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Post wheelgats. Just bought this 3rd change hand ejector dated to roughly 1912
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>>64671406
Plot twist: THIS is actually OP, too
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>>64679093
https://youtu.be/UOrSHb_TSH4
IDK, but 6" seems to be a sweet spot for factory loads. You could have a pretty good time developing loads that suit the gun you want/have.
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>>64685199
>will max loads with mid-slow burning pistol powder cause more wear and forcing cone erosion than a full case of magnum powder?
So, I'm not super up on the international ballistics of revolver cartridges, but if they are anything like bolt guns, your main enemy is chamber pressure, which basically equivalents to heat.
That being said, my GUESS would be that a slower burning powder would reduce max pressure and therefore heat at the forcing cone and distribute it more evenly along the length of the barrel.
On the other hand, a life of studying physics and engineering has taught me that things make sense until you realize there is something you haven't considered. The unknown unknown, as we call it, so I would be interested to hear a more experienced, or lacking that, educated answer.
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>>64688198
>international ballistics
KMFS
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>>64688198
You’ve got it pretty much exactly backwards. H110 is considered a slow powder for pistols. it’s extremely powerful for what it does though and works great in magnum revolver loads. But it’s still burning as it passes the forcing cone which can cause erosion. If your really worried about erosion on the forcing cone you load fast burning powder with heavier projectiles loaded to slower velocities. Lighter projectiles are gonna require more powder and end up with more gas escaping past the forcing cone…. Heavy and slow is about the best you can do… but honestly unless you have a very old or poorly made revolver, or your running constant nuclear hot loads then your not all that likely to run into forcing cone erosion..

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>WWII American vets
>get drafted
>go overseas for 3 years straight, no body armor, any shot is basically fatal
>fighting conventional warfare against organized armies backed by economies engaged in total war
>leave behind a wife and 6 kids, can only communicate via snail mail
>experiences almost 20x the average combat action as modern day vets
>war ends, immediately return to work with no special passes
>work until 75 years old, get $6 a month from VA for minor chronic onset shellshock
Vs
>enter military voluntarily
>get to pick your job, and get a big bonus
>maybe you might - possibly- get deployed overseas for 9 months
>a mortar lands 60km from FOB mall
>get back home
>ETS

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>>64688253
How can a man be patriot if his country doesn't spoon feed him every month so he can play games and chill 24/7?
If you aren't on welfare and are a patriot. You are a fucking retard.
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>>64686650
WW2 vets were in my experience very civil and nice people compared to e.g maga milennials, they also had manners, more intelligence and a concience and dignity completely lacking in the bullshit roided 2A civil war head full of kremlin piss youtube brigade. They won their nations respect, millenials won their nations contempt
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>>64688290
>If you aren't on welfare and are a patriot. You are a fucking retard.
>>64688432
>millenials won their nations contempt
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>it was the year 3522
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>>64687294
>Stone age grug
>hear leader roar and know that all grugs need fight now or rest of tribe will forever sleep
>have to pick up rock or stick which means must drop berries into mud now, might not find after
>leave small grugs and female grug behind in cave, can only make talk by screaming back at them louder than leader grugs roar, but they no understand
>by the time I have good rock and join fight many grugs are forever sleep and red, or about to forever sleep and screaming while red leaks out
>I kill 3 grugs with rock, bash red out until they no move or yell, but 1 grug pretended to be sleep, he poke me with stick, red come out and I fall into mud
>leader grug see this and stomp my head until dark start coming, take my rock and female grug back in cave, kill my small grugs
>I go now to forever sleep
Vs
>Common soldier during the 100 years war
>told by my liege lord I can take a vacation from backbreaking farm work and travel the countryside
>bring my trusty billhook, am very experienced and confident in it's use
>know that my dozen or so family I leave behind will be taken well care of because I have taught them well, and they also have 1 less mouth to feed with me being gone
>most of the time spent away is marching, burning down and looting some undefended villages, paying a visit to the wenches following the army, and once or twice I stand in line while my lieges knights and men-at-arms win battles and then tell me and my friends to mop up afterwards

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What are the strategic implications of Russia deploying (literal) cavalry wave attacks against Ukrainian positions and drones in the last month of 2025? Has the eyebrow been raised?
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>>64683652
other mobiks
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>>64688374
>PIDOR JOCKEY!
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>>64688268
>Captain Obvious.

Thanks except it wasn't obvious for 95% of the population.
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>>64688374
What's going on here? Humiliation ritual?
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>>64688419
I don't know or care who you refer to when you say "population"
It was obvious to everyone in my country.
It was obvious to everyone in /k/. No, /pol/ tourists don't count.

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How Was Your Christmas Edition

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Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhT8aI9-X5I
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>>64688256
Gangle's cool. She ran that Spudsys like a navy seal
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>>64688330
Replace the brace and free your soul
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>>64688310
Post pics of how you're holding the gun. Your support palm should be directly on the side of the gun with your thumb over it there should be no gaps anywhere.
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>>64688256
Kinger is the MVP, Jax is queer and a griefer
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>>64688377
I figured it out with ChatGPT

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why is the entirety of latin america armed with galils,tavors,barak missiles...
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>>64687860
>Peru did buy Belarussian MIGs
Wait, whut?
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>>64687862
In the 1990s, when the Carter embargo was still in place. It's what prompted the Americans to lift it.

It's one thing to lose sales to France or Israel, but it's another to have Russian arms make inroads in the region.
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>>64687846
>Euro
Tends to have some American parts which we have the power to veto sales
>Russia
Unless you're Venezuela or Cuba and have already gotten on our shitlist it's political suicide
>China
There are a few nations either buying or strongly considering chinkshit but it seems like unless they're getting some kind of belt and road deal with the kit they're not adopting Chinese stuff
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>>64687860
Or Mexicos Mi-17s, Russia really liked to pay off debts or pay for food in exchange for military hardware. Also the reason Worst Korea has T-80s
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>>64687846
>Euro
Too expensive, too complicated, too many strings attached, too specific for Euro conditions
>Russian
Not useful in smaller numbers, mediocre in every way, no customer support
>China
Unproven, chink quality issues, more strings attached than Europe somehow

Today the Somaliland coast guard showed off its entire coast guard to celebrate Israeli Recognition
I'm sharing every boat showed off. Seems to be 1 warship, a few patrol boats and 2 other boats
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>>64688424
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>>64688424
>>64688426
Nice to see you again. What even is the current state of the frontline in the east these days?
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>>64688426
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>>64688430
Pretty meh, we've kicked them back to the 2008 border so we don't border Puntland as much but its best for rn
Some assholes online claim Adwal has fallen but that dispute was fixed in a day
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>>64688433

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>Ukraine lost 87% of its Abrams tanks in under two years. Australia's 49 replacement tanks arrive as the 68-ton breakthrough weapon has been forced into a different role
>It is now used not as a spearpoint but a "shielded hammer" — only surviving in a symphony of sensors, jammers, and screens.
Tanks are now truly obsolete:
https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/12/19/australia-completes-delivery-of-49-abrams-tanks-now-they-must-survive-the-drones/
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>>64682208
Probably because it would limit gun depression increasing exposure to ATGMs and MBTs.
Drones aren't the only threat, just the only threat that records every kill.
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>>64679297
Yes.
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>>64686595
Can you explain why each tank shot results in exactly two small white clouds appearing at 20m intervals in front of the respective tank?
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>>64687019
Sabot casing most likely.
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>>64686673
because that's the kind of war monke wants to fight, Ukraine is doing fine spawn camping the frontline and hitting industrial targets, eventually the whole thing will collapse like a house of cards.

Kursk was already what you describe, much better because it was a deep push into Russia but it didn't do much good as a PR thing because western media is perma demoralized Russia===USSR and they don't budge easily from their frozen patterns of thought.

The M113 is immortal. It will keep getting upgraded and will serve on Mars.
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>>64686582
I hate this vehicle like you wouldnt believe
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>>64686743
nothing quite like the sound of a two-stroke V6 beating itself to death
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Except it's not an M113 but an AIFV. Nice try though.
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>>64687157
It's an evolution of the M113 and shares parts in common so it's part of the family.
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>>64686708
30mm is the smallest actually functional caliber for antidrone flak rounds.

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what if we vibe-coded the next NGAD?
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>>64687737
You'd cut the cost for a few hundred engineers and then need a few hundred engineers to fix all the dumb shit the AI halocinated into the design.
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>>64687737
It probably just downloaded an f35 model from grabcad. Trying to vibe code a workable CAD model would take ages.
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>>64687769
It takes a lot more work to fix shit code than to write it decently in the first place, so replace the second 'few hundred' with 'few thousand'
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>that name

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Would a sleeve gun actually be viable in real life?

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What’s the best gun for hunting polar bears?
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>>64686980
That could be quite small for a musket ball depending on the size of said cherry?
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>>64686994
Standarised cherries according to the EFSA
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>>64678349
They're more or less the same in all practical distances you'll be shooting. I just prefer wider bullets to a slightly flatter trajectory.
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>>64682879
>>64682886
>>64683013
>>64683037

The stock issues could have been solved by utilizing a polymer stock instead of the laminated wooden ones. But of course, count on the Canadian govt to fuck up even the simplest thing.
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>>64682064
>>64682326
>>64682400
Very good posts my fellow humans, if you let the bear in he will be your friend for the rest of your life.

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Discuss cheap solutions to the drone problem.

Not welcome:
>dronefags
>laser fags
>missile fags
>unknown technology fags
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>>64688320
a similar European system with a dual use 25mm remote turret.
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>>64688246
Can these systems detect a drone flying below tree level?
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>>64688335
NTA but yes, new systems being developed use sound sensors (microphones) to detect drones at closer ranges as well as video recognition.
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>>64688335
It should. Even directional radar still has a pretty wide field of view.
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>>64688320
>And you're right, $200k is peanuts.
I'll put it this way, that's only the equivalent of the recruitment bonus for 5 mobiks, and as Russia has proven again and again that they believe mobiks are literally worthless. Compared to the potentially $10+ million vehicle it's mounted on or the dollar value placed on a serviceman in Western militaries, it's AB-SO-FUCKING-LUTELY nothing.

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Thoughts about Baofeng radios?
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>>64688076
If you want to be realistic, the receiving antenna won't be ground level either. In fact, the ground won't be perfectly level, and you're likely to have one person or the other at a higher or lower elevation. You can also have scatter off planes. The ultimate argument, when simplified, is that altitude is going to make a significantly larger difference to talking distance and radio performance than running an amplifier on a handheld or buying a new antenna for it.

If you wanted to change the argument to account for propagation and dxing, we can have a legitimate argument where effective radiated power makes a substantial difference in your ability to make contact with a station 6,000 miles away. Running an amplifier requires a dedicated power source, so for handhelds, just switch to a mobile unit if you really need that 50w of power. But I'm telling you, I can perform similarly with much less power just by pushing my antenna another few feet higher.
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>>64688362
Sorry it doesn't quire compare to a screenshot of a picture of a spectrum analyzer. I'll try to do better.
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This is why hams can't recruit. 80 year old men spending all sunday debating on how high their antennas go.
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>>64688387
This is every hobby. This isn't gatekeeping though, nothing is keeping you from getting a radio and turning it on.
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>>64688398
Yeah but how high is an antenna supposed to go? Gatekeeping is good. This is just making mountains out of molehills.

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The 6th one. Talk about Russian submarines, the nuclear military, all that shit. Someone probably has a link to the first 5.
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>>64625001
>Talk about Russian submarines
27.12.2025
Tanks — 11464 (+5)
Armored fighting vehicle — 23823 (+19)
Artillery systems — 35542 (+33)
MLRS — 1579
Anti-aircraft warfare — 1264
Planes — 434
Helicopters — 347
UAV — 95539 (+205)
Cruise missiles — 4107
Ships (boats) — 28
Submarines — 2
Cars and cisterns — 71612 (+158)

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>>64673679
Define "unusable." No, no, define it like a Soviet. Ore is fine.
Also
>Digging sites to store toxic waste
>Using nukes
Comic villain-tier
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Bump
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>>64685608
Bhopal was partly caused, or at least severely worsened, by the jeets taking a coffee break while they were figuring out what was wrong.

>The decision was made to address the problem after a 12:15 a.m. tea break, and in the meantime, employees were instructed to continue looking for leaks. The problem was discussed by MIC area employees during the break.[24]

>When the tea break concluded at 12:40 a.m., the reaction in tank E610 escalated to a critical state at an alarming speed within five minutes

Tank E610 would release 40 tons of methyl isocyanate, killing thousands of villagers.
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>>64688402
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhopal_disaster

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https://www.armyrecognition.com/news/aerospace-news/2025/two-turkish-kizilelma-unmanned-fighter-jets-perform-worlds-first-autonomous-formation-flight

Two Turkish Kizilelma Unmanned Fighter Jets Perform World’s First Autonomous Formation Flight

>Turkey’s defense company Baykar announced on December 28, 2025, that two Kizilelma unmanned fighter aircraft successfully conducted the world’s first fully autonomous close formation flight between combat-capable jets. The milestone signals a major shift toward AI-driven air combat and strengthens Turkey’s position as a leading developer of next-generation unmanned aviation.

Instead of wasting your time with chinkshill and vatniks let's talk about Turkey supremacy instead
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>>64688245
>khokhol
Ukraine didn't do anything
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>>64688352
The engines are Ukrainian, retard.
Ukrainian and Turkish MIC have been cooperating for a decade.
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>>64688358
That doesn't mean anything though. They'll replace it in 3 weeks and ukraine will go back to being irrelevant.
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>>64688364
>butthurt reply
I accept your concession.
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>>64688399
How am I burrhurt?


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