I love this video from Texman. It features the Texas Military Museum as they share their top 10 list of the Top 10 Weapons of the 2010s.
The 10 weapons on this list represent a wide range of topics related to the Texas Military Museum, but they also include weapons that are not specifically made or manufactured in Texas, such as the T-55 tank, the M-1 rifle, the M-2 carbine, the M-60, the M-4, the AK-47, the M-ATF, the BAR, the M-1 Garand, and the M-14, among many others.
The T-55 is a heavy-armored variant of the T-72 that is still being manufactured today, so it’s a heavy armament right from the beginning. The T-55 is also the most powerful assault rifle in the world, with a full-automatic rate of fire and a maximum range of over 400 yards. It’s also a very accurate rifle with a range that’s actually quite good at hitting targets.
So you’re probably wondering why I’m talking about armaments. I’m not. I’m just trying to get your attention. In a world where we have so many weapons and military-grade equipment, it’s easy to forget that they are not the answer to the world’s problems, they are the problem.
The T-55 is a really powerful gun, with a range that is about 15 miles. Unfortunately, this doesn’t help you for a long time, though.
The T-55 is a very popular military rifle. It’s made by Winchester (the company that makes M-16s) and is considered to be some of the most powerful in the world. It was one of the first modern rifles to hold a detachable box magazine, and it has a very long effective range. It also comes with a pistol grip stock, which makes it suitable for carrying a concealed weapon, which is how it is used in most countries.
Why is it so popular today? Because it has had a lot of success in Vietnam. The original NVA was a military-type rifle. You can purchase it from the company that makes the M-16s and buy it at the end of the year.
A lot of the other rifles used in Vietnam were not as powerful as the M-16, but the M-16 is very capable of being hit and still be effective. It is also very accurate, which is why a lot of soldiers were trained to kill using the M-16.
It is still very common to be stuck with a rifle in Vietnam, so you might be surprised to learn that it is also used by the Vietnamese military. In fact, in Vietnam, the military uses a lot of the same rifles that the civilian population uses.
And just in case you were thinking that the M-16 is not very accurate, the average person just doesn’t have a good reason to use the rifle. It is also not very accurate, so if you were using a rifle in Vietnam, you would be much more likely to miss than kill (or at least not kill someone).