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Is sending a clueless motorbike squad into a foggy greynoze a good idea or a malpractice ?
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>>65099883
Florist successfully stopped a bonsai charge.
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>>65099896
That's just hot shit. They're wild men, do they know that?
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>>65099914
This movie always confused me, 3 EOD guys just bumble fucking around
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>>65099789
>a2a kill

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>AR-7, but .32 acp or .32 s&w long
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>>65096061
Make it take 30/32 mags and I will buy it so fucking fast
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>>65096989
Redpill me on this curse
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>>65097102
>Get involved with the 3D printing community
Ew
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>>65098567
You dont like wearing your pants around your ankles?
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>>65098567
Don't hate. Hater.
He may be able to produce a working model of his ideal rifle for next to nothing, and be able to tweak it easily with 3D printing. Then once he has what he likes, fabricate the necessary parts out of metal.

When are we seeing these bad boys in action?
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>>65098165
That's what conventional wisdom dictates but under clown world logic/balance of purchasing power, it's entirely plausible that the powers that be will find that easier and easier to write off.
>>65094607
You can, it's just that when you reach a point that it balances out, you have an attack helicopter.
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>>65095491
we wuz robbed of the inevitable liveleak footage compilations of these going oh so terribly wrong
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>>65098742
I don’t think you understand what actually goes into purchasing decisions
Because you’re an idiot
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>>65089932
Never. Too easily countered by switching to controller port 2.
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They're perfect for strait crossings. Don't even need barrier troops, once they're there they don't have enough fuel left to return.

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.22LR chads will fuck your girlfriends after you run out of ammo. You do not need anything more than a 10-22 and anything else is cope
>muh plates
Muh being able to afford to go to the range often enough that I can shoot your testes off from 1 mile. You aren't going to be doing squad tactics in a militia faggot, you can't even socialize enough to have sex.
AR 15s are for faggots. SKS are for faggots. 308 is for faggots. All are dick replacement stroking therapies. Cope.
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>>65097132
Send the kids out into the bushes with their 10/22s and 200 rounds each
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>>65095227
Heres my bugout bag checklist.
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>22longreddit

enjoy being raped to death without even having the chance to expend ammo
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>>65099496
>only 2 pairs of socks
Literally NGMI
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>>65099496
If you made that spreadsheet, you're a fucking weirdo. If you cribbed it from someone else, you're a double-nigger.

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Oh shotgun and beretta chads of /k/, tell me, should I get an a300 or 1301?
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>>65098968
>>65098979
kek
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>>65098979
then you WILL get what you deserve
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>>65098907
Thank you. I want one
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>>65098462

I got mine for $1338 after tax at basspro also lol. I fucking love this gun.
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>>65099055
Np. They are super light and pointable, for an 18.5" barrel they feel so nimble compared to the 870 and 590. Happy hunting.

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These just keep getting more entrenched in warfare. Looks like they are here to stay?

Pic related from tonight. Basically every night over Russia now
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>>65097005
As I said it's equal to 0.8 km along the front, the line is thinker than that on the maps.
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>>65097010
*thicker
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>>65096681
>Drone swarms
It's a barrage of low-cost cruise missiles, not a drone swarm.
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>>65096690
>Seems like something that Air Defence should try to handle?
About that.
Note the dates.

>>65096694
What are the right tags for when the bull ignores the wife and fucks the cuck?
? forced_sissification
? forced_gay
I'm not perverse enough to be familiar with these tags.

It's 4 minutes long, I didn't have the energy to cut it in half without losing content, just for a throw-away joke in a thread that won't persist much longer.
https://files.catbox.moe/u0940o.mp4
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>>65097176
>not a drone swarm
It's a creeping barrage with really long timetables.

:0
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>>65099416
Its pretty funny, I guess.
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>>65098927
big guy
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>>65099455
AAAAAAIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEE
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I hate 4chan so damn much after this stupid captcha stupid lag bs. Idk how many times I had to do a stupid post form only for it not to work.
>Question
petite small wrist 50kg wants 45magnum chrome with long barrel. am I compatible? I know the picture has a 44 anaconda which I wouldn’t mind… but bigger is better in terms of how I want it. Anyhow, will it snap my wrists? Hurt? Can I maybe just use some type of brace to help? Will it make a difference if it wasn’t magnum? Or special? I never even fired a 45acp to be able to judge that desu.
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>>65092930
>petite small wrist 50kg
If you're a twink I've got a magnum for you to handle
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>>65096015
>All I know is quality over the years has been all over the place
that seems to be the problem with so many revolver makers.
S&W have been cutting costs since 1955 when they deleted the top sideplate screw. In 1961 they got rid of the triggerguard screw. In the 1980's they stopped pinning barrels and recessing chambers. Then came the Hillary Hole and everybody knows about their current QC issues.
Manurhin MR73's are known to be among the best revolvers ever made--well, the original Mulhouse production, anyway. The later MR88's were just Ruger Redhawks, not bad guns at all but nothing special. The Chaupis-produced MR73s have at least some MIM parts inside instead of forgings. USFA used to make top tier Colt SAA repros but they went bankrupt thanks to the Zip22. Dan Wesson made some amazing revolvers at their Monson facility while QC at their later Palmer and Norwich plants was more hit-and-miss. It was the same with Korth: those guns they made at Ratzeburg while Willi Korth was still running the show were amazing, nu-Korths are still nice but they are focused more on bling than on function.
Colt has had loads of ups and downs given the age of the company, most recently the issue being that they laid off all their expert gunsmiths when they stopped making the Python for several years, only to have teething problems when they started production up again. The modern Python is more reliable than the old one because it uses different lockwork that is more durable. However they don't have the same super crisp trigger of the original, and the fit-and-finish isn't as good either.
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>>65096015
There's no secret to a revolver for a rimless cartridge without a moon clip, just counterbore the cylinder to the desired case length. That's what Ruger does on the convertible Blackhawks. Extraction is a bit more difficult for a swing out cylinder but it's not impossible.
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>>65097076
>The later MR88's were just Ruger Redhawks, not bad guns at all but nothing special
Security Six actually, and Manurhin manufactured the cylinder and barrel themselves, as well as modifying other parts including the frame to make the lockup more robust.
>The Chaupis-produced MR73s have at least some MIM parts inside instead of forgings
You have a source for that right ? I'm not saying the Beretta acquisition couldn't make them cut corners for more profit, but I find that a bit hard to believe.
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>>65097582
>You have a source for that right ?
I have seen the proof with my own eyes, though google image search is now being retarded and is not bringing it up.
A guy on a forum had one of the new MR73's and needed a new safety lever. Chaupis sent him one under warranty and he photographed the two parts side-by-side complaining about how the new one was shit. In reality most of the objections from the poster were a bit of nonsense. The two pieces were visibly different, and the poster was bitching that the part he was sent was "not right". What he didn't realize was that the new part they sent him was unfitted, with the expectation that the gunsmith installing it would do the final finishing. That is, after all, part of the point with a revolver like this. It's not just random parts grabbed out of a bin and slapped together, there's a lot of careful hand-fitting involved and the poster didn't realize that. He thought the new piece would drop right in. However, you could also see that the new piece was not a forging. IIRC the part in question was #136 which Manurhin calls the "internal safety".

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>>65096957
Hopefully Ukraine + the clear race towards WW3 will make them get their shit together this time.
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>>65092967
we need more kino like Stealth again.
https://youtu.be/YbWeM0PlI6Q
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>>65093020
LM is still going full throttle producing new F-35s, they can skip a fucking contract or two.
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Why is nobody talking about those flexible wings?
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>>65095997
> 9Gs
Unless your name is Lazlo

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I'm interested in my first "bolt action pistol" and want to go a semi-custom route. How are these Howa mini actions that come from Brownells? I was considering just buying one of these in 300 Blackout and having the barrel chopped to 9", rethreaded, and suppressed for a good forest gun. To my knowledge they are sold as receivers so no legal issue as far as the NFA goes, unlike if I bought a fully built rifle with stock.
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>>65096373
That and Miroku, they make really nice (but expensive) Winchester rifles and also some O/U shotguns.
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>>65096365
>At shotshow this year or last year or two years ago or something, some company presented an interesting hack, basically a suppressor handguard that acted as a muzzle device with an internal threaded attachment point too, so you could p&w that, now you have a "over 16 inch barrel" but you can still swap around the can. Simple, clever hack, though dunno if it made it to market or not and don't remember the name.
that was over a decade ago and ruled illegal
unless somebody is trying to do it again
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>>65096422
I think he is referencing this sort of thing.
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>>65096422
I wasn't talking about a suppressor itself obviously you goof, I said a suppressor handguard.
>>65096495
Yeah that looks sorta like it (though not sure if it was that exactly or not), thanks anon. The idea seemed like a fairly straightforward but effective one, lots of us tend to either put a wrap of some kind around our cans or if possible have them inside the handguard anyway just because of the heat. And a simple cover can be cheap and unregulated. So making that the integral part and the suppressor itself "merely a replaceable core" to avoid sbr status could make sense.

I guess in some ways that's ironically sorta similar to what a lot of suppressors themselves have ended up doing, where they have the serial number on a steel or whatever durable shell in a hard to damage spot, and then the core (be it 3d printed or traditional baffle stack) and cover are all replaceable and just "parts". That means as long as the outer part is fine the whole thing is easy to fix and theoretically even upgrade without any new stamp. I'm almost surprised short barrels with 6-8" of shroud haven't been a thing for awhile, particularly back when stamps were both $200 and a real pain in the dick.
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>>65091461
tikka, howa, and bergara are all very good bolts and generally considered default recs for someone getting into it on a budget. opinions vary on exactly best value personally imo tikka is best out of box option but you wont be unhappy with any of em

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What is /k/ opinion on hunting as a sport to control invassive species?
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Just one thing should be unlimited open war and invasives are perfect for it.
You should be able to use anything you cna possess in any way you wish. No cruelty charges ever... and not that I'm saying you should torture coyotes (maybe) but just so someone can't use the "inhumane" angle to stop you from using tripwire claymores.
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>>65099448
you know, in some states like mine, using poison gas is a legal method for hunting
give me one good reason mot to turn my forest into verdun
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it's just work, if you get excited about doing it everyone's going to think you're a fuckin weirdo.
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>>65096477
Swans are the biggest cunts. Geese are mid tier cunts.
Fucking swan flew across a lake near my house just to come hiss at me when I was walking away from it. Doesn't even have a nest there, absolute dickhead animals.
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>>65087070
>tax the rat farms

>>65087549
Based family tbqh

>>65086988
I see no problem with that

In my cunt crows are an urban pest and if the local municipal council organises a culling, anyone with a loicense can sign up as a shooter, BYOA

Thoughts on the new US Army 30mm grenade rifle?
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>>65070680
lol
lmao
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>>65065550
FK BRNO or tell FN to make a burst 5.7 with extendo mags and 8 inch barrel
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it seems like yet another attempt to make grenade launchers cool, then everyone will remember that they don't want to spend 3k per shot on some programmable meme grenade.
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>>65099468
Yes, if it isn't fire and forget, then it generally is too complex for people who're being shot at.
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>>65066929
Just muzzle load them LOL

seriously

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>Weight: up to 15 tons (aluminum hull)
>Engine: 360 hp diesel
>Crew: 3 (driver, commander, weapons operator)
>Troop capacity: 8 dismounts
>Ballistic protection: STANAG 4569 Level 4 (front), Level 3 (sides/rear)
>Mine protection: Level 3a/3b (up to 6 kg under track/hull)
>Armament options:12.7 mm machine gun, 14.5 mm + 7.62 mm coaxial
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>>65091539
For some reason Russia would rather KALIBRate a veterinarian clinic instead of a known foundry.
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>>65095738
And this is relevant to the war how?
How many times have you posted this now?

I wish for Putin to just take all of Russia offline so we never have to see another zigger post
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>>65096759
This zigger from India.
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Speaking of M113 in Ukraine

>Ukraine has received at least 1,729 M113 APCs and vehicles based on them from partner countries.

>Updated estimates were published by military observer Jeff2146 on X, challenging the previously widespread estimate of more than 4,100 vehicles.

>According to him, the figures cover confirmed deliveries and announced aid packages.

>The M113 has thus become one of the most numerous types of Western armored vehicles in Ukraine’s Defense Forces.

>The total includes vehicles in various versions: armored personnel carriers, command-and-staff, medical and specialized variants.

https://militarnyi.com/en/news/ukraine-receives-over-1-700-m113-apcs-from-allies/
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>>65099335
All hail the metal bawkes.

King of the battlefield.

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Leos, Abrams, Bradleys, M113s, artillery and other in ukrainian service
-what camo patterns
-tactical markings
-what alterations
-nose art?

surprisingly little can be found in the web about this, exept shitty quality video stills from far away or newspaper articles about donations.
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>>65098774
I feel so bad for that guy
>sells truck
>dealership lies and doesnt remove his company info decal
>winds up in Middle East, being used by isis
>pic goes viral
>gets non stop death threats and shit raining down daily because of this
>even years after the truth is out there retards still break his balls
I hope that settlement was enough to deal with this bullshit, or if he had an uptick in plumbing jobs with Muslim owned houses or mosques?
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>>65096375
Anyone putting 113s in that list is a middle-class try-hard white kid from mid-western suburbia
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>>65096625
I honestly thought they put ERA on the tracks there for a second.

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Interesting shot of the Rwandan Military on Google Streetview. What does /k/ think?
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>>65092651
On paper, them and Uganda basically just exported their problems to Congo and Congo is too weak and underdeveloped and internally divided to really do shit about it
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>>65096185
Museveni literally trained and fought with Paul Kagame against Idi Amin and Milton Obote, the political and military bonds between the NRM and RPF are deep
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>>65096185
No they haven’t been fighting each other. M23 tried to advance north toward Butembo but got blocked by Ugandan forces. M23 can’t afford to fight Uganda (and Rwanda probably told them to hold back) so they are only able to advance west and south. Uganda is also there for its own reason that being to fight ISCAP and the ADF (isis and isis aligned rebel group), as well as other rebel groups in Ituri that threaten Ugandan stability. That’s why the renewed fighting is all southwards and why Uganda intervened to retain government control rather than have its own militias take control (some of which are also apart of the Congo River Alliance which is anti government).
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>>65096395
To be honest those kinds of massive offensives were never really in the cards to begin with. The presence of foreign troops prevented the initial breakthrough from being fully exploited. M23 on their own is still able to advance at a decent pace. Their second Uvira offensive took a week and a half and they advanced roughly 50 miles (75 km) along the length of the Burundian border, cutting it off from the rest of the DRC. However what kills their momentum and prevents them from spiraling is that FARDC and Wazalendo love to counterattack. Towns will switch hands 3-4 times before falling under M23 control. They may not win but they certainly delay M23 and force them to expend more resources, which is why they are advancing much at a much slower, although still good pace.
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>>65090704
could be way worse


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