Just received the RG walk around from Rob, Excellent......I am getting confused though, any RG experts can help me identify them?
Rg31 mk3
RG31 Mk5
Rg31 MK5E?
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Thanks Jay
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RG31/33 Variants question
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Posted: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 - 04:53 AM UTC
The last one is the RG-33. That designation is for the 4 wheeled version. The six wheeled version is the RG-33L.
The ones titled SF RG-33 or perhaps 10th Group RG-33 in your files are the same one.
I believe the one above the Homeland Security vehicle is an RG-31 Mk 5. You have that one in the "Engine and Debris Blower" walkaround.
I think the RG-31 with the abundance of slat is known as an MMPV Type II. I don't have any photos of it though.
The ones titled SF RG-33 or perhaps 10th Group RG-33 in your files are the same one.
I believe the one above the Homeland Security vehicle is an RG-31 Mk 5. You have that one in the "Engine and Debris Blower" walkaround.
I think the RG-31 with the abundance of slat is known as an MMPV Type II. I don't have any photos of it though.
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Posted: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 - 05:21 AM UTC
Is the forthcoming RG-33 an RG-33 4 wheel or the RG-33L?
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Posted: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 - 05:59 AM UTC
All I can say is that interest has been expressed in both. I've take enough measurements of both types, and obviously the photos as well.
This one is a 300 meter target though, if you catch my drift.
Did you get your photos today ?
This one is a 300 meter target though, if you catch my drift.
Did you get your photos today ?
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Posted: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 - 07:38 AM UTC
Yes I did, thank you!! There were some pics I was missing for my Stryker build and this update had what I needed.
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Posted: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 - 10:26 AM UTC
Third picture is of a RG-31 Mk 5E/RG-31A2. The fourth picture is a RG-31 Mk 5EM/RG-31A3 with the TAK-4 suspension. The DHS truck is probably an EM too. The one with the bar armor is difficult to tell under all that stuff, but could probably be another Mk 5E.
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Posted: Thursday, July 02, 2015 - 01:17 AM UTC
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Yes I did, thank you!! There were some pics I was missing for my Stryker build and this update had what I needed.
I'm always happy to hear that.