointing guns (inert or blank only) at other people. Guess what happened when we let them handle REAL firearms.
That was the last time they were ever invited for a live fire event.
A normal person with two working arms should be able to wield it, it isn't like the RPG was crew served weapon.
As to if its weldable I am sure it is but it will take time and a good pit of grinding work to make it look like it never was from the outside.
I really hope I'm not the only one that gets your subtle humor!
You're right, Jrumann59 got it started. The levity is always appreciated even though it is rarely recognized.
