Shooting at Boeung Kak Lake Last Night
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yes, but mr plod traffic policemn is most likelt to have nothing or an antiwue in his holster, as do many of the gendarmeries. A few officer will have fancy piece, depending on how much corruption they can get away with but what we need to work out the original comment that the best guns are used for the wordt purpose is to find out what weapons were used and whether they were government issue chinese pistols or privately ownedJohn Bingham wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2020 8:46 amThe Bodyguard Unit's standard issue rifles are Norinco QBZ-97 and CQ, made in China. Many high ranking officers have pistols like Glocks/ Berettas etc, they are seriously expensive here though, like $3000.
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Re: Shooting at Boeung Kak Lake Last Night
What is "antiwue"? This wasn't a traffic cop anyway, it was a municipal anti-drug police officer.yes, but mr plod traffic policemn is most likelt to have nothing or an antiwue in his holster
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Re: Shooting at Boeung Kak Lake Last Night
I wondered that, its evidently an asian wooden bowl!John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2020 8:11 amWhat is "antiwue"? This wasn't a traffic cop anyway, it was a municipal anti-drug police officer.yes, but mr plod traffic policemn is most likelt to have nothing or an antiwue in his holster
Asian antiwue wooden container on the antique wooden table
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