Definitions by dAVE

20 

"twehn-tee"
"twuhn-tee"
"tweh-dee"
"twuh-dee"

*The 20th number in the infinite line of numbers, whether positive or negative.

*The most common dollar bill, also the one to receive upgrades to fight theft & counterfeit, etc.

*When you hit age 20, you have one more year left to finally be able to legally drink and buy handguns.

*The number of words you can send to Urban Dictionary per day.

"20 is a common number, especially thanks to the banknotes."
-me

"I can't wait to be 21. I'm 19 though."
-me

"Why Urban Dictionary!? WHY!?!"
-me

20 by Dave September 10, 2004

scope 

Any type of tube-shaped lenses for the purpose of magnifying vision. There are numerous types; sometimes binocs are called scopes.

"I use this term to refer to rifle-scopes really."
-me

scope by Dave September 10, 2004

artillery 

*A term referring to a lot of weapons of all kinds.

*Technical name for cannons that lob shells at great distances and cause much damage.

"Bring on the heavy artillery!"

"The Chinese excel in using artillery."

artillery by Dave September 10, 2004

pocket artillery 

A term referring to, often a handgun, that is extremely powerful.

"A S&W M686 .357 Magnum revolver is pocket-artillery, and sometimes used by Navy SEAL's. Oh, and a Desert Eagle .50AE is pocket-artillery as well."
-me

pocket artillery by Dave September 10, 2004

Polizei 

poh-leet-zai

Deutsche for "police".

"Polizei!"
-a terrorist in Raven Shield

Polizei by Dave September 10, 2004

KSK 

Kommando Spezielkrafte

Almost a successor to the GSG9, the KSK are Germany's elite commando unit that take on international missions.

"KSK, not KKK."
-me

KSK by Dave September 10, 2004

T56 

Chinese variant of the SKS semi-automatic rifle. The "T" stands for "Type"; normally the weapon is called "Type 56", but I call it "T56" for short. I'll try not to mistake it for a tank either. ^_~

"The T56 can be differentiated from the SKS because the Chinese prefer to outfit their T56's with long-ass needles."
-me

T56 by Dave September 10, 2004