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Re: SG-1 in SG2

From: "Flak Magnet (Tim)" <flakmagnet@t...>
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 09:03:33 -0400
Subject: Re: SG-1 in SG2

On Wednesday 14 July 2004 9:26 pm, John Atkinson wrote:
> ???  P90 is not an assault rifle.  It's a submachine
> gun.	It's effectiveness is exaggerated in the show
> because (as near as I can tell) they have a contract
> with FN to endorse the damn things.  But they are
> nothing like an M-16.  The round is half the weight,
> moving at something like 2/3 the muzzle velocity, with
> a tiny barrel.  It is a close-range-band-only weapon.

*Shrug*  As someone else has already mentioned, the P90 round sits
between 
pistol and rifle in it's characteristics.  Besides, you're brining up
real 
life.  The P-90 in SG-1 is a Hollywood weapon, so if one wants to
capture the 
feel of the series, one must imitate the creative license that's taken
with 
reality.

Basically, don't confuse me/him/them/us with the facts... after all, we
have a 
TV show for reference materials!

-- 
--Tim
The moment one accepts the idea that dissent is unpatriotic,
one wastes the sacrifices of every true patriot that's ever lived.

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