This is an extremely kino sighting arrangement. not necessarily a lyman made peep, but a peep with a ramped bead is pretty based. peep and post is probably way more accurate but this is top level comfy
>>64768983Are you saying it's based because you think it looks cool, or based because it has worked well for you personally?
>>64772713works well. it's easier to center a ramped bead than a post
>>64773147I consider bead fronts the highest expression of front sights.People who prefer blades can keep talking
>>64772713Wen he uses the /k/id word you know it's because he thinks it's cool. Juveniles prefer style over substance.
>>64773196it's quicker to center in the peep, but less accurate. >>64773195yeah blades are only better for target shooting
can you even call yourself a /k/ommando?
>>64742760It can't even past 200 yards not really the one all be all gun
>>64770998Nah
>>64770631K because its still zero recoil but you can fit it in smaller places
>>64746847i have an AS lower on a full size AP5, runs great and a lot of fun. turk mags and HK both worked. 115gr CCI Blazer.
> see pic related with my kids> expect whimsical adventure movie about sky pirates with plane autism> it’s a meditation on surivor’s guilt and ptsd from the perspective of a WW1 pilotThat shit had no business hitting so hard. Felt gutted all day. Absolute S tier film. Ghibli’s best imo
>>64768409>Audrey Tautou is just as cute as always.The Libertines is an early Audrey Tautou film that is worth a guilty watch. She was just starting out as an actress and needed the money.
>>64765203The Beast is underrated /k/ino.Great film but it kinda fails to stick the landing imo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tjdswqGGVg&list=RD9tjdswqGGVg&start_radio=1
>>64769348Idiot.
I feel like I have restless .22lr syndrome more than I have restless AR syndrome. I haven't really change my AR in years
>>64771740Thank you for posting a gun. I've been thinking about getting the 16" threaded barrel too now that tax stamps are $0.
>>64771459>not fully ambi.good. fuck subhuman nonrighties
>>64771607>sperg the fuck out if you don't have ambi AR controllsI have normal controls on one gun and normal with a bad lever on another since it's like a cheat code for high power
>>64771702nta, yes
>>64771723where do you think you are tranny?
Iran is blocking Starlink satelliteshttps://www.reuters.com/world/musks-starlink-faces-high-profile-security-test-iran-crackdown-2026-01-16/>satellite jammers>The GPS spoofing wreaks havoc on a Starlink terminal's connection and slows internet speeds1. I don't understand how spoofing GPS "wreaks havoc". Can't terminals just say "ok, I'm stationary at these GPS coordinates" at the first sign of fuckery in GPS signals? Or are they spoofing the satellites' own GPS somehow? What are these "satellite jammers"?2. Why can't ziggers use the same technique in ukraine? As far as I understand, Starlink is one of the crucial things that enables Ukraine frontline to hold. This question makes current post weapons btw
>>64772996You are retarded and gay. Ukies have posted evidence of russians using starlink for years now. Including recently in drones.
>>64772996>to cool them downBy the way, this is a necessity. Most of the currently operational starlink satellites have thermal management issues and have to shut down frequently. The service not being available in a huge country like russia is convenient for spacex at this time, because the constellation is not yet mature enough for real global service.>>64773013I'm not gonna bother reading russian propaganda.It either corroborates the facts I wrote or it lies.Starlink literally cannot be used inside russian territory by anyone because the sats shut down for cooling. But it can be used by anyone on the ukrainian side. You can look up the active cell map on spacex website.
>>64773069>I'm not gonna bother reading russian propaganda.>It either corroborates the facts I wrote or it lies.hilarioushttps://www.unian.net/weapons/bpla-bm-35-rossiyane-vpervye-upravlyali-dronom-cherez-starlink-13256637.htmlhttps://sntdpni.livejournal.com/1280265.html>active cell map on spacex websiteit just doesn't exist because GPS spoofing never works, especially in iranit's good that us military is not as indoctrinated as the most retarded of nafo cultists and are actually choosing to supply russians with internet because it serves the purpose of weakening the ukraine
>>64773065>on our website.>>64773069>on spacex website.I see what you did there.
>>64773069>Most of the currently operational starlink satellites have thermal management issues and have to shut down frequently????????????????????wtf drugs are you smoking manthere is no such issue.
how to beat mongols/horse nomads?Fortifications?focus on range?heavy cav?hold out until the current khan dies?
>>64771418>>64772760我々がこの島に上陸して一カ月と経たないうちに、百名に近い兵隊がモロに殺されてしまった。いずれも「コムパニー、コムパニー」(友達の意)と近寄り、油断を見て蕃刀の抜討に会ったのである。一番多くやられたのは歩哨であった。最初の間は、彼らは少人数を狙って来たが、日本軍与し易しと見るや大胆となり、毎日定時に一定の道を通る部隊を待ち伏せるようになった。ある部隊の命令受領者九名は、毎日定時に命令受領に通る道を待ち伏せされて全員戦死。私の部隊の一コ小隊は山の分哨に出ていたが、毎朝麓の部落まで野菜の買出しに行くのを待ち伏せされて、一行十二名全員戦死。ある部落では日本兵を歓迎して毎日御馳走を出し、空腹の日本兵が大勢で招待されているところに、手榴弾を投げ、首を切って廻った。またある部隊の一コ小隊は山の陣地に糧秣運搬中、協力していたモロに突如背かれて皆殺しにあった。(中略)頻々たる分哨襲撃事件に業を煮やした兵団は、一日、歩兵一コ大隊に山砲を配して大討伐を行ったが、ジャングル戦に馴れていない日本軍は、弓と槍と蕃刀と小銃による神出鬼没の肉薄攻撃に、小児の如く翻弄され、著しい犠牲を出して逃げ帰った。帰り路には、すでに先廻りしたモロが、多数の樹を路に並べて山砲の進行を阻害、これを踏み越えるのにまごついているところを突撃されて、あわや山砲を奪取されるところであった。それ以来、遠方の分哨を引き揚げ、ホロ町付近の警備だけにやっとの形となった。そのホロ町の飛行場すら、白昼襲撃を受けることもあった
>>64771418>>64772770pp. 66-68.藤岡, 明義『敗残の記』中公文庫、1991年。 NCID BN07275250。That's Japanese text from the diary of Japanese soldier Fujioka Akiyoshi who admits Moros slaughtered the Japanese on Jolo.He said Japanese morale totally broke down, Japanese soldiers fought each other for supplies and he and other soldiers desperately tried to find the Americans to surrender as Moros massacred them.Totally different from weeb and nip incel fantasy of Japanese warriors fighting to the end.Fujioka says he and the other Japanese survivors desperately tried to surrender to the Americans since the Moro Tausug were slaughtering them.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>64771418>>64772778The chain mail and segmented plate armour Stannis Baratheon wore in Game of Thrones is from Moro Muslim armor in Sulu archipelago and Mindanao. The Bangsamoro Tausug-Suluk, Maranao, Maguindanaon, Bajau-Sama Muslims.Moros used carabao horn for the plates.
>>64772786>is from Moro Muslim armor in Sulu archipelago and MindanaoI tuned out for most of your schizoing but no, it's very much not specific to them. That style was spread all over by the Turks primarily, but likely invented by the Persians. Of course mixing maille and plate was nothing new at all, the main innovation was directly attaching plates to a maille shirt. It was very widespread, every flavor of Turk (Ottomans, Mughals, etc), Russians, Persians, even Koreans and Japanese all used this style of armor. This is likely because solid plate armor interferes heavily with archery, while flexible maille does not.
>8 hours later
Blasting trash bros, 2 more weekshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKuVNzsQpJQno gunz yurohomos, what's the tactical use for an under barrel shotgun with like a flightcontrol wad and TSS shot? muh drones, it's killing muh drones
>>64772276Yeah, that's true. You're right. Honestly, there are security guards in major cities rolling turkshit magfed shotguns and ARs at gas stations. If Level IV plates continue becoming more and more mainstream you're going to need a .50 cal to punch through heavily armored gangbangers at overwatch distances. Would be one hell of a meta change though to have dudes with fifties on top of gas stations. Maybe more for public speaking events or special response.
>>64771051he's talking about how the shotgun is mounted to the mount
>>64770185It has been paused until 50 bmg comes down in price
>>64772262there's no way that wouldn't break the mount
>>64773153Yeah the recoil is stiff as fuck. Online calc says 86 foot pounds with a 7lb shotgun. Similar to a .50 BMG, but at least with a fifty you get a brake.
>nearly 80 years>barely any changesHow did they get it so right?
>>64766303>Fires bullet reliably, at a good rate, and at "good enough" accuracy That's literally all you really need
>>64772947Ok, the enemy has a more accurate rifle with longer range and optics.What happens now? You die in droves so horribly third party investigators come in to determine whether warcrimes occurred because your slaughter looks like surrendering prisoners being massacred because you were so combat ineffective.But sure, that's good enough. You died very bravely, that was the point of war, wasn't it?
>>64773037>What happens now?Nothing, because artillery and airpower decides the battle and 'good enough' is good enough for a rifle.
>>64773129>he says, head blown apart from outside of enemy range, his artillery destroyed and airpower grounded because no military that skimps on service rifles can afford the others
>>64770206>drove a massive influx of fucking mongoloidsTheyre glowies
>go to https://catalog.archives.gov/search?availableOnline=true&endDate=1949&page=1&q=German%20aircraft&startDate=1940>search some relevant term to your interests>make sure to set filters to "available to access online" and filter for the year range>bring back something cool
>Priest gives injured sailor his last rites
>>64772320The ripcord of the parachute could be attached to the aircraft to automatically deploy, so there were some miraculous cases of survival, but most would have been nothing more than bodies thrown out of the destroyed aircraft.
>>64772320>people still shooting at the plane missing a entire wing and the entire rear half while it is in a near vertical flat spin
>Close up video of Kamikaze hitting a carrier.
>>64743196Pretty neat
What are your views on these?Will they dominate or are they overhyped?What are their advantages and drawbacks?
Overhyped but will have a place when it comes to defenseImagine the enemy thinks an area is clear after scouting it with an aerial drone, they miss these since they emit no heat when turned off, and as they move forward you turn these on remotely to ambush them
>>64768502Lmao>simpsons predicted itHahahSo sort of like a landmine?
>>64768548>So sort of like a landmine?That's what I'm thinking
>>64768252How embarrassing
>>64768252Thats not even the european anthem the european anthem is >freude schöner götterfunkenThese faggots just did a new retarded text over it.Also it show the outdated borders of the EU and the EU and Europe are two different things.And on top of it all why do you post this shit in a thread about killer robots you weird little gay kid?Are you a german and because youre forbidden from having a german identity you dream up a globohomo approved european one?Get a grip bro.
Wish people talked about late-war allied ''wunderwaffe" more often, and not only about muh ''gaymun weapons''.>ASM-N-2 Bat>VT fuze>M3 Carbine>Sikorsky R-4>T26E4>Ryan FR Fireball>Centurion I>Comet I (A34)>F8F Bearcat>P80 Shooting star>Gloster meteorGet it through your fucking head Weheraboo niggers. Germans never stood a fucking chance.
>>64763555Most of what we see as "Canadian Culture" is in fact Quebecois culture (Hockey, Maple Syrup, Poutine, Voyageurs, Molson Beer, etc.)
>>64770116indeed. Torontans are just northern New Yawkers anyway. libtardism and all.
>>64769527McGuire AFB in New Jersey
>>64769387seething
>>64763404>B-36 Peacemaker>First flight: August 8, 1946
What is the best in class for each category? >HMG>MMG>LMG>GPMG>SAWyou can choose the same gun for multiple or all categories.I'd stick with>M2>M240>HK21kinda hard to choose a SAW I like all around more than aforementioned choices
>>64769653>>SAW>This is an LMG by another name.No, it's not. It's a GPMG, and you would know that if you weren't a stuck up peice of shit, like a bitch.
I'd tell you to do better but that would imply you're capable of achieving something worth any note and that I have a vested interest in seeing you succeed. We both know that isn't the case.
>HMG/MMGOhio Ordnance REAPR (338 Norma)>GPMG/LMGKAC AMG (308 but it would mog in 6.8x51)>SAWArmWest MG10 (5.56)
>>64769537>HK 421 is not a 'SAW'Debatable; while the fact that it's in .308 means it leans toward the GPMG role, the first guns to be used as SAWs (in the West) were shortened and lightened GPMGs, like the Stoner M69W (replaced by the Stoner 63) and the MK 48 (replaced by the M249). A case could be made that it is both a GPMG and a SAW depending on how it's used by the unit (I suppose this only highlights how useless the SAW designation/term was).
>>64770703(as other anons posted upthread) SAW is a debatable category to begin with, it's a U.S. designation for the M249whatever it is/means, it refers to the squad's dedicated full-auto fire support weapon chambered in the infantry rifle's caliber.(back in the 1959-1964 era when the U.S. Army's infantry rifle was the M14, you could ? have gotten away with—if they'd existed back then—calling a Mk 48 or HK 421 a 'SAW')this "new class" of MGs, like the Mk 48 (just an up-calibered Minimi with relatively few other changes) or HK 421 yes do have the ability to also be tripod-mounted as a 'GPMG' would be, but for that task a unit's procurement would select an actual GPMG such as FN MAG or HK MG5 (<--of which there exists a kurz variant, pictured upthread)They're light machine guns, deliberately lighter in weight (for portability) and construction, reduced OAL dimension than the GPMGs they may have taken components, design elements fromhence the neologism 'assault machine gun' /similar
>There's people around that really believe chinese hypersonic memes can hit american ships sailing at 30 knots in the middle of the ocean LOL
>>64772011>civilian rocketry programawww nuts, I wanted to see the PLARF go through another round of PROMOTIONS
>>64772102if there’s no video how do we certainly know they failed?
>>64772102>>64772105>>64772277The video I really want is and POV from inside the Purple Cloud of Prepare Your Anus which was unleashed this time.
>>64772312if a chink falls in the street and no cctv is there to record it (and fellow chink to upload it), does he get run over?
>>64772277Waterlogged supply chain time. All the scummy, scammy behavior you see in consumer products but with the belief of "well the world will end when the ICBMs fly so why bother, pocket the money now.">A wrist full of Rolexes and a basement full of gold bullion (plated tungsten).
Hey /k/, third-worlder noguns gamedev here, I'm prototyping an FPS game where your only weapon is a pump-action shotgun. You have to manually cycle the action after each shot. In the current state of the game, the reload button inserts a shell through the ejection port when the foreend is pulled all the way back, so you can load the chamber directly with whatever ammunition you want. I'm allowing this to be done even with a shell sitting on the elevator, which makes me wonder how plausible it is, since I (virtually) push the shell in the elevator back into the magazine tube as the foreend closes the action. So, my questions are: how plausible is this behavior? and which shotguns facilitate this?
>>64772124Ghost loads are a thing but not really, it's you could do it but you realistically won't. Or you do it when you have minutes to spare and not the I need my gun loaded now to shoot that guy of videogames.
>>64772124Got it, thanks. I'll just teach the player to load the magazine and cycle the action if he wants to "quickly" feed a specific ammo type then.>>64772131Yeah, I want to implement ghost loading at some point, it should definitely take some time to perform.After doing some research, perhaps something like a Benelli M4 would be better suited for the interaction I described in the OP. The player would have to pull the bolt back, ejecting an unspent shell, the magazine tube does not put a shell in the carrier/elevator, now the chamber has enough space to be fed directly with a shell (plus an optional ghost load) and put into battery when the action closes. With an open bolt, if the player closes the action without loading anything into the chamber, I assume he only wanted to eject and keep feeding the gun from the magazine, so the character will automatically press the shell release lever right before closing the bolt.Am I on the right track here?
>>64772937A solution would be to have the shotgun feature a magazine cutoff. Off the top of my head Auto5 has one i think.Would let players swap to a seperate ammo type for a single shot and would also give them another mechanic to play with, e.g. did I remember to turn the cutoff off?I am interested as a big fan of the Receiver series.
>>64772084>You have to manually cycle the action after each shot.what does this accomplish for the gameplay? unless it's a horror game i don't see this adding much in terms of skill expression or strategy
https://www.syringeshotgunspeedloader.com/product-page/5-round-syringe
>Working powered exoskeletons have been real for nearly 20 years>Working laser turrets have been real for nearly 20 years>Working railguns have been real for nearly 20 years>Working plasma cannons have been real for over 30 years>Autonomous robots that understand simple commands have been around for over ten years>People act like drones are the most advanced weapon around when we've been using them since WWIIWhat gives? Why is everyone still pretending that we're living the 20th century? People are so tired of waiting for these weapons that they're building the things themselves in their garages.
>>64770008It is in the super unlikely event that anyone actually manages to cram a gram of the stuff together in a single cohesive wad, but that's so far fetched that people really shouldn't even be thinking about it, not when it's more useful for getting rid of some unwanted protons in some material.
>>64746609'Working' is a very long way from 'credible and sustainable outside of controlled conditions'.
>>64746748No, it's efficiency. They also have heating problems. Both of those problems are related. Current research into Solid State Laser hopefully will bring improvements.>>64746626That's not true though. The navy is already running around with 60kw and 100kw lasers. The army is working on theirs. Pic related is a bit out of date but you can look up the current state of the navy's and other branches lasers by searching USNI's website and other OSINT sources.https://news.usni.org/2024/12/24/report-to-congress-on-navy-shipboard-lasers-9https://interestingengineering.com/military/us-navy-400kw-songbow-laserhttps://www.defensedaily.com/helios-testing-at-full-power-for-months-but-navy-leaning-towards-containerized-lasers-lockheed-martin-executive-says/navy-usmc/https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2025/08/will-2026-be-military-lasers-breakthrough-year/407339/Pic is from Atomic Rockets.
>DEW threadToday I will remind them.
>>64746748The limiting factor to all modern scientific endeavors is materials. Energy is physically stored, and the amount of energy necessary is governed by the conduit used
