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>>65625323>Being a furry is a sinAnd you're a sinner.
>>65625304>I have always struggled to tell apart AR-15's.You did include px4anon's rifle.
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>>65625352But you did tho lol
>>65625354You'd say anything to make me feel worse about neglecting to include Navajo rug anon's AR-15, I don't believe you.
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>>65625171>Competing for entry-level positions are absolutely dreadful*positions is absolutely dreadfulfuck
>>65624604>warming up water to make a turbine move and splitting an atom are the same thing.Bro please, do you actually understand the two concepts that you are comparing? The only time that “nukes” have been used they were reported by the nips as firebombing, H&N were not even the most destroyed cities in nippon. Toyama, Kobe, Yokohama, and Tokyo were all more % destroyed than Niggasaki. Japan surrendered because 1.5 million ruskies were prepared to invade through Manchuria. The only person in the US media allowed to report on the bombings was one Lithuanian Jew under penalty of death citing national security. It’s a scam just like global warming that benefits a wealthy ruling class. But don’t worry JDAMs are very real and so are chemical weapons, there exists many horrible ways to kill a lot of people but nukes are definitely fake and gay.
>>65625171I'm a zoomer and got an "entry level" job that pays $80,000 a year. When I did my interview my manager said thank you for not using AI to make your resume and said he has to throw out over half the resume's because they used AI to make them.
I live in the hood, and it's getting worse here every year. I keep my guns at my parent's place, for various reasons. But I want a bedroom gun. What's the easiest/cheapest effective way to go about this? For starters I'm thinking I should buy a mag fed turk piece of shit. They're small and cheap. I already have a short 870 but that's way slower to load. It's also nice enough I'd rather not get it confiscated if I shoot someone. Then I pretty much just buy a cheap security cabinet to put it in, set that beside my bed, hide the key nearby, and I'm good, right? I'm pretty sure the gun can be legally kept with the loaded mags in the same cabinet.
>>65625358The short 870 is probably your best bet, you shouldn't need more than a few rounds to put any home intruder down...unless Demarcus shows up with Tyrone, Tyrell, and Demarius as well
>infantry divisions get equipped with 75mm-armed half-track TDs>soldiers love them, even when the are no tanks to hunt, because the gun is extremely effective against fortifications>gets replaced with pack howitzers because troops dont need mechanized support>soldiers hate them because they are more vulnerable and less mobile than a gun-carrier>separate tank battalions prove really popular but their main drawback is that they lacked training with infantry divisions (could be solved by making them organic units to divisions)why is the army allergic to giving infantry motorized guns despite every instance of them being used met with nothing but praise?
>>65625330>You either bypass the strongpoint or level the entire thing to the groundbypassing is not always an option ,especially for ICBTslevelling the entire structure requires concentrated artillery fire which a brigade would be hardpressed to do with its battery, which will be taking tons of requests and will not always be available> If you absolutely need to send troops in, you send in mechanized infantry, not light infantryIBCTs simply do not have the luxury of ignoring every single target in their way and ABCTs are going to be concentrated at the primary axis of advance"waiting for the tanks" would be the absolute slowest way to clear the way forward because you would then have to wait for an ABCT to be made available and then physically make its way to your position and then take over the advanceassaulting strong points is an inevitably and not one that an IBCT has the luxury of avoiding entirely or simply waiting in place for artillery to level, which would represent a defensive victory for the defenders because the successfully delayed the attackers without ever firing a shotso, again, infantry have only two options to deal with strongpointsget suicidally close with hand weapons or use artillery and hope that it isnt backlogged with requieststhe M10 is a logical solution, since it can physically communicate with infantrymen to fire at priority targets as they appear or identify and destroy targets independently while also being far safer than having to fire AT4s at every target
>>65625335>levelling the entire structure requires concentrated artillery fire which a brigade would be hardpressed to do with its battery, which will be taking tons of requests and will not always be availableWhat do you think we're dealing with, the Maginot Line? The strongpoint should also be pre-softened with a good amount of precision air strikes before the infantry even gets close. You're speaking as if strongpoints of that level somehow appear out of thin air.>the M10 is a logical solution, since it can physically communicate with infantrymen to fire at priority targets as they appear or identify and destroy targets independently while also being far safer than having to fire AT4s at every targetYou keep pretending there's nothing between artillery and AT4s. Even in that hypothetical world, a "nimble MRAP-sized howitzer motor carrier" like the anon above described would be a far more practical choice, and you could probably even field 3-4 of them for the same cost and logistical footprint as a single Booker while bringing much more firepower to the table.
>>65623467https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4d9qeb-ucc
>>65625341>You're speaking as if strongpoints of that level somehow appear out of thin air.because facing them is an inevitability, bypassing or sieging them is a luxury>You keep pretending there's nothing between artillery and AT4sbecause that is the current case with an IBCT, as is they have one organic artillery battery and then div artillery above themanything other than that, they have to handle themselves with their hand weaponswhich is where the M10 was supposed to come in, bridging that gap with heavy firepower>a "nimble MRAP-sized howitzer motor carrier" like the anon above described would be a far more practical choice, which would then resemble the M10 in form and function, because of the protection and off-road requirements
>>65625344>which would then resemble the M10 in form and function, because of the protection and off-road requirementAnon it's not even close. The M35 alone weighs 2900lb versus 318lb for the M121 carrier mortar system. That makes the turret proportionally heavier and the chassis balloons from there. Whereas a complete, autoloading NEMO is only 4200lb for the entire armored turret.
Confiscated guns and loads out.
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In about a week trump will try a nuclear decapitation strike and drop in the 5,000 combat troops we've moved to saudi arabia. US troops and armored divisions will open two fronts from Lake Van in the north and Basra, while Marines preform an amphibious assault on Bandar Abbas. B-52s will do strategic carpet bombing, like Operation Menu, for the march to Tehran where the CIA-funded Iranian Opposition will dig itself out from the nuclear fallout and setup an exile government.do you think this strategy will actually work? and how soon until gas prices drop
>>65625348>wait until they do something bad>use it as reason to cut them off from international banking and currency exchange>ramp up sanctions when they double-down to own the libs>spend 10 years personally sanctioning their leadership one by one>wait for enough leaders in IRGC and government to go bankrupt and take Mossad money>it's just embattled officials hiding in mini-palaces while riots flare up and burn down infrastructure every few months>turn off the flow of funds>their entire economic system no longer rewards those who hold power>watch as the coup themselves in exchange for personal sanctions relief>leave them as an utterly destitute kleptocracy of threat to no one for the next 50 years
kill em all
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>>65625145Thank you for the knowledge transfer>USP AOWBased!>>65625014That's a slave name. Philosopher of Peoria is the true moniker.
>>65625285At least you post roasties.
>>65625285I feel sorry for her. Her first experience with handguns and she fell in love with Ruger revolvers then Ruger discontinued all of them like 2 weeks later.
what gun has the highest bore axis?
>dual rotary tube mag semi auto bullpup shotgun
>>65625162Why? bullcuck shotguns are a retarded idea because then they don't swing as well and barrel length really has a negligible effect on shot velocity and spread
>>65625170better capacity for size, thats it
>>65625170>>65625172Loaded with minishells
the street sweeper is a famous gun op, dianne fienstien personally had it banned by eric holder as an AOWstreet sweepers are also banned by name in california, new jersey and new york for the same reason
>>65625162It is possible. Just glue a SRM 1216 or Xrail together in a single shared receiver, like a dual barreled AR or 1911. It would just be massive and clunky and shit.
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>>65624419Year of being a /k/ommando and going innawoods and innazone has finally payed off. We have found werewolf girls and cute skinwalkers and shit.
>>65624947Peak 35yo single aunt behavior.
>>65625265Imagine the smell
>got drunk at bar>two costumed foids in their 30s touch me and introduce themselves for no reasonThe fuck
>>65625338I thought you liked skanks, what's the problem?
The best infantry firearm of WW2. And it was made by the Italians.
>>65625067M1 and M2 carbine isn't far off.
>>65625257the M2 carbine is maybe the only "heavy" SMG ever madeit was treated as an SMG by the US army, but it had the firepower of .357 fired out a long barrel which puts most other SMGs to shame
>>65624715>brainlet fedoratip textwall the StG 44 (not the rifle itself, the 92-33 kurz cartridge<---weakest link) was an unproven concept, that was rushed into development. The rifle was heavy weight. It was an innovative idea (yes in later decades would prove in other cartridges-rifle designs to be ideal for infantry). It was not thoroughly proven and only saw service during final two years of Germany's war by which time they had far far FAR larger problems (shitty manufacturing QC and lack of mineral raw materials after 1942 barely scratch the surface of those) than 'what small arm to give / is best for infantry'.It wasn't a fully realized combat tool by May 1945. By May 1970, the """""""""""""intermediate"""""""""""" cartridge infantry rifle is seen to be a fully realized tool.
>>65625268>the M2 carbine is maybe the only "heavy" SMG ever madeinb4 anon discovers that M2 is lighter than every ww2 smg.
>>65625339heavy in terms of powermost SMGs fired 9mm or .45 if they were american.30carbine has the same punch as .357 magnumonly a few 10mm and .357sig SMGs are really in the same league as it, and those are pretty rare and only came in decades after
>builds up hype over a basic titanium 22lr suppressor>shows off production and how it's coming along>still no product after like 2 yearsi'm convinced this is just a social media psyop
>>65621261Who molested you as a child?
>>65604880>"My name's Lilit--"
>>65623819>Are you jewish?Isn't everyone who doesn't agree with your opinions?
>>65624338No, but if someone is jewish I can immediately disregard everything they say, whether I agree with it or not.
>>65624338>deflects and doesn’t answer a simple yes/noCalled it
2026... I'm forgotten
>>65625321Why do you put a date on your rounds? do you think they go bad?
>>65625331Because my stacks run deep and I always pull the oldest box I see, you some sort of poor?
>>65625332no I just don't label my boxes like an autist
>>65625334It’s not my fault you’re retarded
>>65625340>aeroyou're poor
WHY WON'T YOU FUCKING DIE
>>65611520Lightest weight.Softest shooting.Most accurate.Wear is minimal when regularly cleaned and oiled.Not any more sensitive to debris malfunctions than pistons.Really it is just slightly more frequent cleaning because of rapid carbon buildup in the gun oil. Piston rifles have a slower carbon buildup because less gas enters the area around the bolt.
>>65612340>the bolt catchWith the exception of range safety procedures the bolt should always be forward and locking lugs engaged. The bolt is locked to the rear when firing an empty magazine, which should be only a few seconds for you to replace the magazine and then release the bolt.It is a reloading feature. A feature AKs don't have.
>>65612106>the USThat's not how you spell England. >reeeeThey literally GAVE Israel to the jews.
It's a solved solution for a main infantry rifle. Bullpup is still obviously superior, but most people aren't ready for that discussion.
>>65612252counterpoint: communists aren't people
I like her. All they needed was to shift the cannon forward to improve the center of gravity and use zoom 'n boom tactics.
>>65625112>pretty safe to assume>more shots fired equals more hitsmay we see documented example(s) from 1940—2026 air to air combat?
>>65625243>related to OP topic is dead, the P-39 Airacobra (that besides unit and pilot histories mostly from U.S. Army Air Force, doesn't have much to say or show for itself apart from the unique design)fp nailed itIf you might possibly have something relevant to post about the airplane itself don't hesitate
>>65624763early jet and turboprop aircraft are fascinating from a design p.o.v.some rapidly buried as evolutionary dead ends
>>65624761>speedfor the ballistic trajectory of 30 mm Mk 108 shells an Me 262 pilot had to make his approach attitude, marksmanship and fired shots count, the plane was so relatively fast compared to Liberator/Fortress formations that he didn't have more than a couple of secondsLikewise, the Schwalbe was so fast defensive gun crews aboard the bombers could hardly lead or track it
>>65625316Me 262 was a non factor during the important part of the war when Germans could still contest and repel allied strategic bombings.My case is more about the mosquito as an example to extrapolate onto other light and medium bombers at the very least, if not the heavy ones.
