So I am getting pretty close to pulling the trigger (no pun intended) on an M1A/M14. But I will be in a dorm on base so thus have to check it in with SF...
So...how badly will they mess with it? I would like to try and leave a trigger lock on it so they can't shoot it. Is that possible? Any horror stories?
Best numbers I have heard is the -35 is supposed to replace the F-16 AND A-10 1:1. Don't take this as holy writ.
This article threw around the number "3,000" but really who knows.
Source: https://www.afa.org/magazine/april2003/0403F35.asp
It's art people. Flying horses, dragons, swords, Mp40's, chicks firing a Browning .50 Cal with 1 hand, and hogs shooting AMRAAMS.
Who cares?! I still want one!
My jaw is on the floor. These are crazy. Anyone know the artist by chance? I want some prints!
I mean seriously...damn! I just can't find a signature or any background on the pictures.
Yea I know those two Hawgs exist, but my point was more toward actually produced versions for training.
True. But I guess the -22 and -35 are different animals? Any stealth pilots here? Wonder how it was transitioning from -38's to -117's.
Well I am pretty slow and it just dawned on me...
The F-22 definitly doesn't have a two seat trainer version...but operantly neither does the F-35.
So in a couple decades when Vipers and Eagles have been retired...no more two seaters eh? Does the AF plan on stepping up some of the -38 training (or whatever its replacement might be)? Or does it expect simulators will be so realistic by then that all a stud needs is to pass -38's and then sims?
Before this I think the Hog was one of the few jets that didn't have a two seat version for training. F-16D, F-15D, F-18D/F, TAV-8B. These are just the more modern ones...
Thoughts?
Sporties Pilot Shop has C172 and other GA planes.
www.sportys.com
And larger commercial GA here:
https://www.presentsforpilots.com/training-...CFQJHxwodnDKmXw
And if anyone can provide a link on where to snag an A-10C cockpit I would be forever indebted! Favorite airplane and it would probably always help to keep motivation up.
And here are military squadron/profile posters (forgot their official names):
https://www.squadrongraphics.com/printfinde...CFRKIxwodyRILXg
I plan on making ends meet to get the new Camaro, probably a 2011 instead of 2010.
My current line up right now is a 2006 Trailblazer SS (with a 400hp Ls2 V8) and a 2002 Camaro SS that is decently modified to 444rwhp/475rwtq. Sadly going to be selling the Camaro soon in anticipation of EADing and then the new Camaro.