Turkish military memories & firearms thread

[Hakan]

After getting some input and support I decided to open a thread where Turks can talk about their military and firearms experience. (Maybe post some pics of personal goodies )

This thread is dedicated and opened for the discussions and information regarding Turkish made firearms, as well as your military memories.

Feel free to post about your memories as most of you are over 25 which means you've done your military service. Non-Turks can also join us and share their memories and questions regarding Turkish-made firearms.

You can guys can post articles, videos, pictures etc. about the Turkish Small Arms Industry and anything else related to your firearms experience.

@Aeronaut @WebMaster @Neptune Can you guys make it sticky?

 

[Targon]

Did anyone used JNG 90 in real life ?

 

[Neptune]

Did anyone used JNG 90 in real life ?

i don't think any member served at commando brigs

 

[-SINAN-]

Years ago me, just returned from guard duty... mud on boots.

 

[xenon54 out]

Haha @Sinan our Rambo.

 

[-SINAN-]

Haha @Sinan our Rambo.

Mate, i'm far from being Rambo in the pic...

See, how i lean G3s to my hip.... i couldn't lift them both at that time, i was very tired

 

[TurAr]

2:28

 

[Neptune]

Jesus.......!!! @Sinan There was a pic of mine at the Heybeliada thread I had opened. Let me find it

 

[-SINAN-]

2:28

Exactly.

 

[New]

Me, just returned from guard duty... mud on boots.

VoW, isn't it forbidden to take photos or even bring cameras in those areas?
BTW, are you in service now? or it is just a memory photo from days of military service?
And for the final question, is serving military, obligatory in Turkey?

 

[-SINAN-]

VoW, isn't it forbidden to take photos or even bring cameras in those areas?
BTW, are you in service now? or it is just a memory photo from days of military service?
And for the final question, is serving military, obligatory in Turkey?

Yeap, it is conscription for 6 months. It's not like being a soldier is my profession. My military service ended years ago

Yeap it is forbidden and yes Turks don't mind rules.

 

[Hakan]

This was me back in the day.

On a more serious note though I have not done military service I don't even now if it will be availiable when the time comes but I do do my own askerlik at home. I go shooting, Hiking with rucksacks and then sleeping over night in sub zero temperatures. Alot of camping, fishing, and I like to try out various buschcrafting skills.
@xenon54 @Neptune @Sinan

 

[-SINAN-]

This was me back in the day.

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On a more serious note though I have not done military service I don't even now if it will be availiable when the time comes but I do do my own askerlik at home. I go shooting, Hiking with rucksacks and then sleeping over night in sub zero temperatures. Alot of camping, fishing, and I like to try out various buschcrafting skills.
@xenon54 @Neptune @Sinan

Muhahahahaha, you will never understand the meaning of being a soldier while being a civilian.

 

[Informant]

Me, just returned from guard duty... mud on boots.

Sorry buddy, bad gun safety. No finger on the trigger. Hate to be that guy.

G3 ftw.

 

[Neptune]

This was me back in the day.

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On a more serious note though I have not done military service I don't even now if it will be availiable when the time comes but I do do my own askerlik at home. I go shooting, Hiking with rucksacks and then sleeping over night in sub zero temperatures. Alot of camping, fishing, and I like to try out various buschcrafting skills.
@xenon54 @Neptune @Sinan

it's not a big deal until we fully integrate ourselves into a professional force. You're doing great. I used to do sailing naval school. Though, we had hell of a conspiracy theories like suit up and steal a sail boat, make it to Istanbul, entertain at Taksim, then return...myths huh