Previous: >>64578544Stamboulieh Law makes weekly videos on all the latest lawfare:https://youtube.com/@2alawYou've heard of FRTs, but what's a "super safety"?>uses the safety to force the reset of the trigger>allows for way more trigger options (you just have to trim two places)>invented by Tim Hoffman (https://hoffmantactical.com)>gifted to the world to freely 3D print>enterprising people now selling super safeties made of steel (recommend at least 4140)>cheaper than an FRT ($90-$150)>originally a 3-position cross-bolt safety>left is safe, right is semi, middle is super>3-position 90° super safety selectors are now availableComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>64657937updating this a bit more, looks like nexus is making the DTT work for platforms they support like the new scoprion evo thing they are doing and the bren 2 lower they are making
>>64657943Its joever.
>>64657576>>64657533>>64657550That bssquirts is just a knockoff of the AZ regulator, which has been out way longer. I'm all for proliferation, but it is a bummer that in the current market space we're seeing a ton of copy cats peddling bullshit.
>>64655793Where are you seeing this? Nothing new on IG and the production status page was last updated on the 8th. He never responded to me on IG when I ordered on the 8th for a MP5 clone. The ATF raided him and its Joever for me isn't it?
>>64658858It's on the page for the arc on the site, they added the next batch info a few days ago. ATF isn't going to take another run at FRTs until Newsom is in office, get them while you can.That aside anyone actually install and run one of the Diablo AK frts? The Beryl one from the same company looks cool but there really aren't any in depth videos and I'd imagine it's exclusive to the Beryl due to the left side selector (it's only a selector not a safety). I think having an frt draco like a PM MD 90 clone with a can would be a lot of fun. They both seem to be pretty new, I'd really like to hear some personal anecdotes.
webm's too
>>64631352Orgasmic. Reminder these behemoths also had nuclear artillery ~20kt at their disposal
>>64633872I do not believe AA guns are supposed to be horizontal.
>>64658731they are if the aircraft is flying at very low altitude
This gun looks cool af but is it any useful? Guess it might be better against an angry bear than 10 mm but nobody values his life enough to buy a $1900 gun for this purpose.Isn't such capable platform (gas operated with rotating bolt) unnecessary for 357 magnum, considering that 10 mm isn't much weaker and there are glocks chambered in it?Have you ever shot it? What caliber was it and how it felt compared to 1911?
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>>64658861I owned one and sold it because it didn't do anything particularly well. It's heavier and worse than large caliber revolvers and doesn't have a much larger capacity either. If you really want a big gun that you can justify as bear defense, buy a revolver chambered in something like 45-70 or 500S&W
>>64658879>heavierIsn't it what you want from a super powerful gun if you actually wanna hit something?
>>64658861it's unreliable
>>64658911it's not that super powerful dude. 500S&W has anywhere from double to triple the energy of 50ae. The only real advantage I can think of that the Desert Eagle has over the powerful revolvers is you can quickly reload it with another magazine, but that should never factor into anything in a real-world application
Wether it's real guns, bows and crosswbows or just air rifles or airsofts! Show me them results!
Post gear, discuss gear.Nylon fabric and fiber support group. Old: >>64628292
>>64658467That's better than I expected desu. Neither police departments nor gangbangers are loading AP rounds into their guns so I'm happy with that.And in any case, we set a $100 limit on gifts.
>>64658650Gangbangers are increasingly picking up green tips for use in ARPs. M855 is easy as long as you aren't running all-PE plates.Police departments are a mixed bag. The apparent preference is still "barrier blind" 5.56 per Dr. Gary K Robert's recs, which isn't really AP. It just will get you through automobile glass / panels and intermediate barriers fine and then still produce good, FBI-standard terminal ballistics.SWAT teams, especially trained snipers, will have access to AP ammunition of significant capability. 7.62x51mm Swiss P AP is $2 a round on dept letterhead, and will kill most Level IV plates. It's somewhat better than M993, the XSAPI threat. The list of plates rated to stop it is very short. Gilliam 8002, Adept Colossus, TAS Xtreme, Tencate CX-950 IC, a REV. D XSAPI possibly, REV. C and earlier if backed with stouter than required soft armor and standoff is favorable. Some old Ceradynes were advertised to do it but those are rarer than hen's teeth now and old Ceradynes are inadvisible now for various reasons.Long story short is the government has access to rounds that will pierce any plate. Swiss P is very old and weak compared to the newer stuff. It's a probability game, not possibility. The rounds are there, question is how often they'll show up. Swiss P is also in private possession, rarely, along with M993.
If anyone wants proof of the "Swiss P for $2 a round" deal, here's the link.https://armsunlimited.com/swiss-p-308-win-armor-piercing-ammo-196-grain-tungsten-carbide-core/
Anyone want pulled .30-06 M2AP projos? $295 for 111. Reload these into a .300 winmag, weatherby, or RUM to about 3,300ft/s and you can clear most Level IV plates. IVs are only required to stop this round up to 2,910ft/s.
>>64658921>my dumb ass forgot the link, woopshttps://polygunbag.com/product/30-06-armor-piercing-projectiles-111-count/
MIG-31-ACK
>>64658126>>64658173Such things will actually attract ziggers to move closer.
Jeezas, and here I thought they would stop this from happening about two years ago.
>>64649720Do the SBU accept foreign volunteers?
Did the yukes do another operation spiderweb or are they just doing piecemeal target of opportunity attacks whenever they find fighters?
>>64651377>>64651252Funny enough there have been a series of upgrades to airfields that service Kinzhal capable aircraft and signs of major maininence being done on those aircraft. Why is it so funny? Because someone is spending alot of money and effort to get the Norks il-28s up and working. The interesting thing there is it's only the Il-28s being fixed up, not the more modern and capable H-5 variant which would require PRC support. There is a non zero chance we will see Beagles in action. It isn't entirely retarded mind you, if it's just a stand off delivery platform it doesn't really matter what carries it right?
A big majority of canadians now support purchasing new Gripen fighter jets over the F-35. At the same time, the canadian government is looking over cancelling the rest of the F-35 on order whilst considering buying swedish instead. Will this be the first big loss of locksneed martin? How will the americans cope when their own neighbor don't want their overhyped fighter?https://spencerfernando.com/2025/12/18/poll-canadians-support-future-purchases-of-gripens-over-f-35s-by-30-point-margin/
>>64656791CANADA EH!Keeping elbows up and showing the orange man we are not for sale
>>64656869Isn't this the girl that makes weird rape porn?
>>64658792And I love watching Canadians act smug despite not being able to afford rent much less a house
>>64658862At least we have free healthcare
>>64658862My mortgage gets paid fine and on time. Do you ever help your parents out with any of their bills while you drain their finances?
Frigatebros, We are SO back!https://dsm.forecastinternational.com/2025/12/19/new-frigate-on-the-horizon-u-s-navy-ditches-constellation-class-for-national-security-cutter-design/https://youtu.be/mFBoBAllLAg?si=YOKHRngMPgBWP7ZGBaseline design is utilizing the Legend Class Cutter with a goal of the first hull in the water by 2028. Wonder how many VLS it will get, and if it will get Aegis.
>>64658700>But aren't the PLAN VLS cells considerably larger and deeper than USN cells?Some are, some aren't.>Meaning that they can stack more smaller missiles in them as well as firing larger missiles.That's a nice theory that gets tossed around but only the USN has actually demonstrated that capability by quad packing the ESSM. Their main AD, AShW, ASW, and ground attack munitions are all one per cell.Oh and I know you (conveniently) didn't ask, but the reason their cells are bigger is because they seemingly lack the capability to minaturize their missiles as much as the Americans can so they require larger cells. ie its an indication of inferiority, not superiority my slant-eyed friend. :)
>>64657093>LOL "super" carrierThey are actually building a temu Ford copy now. As well as another improved diesel carrier.
>>64656981>>64657010China's export variant military equipment is too poor quality to every consider. Either their domestic manufacturing is that bad, or they're to paranoid to export quality products, nobody is buying from them
>>64658815>nobody is buying from themPakistan, Cambodia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Thailand (was at least considering it recently)I'm not even saying chinesium shit is good. I'm just saying that "nobody" is an overstatement.
>>64658815Chinkshit really is that bad.>The think tank claims that the frigates are ineffective as surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles on board cannot lock onto targets.>The ship’s two sensors, which are essential for air and surface surveillance, the infra-red sensor (IR17) system and SR 60 radars, are also defective.>The critical engine defect, especially in engines 3 and 4, on all the frigates shows that the engines will face problems with functioning and will need an overhaul.https://turdef.com/article/pakistan-s-chinese-made-warships-have-malfunctioning-problems-report
he claims he know everything about WW2 weapons, give him the hardest questions yall can think of
>>64654613On a side note, the 72rnd drum is a bit of a bitch to fill as the procedure is to open the drum up, crank the follower to make room for cartridges, then place rounds in the free space. The 9mm cartridges fall over at the slightest bump. Advanced users turn the follower in small increments to make just enough room for the next cartridge, but it gets heavier to do as the spring tightens. On the upside, this drum design is pretty much impervious to accidental spills once you close it up.
>>64654634Still better than the first 40rd drums.
The Yamato class battleship was planned to carry the biggest gun the Japanese could possibly manufacture. It was a last minute decision that the ship would be armed with the smaller Type 94 18.1 inch gun.What caliber was the bigger weapon and why did they choose the smaller one?
>>64655683And the answer isn't the 20 incher btw.
>>64650760Just doing the job soft americunts wouldn’t touch until a jap slap attack made neutrality impossible.
The bus driver in charge of Venezuela is claiming the military will not only defeat the US and sink blockading aircraft carriers, but counterattack and capture the white house. Is this a realistic goal?
>>64658164>I wish they'd just come out with the real reasons rather than concocting these weak as shit justificationsPeople like Trump basically never admit their real reasons because they're incredibly insecure about them.Or because their real reasons are shit and they know it.They always come up with bullshit reasons but because the reasons are bullshit, they're not taken seriously so they double down on their bullshit.It just convinces them that truth doesn't matter because if you don't take their supposedly plausible bullshit seriously, why should they give you their true bullshit that's even worse?
>>64658164The US government pretends they are the world police and the western media plays along, at the end of the day the UN are the only ones that can wield international law and they rarely do because if you do it too much everyone leavers the UN.
>>64658194It isn't only Trump or Trumpish people, this is the same shit every POTUS has been doing since WW2. They want to invade X for Y reason and tell the media it's because of Z, the media goes along with it because the government can destroy any media outlet that fucks with them."Manufacturing Consent" nails it and the MSM has spent the last 47 years attacking the authors because they can't attack the content without telling the general public what the content is.
>>64652024Soulemani
>>64648823Are they going to impeach trump again ?
Fat stacks of webleys edition Old >>64508773
>get the coof last week>can't smell the cosmoline on my hotchkiss as I clean it
>>64597464Question for you fellas. I have a DAO Enfield No2 MkI*, would swapping the hammer for a spurred one be all that's needed to convert it to DA/SA?
How is the Greek 8mm ammo that is on the market atm?
>>64657303Better than snuff and not half as dusty.It's fine. Mine all have a fine white powder on them from what I assume is the cardboard deteriorating. But otherwise, it's fine plinking ammo.
Much better.
How effective were these things? Obsidian is said to be extremely sharp and multiple edges instead of one straight blade might be extremely painful.
>>64654265>zoomeranon got distracted by the third sentence, failed to read a paragraph Very sad, many such cases!
It's basically just the katana all over again. A weapon built for slashing that was good in the hands of an expert in a 1v1 fight against a foe who was not significantly armoured but that was essentially useless in mass combat against well-armoured opponents.
>>64656780They cut off HIS head, as in the lancer, after slashing at his MARE (mares are female horses).
>>64656780>zoomeranon so into identity politics, can't tell the difference between a horse and a manVery sad, many such cases!
>>64638095>It's fucking truelolhttps://web.archive.org/web/20230930131146/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergmann%E2%80%93Bayard_pistol
Does the AGM-65 Maverick have a place in modern warfare?
>>64657720Have you ever fired an AGM-65 in real life? No, you haven't, why in gods name did you reply you to this thread, fucking moron
>>64657720But why would you use the laser variant instead of JAGM-F or Brimstone?
>>64657743What do you think he meant by this?
>>64657720>the TV/IR ones have a really short range due to the ancient seekerDumb War Thunder player.
>>64656768noSDB2, APKWS and JAGM have replaced it with smarter and more efficient systems
All the time, I hear "it's really difficult to invade islands using weapons." But Japan invaded like every island in the Pacific except Hawaii and Australia, and obviously succeeded just fine, and the US later did the same to Italy. Why was this the case?
>>64656095>really difficult to invade islands using weaponsEven more difficult to invade without weapons
>>64656095It turns out it's much easier to invade islands before they've had literally years of fortifications built on them.
>>64656095Depends who is on the island>A bunch of tribals with spears while you have a modern military>trivial>People with the ability to actually sink a ship>Significantly harder
Japan struck fast against undefended or otherwise poorly defended colonial outposts using light infantry. But this wasn't easy and they still ended up with mass starvation due to bad logistics. People just underestimate Japan in WW2 when they clearly had a huge 'tism buff that allowed them to execute complex plans so long as there's no variables at work.>US later did the same to ItalyThe Italians were done with Mussolini with the fall of North Africa and the south in particular was never all that loyal to what was a regime centred around Milan.
>>64656095the role of the navy is virtually left out of all these discussionsJapan dedicated their main battle fleet to invading lightly-garrisoned and virtually unfortified colonial backwaters with minimal naval and air force presence.besides, the Allies didn't do that "fighting to the last man" shit. you might argue that this resulted in fewer Japanese casualties, but it also means that 150,000 Allied personnel could be repatriated after WW2 who would otherwise be KIA. And don't forget that this number could have been at least 110,000 more if the Japs weren't brutal murdering bastards
What's the best security for a sliding glass door that's been broken into twice? It's kind of hard to properly secure these things.
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>>64651266>have this style for decades>getting rusty and needs to be replaced>get a new one from home depot>get the one with the two horizontal slots>order pizza>dont even have to open my door to get iteverything went better than expected.
>>64655953At the end of the day, everything is just a polite deterrent if you're retrofitting it, as another anon said. I personally live in a cheaper manufactured home, so even if I drilled into studs and the aluminum siding, it could be ripped out by any vehicle and a tow strap. Ideally it just needs to defend against being ripped out by hand. If you have a poured foundation you can bolt it into that as well and really beef up the framing, but for OP and myself something like picrel is probably the best option, and cheapest. People saying just move are retarded. There were break ins and robberies in short creek (Colorado city) despite being 100% occupied by FLDS, in a 100% white and highly secure town. NOWHERE is immune to home invasions. Just plan to be more secure than your neighbors.
>>64655096Go park car back in driveway Go take shower, call cops with hair wet.Tell'em you herd noise, grabbed gun investigatedThey advanced on you.
>>64658770Sorry picrel
