all ribbing aside, i am a little surprised by this, since france has what appears to be (by european standards) a pretty vibrant civilian gun culture. ownership of handguns, black rifles and suppressors are legal (just not in military calibers). hell, they sell cans over the counter there (no form 3, no CLEO signoff, no $200 tax, no wait).
i guess nobody is immune to an nd…curious as always what happened in this case.
Since 30 caliber has taken a minority position, I’ll join him. The alternative to French capitulation to the Germans in WWII would have been the destruction of their nation and they were not willing to do that. That and the surrender to Hanoi has marked them as surrender monkeys. Prior to WWII though, the French always fought vigorously and often. French casualties in WWI for example were appalling but they persevered nevertheless.
The French also fought a long and brutal war in Algeria. It wasn’t so much the French soldier failing in 1940, it was the cowardly and craven politicians.
I wonder if this instructor say something like:
Je suis le seul assez professionnelle dans cette salle, que je sais de, à gérer cette S&W …
Le forum francophone des black riflemen.
The Academy Française may be after them. They have some English on their main page…
If military calibers are not allowed, I wonder what they use for a normal standard caliber in an AR. (or maybe 223 is not the same as 5.56? 
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Funny, I was thinking the same thing when I saw ‘Black’.
That Guy = Ce Mec
Gear Whore = putain de vitesse
Bushmaster makes the best rifles = Bushmaitre fait le meilleur fusil
Olympic Arms Sucks = Olympic Arms Sucks
I guess it doesn’t matter what language the last one is in.
Dude. You say those things much too well.
