Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: oakranger on December 04, 2008, 05:34:33 PM
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The piper Club (Grasshopper) called Miss Me score his first kill on April 1945. He spotted on German aircraft (a Fieseler Storch) and Miss Me drew their .45-cal pistols and dove on the storch with gun blazing. Amazingly, they damaged the German aircraft forcing it to land. As Miss Me land and the Americans jump out and took captive the startled Germans. Four more and the Miss Me pilot would have been a ace. :rofl
So it is possible to kill a aircraft w/ .45
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Its possible to damage a aircraft with a .22 short.....however unlikely.
Race
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I used to shoot the neighbor's kites down with my pellet gun when I was a kid, usually took about 60-90 minutes to put enough holes in it to bring it down... I am an ace if this counts.
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I like to stand at the end of the runway and pop pop pop guys taking off with my .45...
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In reality the L4 is probably the most destructive aircraft of WWII despite having such heavy losses and being unarmed.
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In reality the L4 is probably the most destructive aircraft of WWII despite having such heavy losses and being unarmed.
I know I sure as Hell wouldn't want to see an enemy L4 overhead, especially if he also saw me.
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I like to stand at the end of the runway and pop pop pop guys taking off with my .45...
I do that too. In fact, one of the FSO i end up shot down on axis field. Luckily all the acks where destroy. As the axis where landing i decided to hide right next to the rearmed pad. The first person to park on the pad i pop him with four shot and killed him. Needless to say, that pilot was the axis CiC.lol And i did not know about the rule of killing people with the .45 on FSO, FORBIDEN.
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I know I sure as Hell wouldn't want to see an enemy L4 overhead, especially if he also saw me.
Well after I said that I thought of the B29 but we wont go there...