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International Railroad Discussion > Cab armoring in MozambiqueDate: 11/07/17 13:53 Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: jmt http://www.railwaysafrica.com/news/svi-armouring-trains-for-mozambique
Shooters not well trained, poor grouping  Date: 11/07/17 14:59 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: pedrop Much better than this first version of armoured cab
Pedro Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1  Date: 11/08/17 08:22 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: TAW jmt Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.railwaysafrica.com/news/svi-armouring-t > rains-for-mozambique > > Shooters not well trained, poor grouping That's the reason that most rails survived the west and south sides of Chicago in the 60s. It certainly worked for me. TAW Date: 11/08/17 11:21 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: tomstp Never did understand why people shoot at trains. That's is just plain mean without any provocation. We seem to have lot those crappy people now.
Date: 11/08/17 12:08 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: NormSchultze Tough neighborhood.
Date: 11/08/17 12:58 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: march_hare Great demonstration of the difference between accuracy and precision. Average those 4 shots together, and you'll conclude that the firing was accurate. Precise? Not so much.
Date: 11/09/17 10:57 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: Lurch_in_ABQ Casey Jones Nguyen, between Hue and Phu Bai, RVN, 1963.
Argus C3, Kodak Plus-X.  Date: 12/27/17 05:20 Re: Cab armoring in Mozambique Author: dcfbalcoS1 Shooting back with accurate fire does a lot to curb these practices.
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