m7 meaning and definition

m7 meaning

A person who is just less than a mate (m8) pronounced emm-sev-en

m7 meaning

Commonly thought of as mistakes on messenger services, however the terms are both equivalent to M8 - obviously an abbrieviation of the word "mate".

m7 meaning

Medication for men to treat Manginis. Usually delivered topically, but for serious and/or chronic cases there are maximum strength tablets, gel caps and capsules.

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M70AB2 meaning

A Yugoslavian variant of the Kalashnikov underfolding rifles. While not being very different from an actual AK-47 differences are that it has a longer foregrip allowing 3 cooling slits instead of two, a non-chrome lined barrel , and grenade launcher sight apetures. The M70AB2 and its fixed stock model the M70AB1 are two of the best AKs on the market.

M72 meaning

The M72-series LAW is a lightweight, self-contained, antiarmor weapon consisting of a rocket packed in a launcher. Still used by the US and Norwegian Army to own the baddies

M79 meaning

The choice weapon for faggots in Soldat who can't use any other gun worth a flipping shit. Their motto is "one shot, one kill" when it should "shoot, miss like a total fucknugget, run like a pussy for the meds, repeat."

m8 meaning

It means "mate" Used in chats and in forums, that slang is useful

M-80 meaning

A type of firecracker that is quite effective in bothering local neighbors, family pets and of course, senior citizens.

M80fighter meaning

When a man puts a m80 in a girls vaginal and has to put out the fuse my ejaculating onto it.

m80 firefighter meaning

The act of taking a m80 and putting it into a girls vagina or ass and the man has till the fuse of the m80 runs out to ejaculate onto the fuse to put it out before it explodes

M82 meaning

Very powerful .50cal rifle the rips limbs off and leaves large holes through bodies

M82A1 meaning

The Barrett M82A1 is a magazine-fed, semi-automatic advanced marksman rifle. Capable of engaging individual targets and equipment at distances of over a kilometer, the M82A1 is equipped with a 10-power scope, 10-round magazine and bipod. When you really need to reach out and touch someone - or something - nothing beats the M82A1. The M82A1 packs quite a punch. Its recoil means that you must reacquire the target after each shot. Because it is semi-automatic with a large round, it is prone to jamming. This is definitely a very long-range weapon. When it fires it gives off a puff of smoke, making it easier for the enemy to locate you, especially during daylight operations.

M82A1A meaning

The M82A1A is a semi-automatic, air cooled, box magazine fed rifle chambered for the .50 caliber, M2 Browning Machine Gun cartridge (.50 BMG or 12.7 x 99mm NATO). This rifle operates by means of the short recoil principle. The weapon system is comprised of the rifle (M82A1A) with a Unertl 10-power scope and an additional box magazine. The system comes packed in its own watertight, airtight carrying case with an air release valve for aircraft transportation and the requisite cleaning rod and brushes. The basic M82A1A rifle is equipped with bipod, muzzle brake, carrying handle, metallic sights, and 10-round box magazine. There is also a back pack for cross country transport and a bandolier for extra magazines is available. The M82A1A is designed to provide commanders the tactical option of employing snipers with an anti-materiel weapon to augment the present anti-personnel M40A1 7.62mm weapon. The rifle is manufactured by Barrett Firearms Manufacturing, Incorporated of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The scope is manufactured by Unertl to match the trajectory of .50 caliber Raufoss Grade A (DODIC A606), which is the standard operational round. M82A1A .50 Caliber Special Application Scoped Rifle Manufacturers: Barrett Firearms Manufacturing, Inc. and Unertl Length: 57 inches (144.78 centimeters) Barrel length: 29 inches (73.67 cm) Weight: 32.5 pounds (14.75 kilograms) (unloaded) Bore diameter: 12.7mm (.50 Caliber) Maximum effective range on equipment-sized targets: 1800 meters Muzzle velocity: 2800 feet (854 meters) per second Magazine capacity: 10 rounds

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