Hey /k/, favor to ask. I have to run a quick errand, mind keeping an eye on this Horton Ho 229 for me? I'll be back in 30, 40 minutes tops. While I'm gone, don't you mess with my Horton ok? OK. Thanks.
>>64747845I’m sorry Anon, I have already fucked it. I’ll clean up the cum but your jet is mega preggers. The resulting autistic-jet children ain’t my problem
Scopes and reddots are for boomers with glaucoma.
>>64747728off model gen 1 MBUIS.
>>64745611This is like 90% of /k/
>>64745210Do they have to unscrew those apertures if they have to do drills or something? Also the Sig 90 or whatever it's called's sights are retarded. it has a 100 m night sight and 200, 300 and 400 meter apertures. so assuming the wiki stats are right if you just set it to 300 m you would be at worst like 6.5 inches high, if that under 300 meters. Also they're shooting at pretty big targets. if you can use the 400m sight as a 300m 6 o'clock hold, balistics calculator says a 400m zero is 28cm which is like 11 inches high at 300 yards so that would be the middle of the target, I'd assume. I'd assume the swiss just set their rifles to 300 m like the M16s
>>64745263>>reddots>are not accuracyDo you have an astigmatism or some shit? red dots are more accurate than irons if you don't have retard eyes. the main benefit of irons, other than the battery thing, is that it's common for irons to come with some form of quick windage and elevation/range adjusting with some way to return to zero, whereas red dots usually don't have a return to zero feature because most shooting competitions either disallow optics or if they allow optics people usually will go for an lvpo or otherwise magnified optic.I have one rifle with just irons and 2 rifles with irons and red dots and I shoot righter groups with the red dots than with the irons on the same rifle
>>64745237>>64745558>>64745579imo the only advantage open sights have is that if you shoot 6 o clock hold you aren't blocking the target with the top of the rear sight
What tactics can a prospective Tanker captain use when the U.S. of United States is threatening to board and steal the ship and all the oil?Do they at least have like .50 cals they can mount really quick and send up suppressing fire against the helicopters or the rappelling troops? Is the bridge sealable so they can't get in without explosives? Do they have like a small arms weapons locker with shotguns and other close quarter weapons? What if they like do zig zags back and forth to avoid the troops having a good surface to repel into and then they pull like crazy Ivans?
You can drive in certaij places to avoid danger, and certain method of driving csn force a missile to take a longer route to you and maybe lose the fuel needed to reach their target, same for jets and Helis.Thats assuming you are able to preedict were theyll come from that is
>>64746974We are just so united you have to say it twice! Like really, really united!
>>64743716>crazy IvansWhat is a crazy Ivan?
>>64747831Stop what you're doing and go play this game's campaigns
Make it expensive as possible for them to ferry your ship by damage your propulsion and have damaged and leak hull.
What you all think of these? Anyone play with one? Thinking it might be my next “night stand” gun. Any opinions on the new frame mounted de-cocker? Any better models to consider?
>>64743356>>64743456As far as the centurion, I like the slightly smaller size. Previous night stand gun was a m&p2.0 9 compact 4”. Was a fine gun, but kinda wanna 92 again.
For nightstand why not get a full size? M9A4 is better for this use case. 92FS is awesome, but no rail for a light makes it less ideal in this role.
>>64743907Just like the smaller size, plus if I decide to carry it someday, or decide to bring it on a trip, I imagin the slightly shorter slide would be more convenient. I believe the difference is only an inch in barrel length, so I doubt the full size has any advantage other than being slightly heavier, with less felt recoil.
>>64745332the smaller slide doesn't matter at all in any form of holster, the grip is what sticks out of your pants and is what determines how "concealable" a gun is.The differences between a centurion and normal gun are almost negligible. You can feel the handling difference if you start doing some gun kata shit around your room but at the range theres literally no difference.I'd suggest just getting a full size OR a compact but beretta doesn't make any more compacts at all that arent Langdon Tactical branded and sold by LTT.
>>64743907>For nightstand why not get a full size?I always assumed nightstand guns were understood to be full size guns.
>3D Printed GunsWhat are the best filaments you guys are using for frames and gun parts? Is it still PLA + or are the different carbon/glass infused filaments better?What are you guys printing?
>>64745330>Put a hole in the enemy four inches wide, three inches deep>Harmless through a single wall>Can be safely caught at 100 yards.
>>64747179Just like those old Thunderzapp bullets!
>>64743866Cheap ass Enders are just as good as Bambu stuff with the caveat that you can print stuff quite a bit faster on Bambu machines
>>64743866>>64743818I upgraded from an Ender 3 to a P1S. I've printed guns and gun parts on both. If you're broke, the Ender is totally fine if you spend a bit of time dialing it in. Leveling is a pain in the ass sometimes, but you can upgrade to an auto-leveling system if you want.For what it's worth, the P1S is awesome. I wouldn't have bought it if I were buying new just based on some of the Chinkery that goes on with the Bambu ecosystem but I ended up with it as repayment for a loan. Its crazy how fast it prints compared to a stock Ender 3, and lots of little QOL stuff makes the experience that much smoother. I don't really care for their slicer program, but it's fine. Print quality has been fantastic with two different nozzle sizes and the enclosure is nice to keep the smell and noise down. AMS unit comes in handy, but I generally just use PLA+ for everything (I mostly use it for /tg/ projects)My first printer was an Anet A8 and that thing was an absolute fire hazard.
>>64747392>>64747733Thanks anons I appreciate your feedback.Context: current printer is a Sovol SV06 Plus, had it since they were released in...2023? A couple of years. I've calibrated it per the Ellis guide, built an enclosure for it, 2nd hotend assembly that I use with my hardened nozzles if I ever print something that needs them.Printing with it can be so frustrating. It's fine for most prints but i don't like pushing it above 50mm/sec. It's not Klipperized but I'm considering it if only for input shaping. I'm tech savvy so it's not a big deal to do this, just haven't done it yet.From what I've read about the P1S makes me really consider it. The telemetry is concerning but if it's really obstructive I can figure out a networking solution to keep it online but unable to touch my server.Budget idk around $5-600 and even better if I can get it on Amazon: my work gives out $75 gift cards as performance incentives so I hoard them.
The T-34 is the best tank of World War II. What about airplanes? According to /k/
>>64740849>best in knife-fighting>REEE why you bling gun to knife fight, shamefur disprayget nuked
>>64742285this guy fucks
Sherman was actually most effective, Tiger 2 is actually the best made (can't tell me know, I have seen one in person and they are just miles ahead in quality)
>>64739437Thats funny, Mines always being a dashing 109 piolet in the Condor Legion, killing commies and banging hot spanish women
>>64738946Hellcat/FW 190. Former with drop tanks made the Mustang redundant. Latter's ideal serviceability.
All things precision shooting, no experience necessary. Discuss rifles, barrels, action, glass, loads, groups, competitions, and anything else related to the pursuit of tighter groups and longer shots.
>>64744429im now eternally seething over missing out on mile high's cheap AXSRs. I'm in the market for one or a MRAD and now it's all 12k or get the copium 4500 MRAD.
>>64746732There is an AIAE mkII le trade in on there right now for 3k. Not really the same but that's still pretty cheap
>>64746732>>64746851What are TRGs going for now
>>64746585Sharps?
>>64745632Honestly can't recommend it enough. It rejuvenated my interest in shooting. I'd recommend looking at kibler, they have a handful of offerings and all of them are top notch.
why didn't the vector catch on?
>>64747366Why didn't the LAMG catch on?
>>64747223Full auto is so heavily regulated here in the US that it simply had no customers. Without full auto, it's just a PCC that is heavier, bulkier, and with a shorter barrel than other PCC in the market.>>64747561>SMGs are based and I am tired of pretending they're not.Real SMGs are, but the semi-auto PCCs we have to settle for are not.>>64747587>My brother has oneFor his birthday, get him an FRT.
>>64747223it's gigantic yet still shoots 45 acp. At that point you can use a 11.5 inch PSA and do much better.
>>64747366arrived just when everyone was buying minimis
>>64747223Vector is not a real gun. It was a prototype testbed for nothing burger problem. And they decide to mass produce it because everyone think it look cool.
Old thread: >>64739370>Simulate schizophrenic auditory hallucinations with the sound player plugin!https://github.com/rcc11/4chan-sounds-player
cont. >>64747763>- When we're in the same place on camera it's always her going to me (i.e. she worked in the other office room and had to go out of her way to go to the one when I worked from), not the other way around;>When she's asked to explain the discrepancies she chimps out that I've doctored the footage, logs and other stuff, starts to scream like crazy.>I pull out my spreadsheet of her retarded advances from before>At least half of that crap (which was noticeable enough) could be easily corroborated by footage, unlike her wild stories>And all of that was from before her timeline>By this point the guys are keking from all this shit>She's told that being a retarded liar is against our corporate culture and she's fired and should GTFO immediately and if she tries anything we'll leak all this crap into the HR blacklists (yes, they are a thing locally, but I wouldn't actually overstate their effectiveness), so she'll be able to kiss goodbye any chance to get a good job.>She runs away crying>After 6 months we still go forward and add her to the HR blacklist, just with some of the details sanitized (habitual liar, creates drama out of nothing, sexual harassment, etc)>Guys joke that I'm lady-killer for like 2 years after that>Thank god for discrete cameras, long working hours and working in a company filled with your friends3/3
>>64747772The implication is she now has a nigress voice now, because for some reason that's starting to become the default "American English" voice for a lot of shit.
>>64747667This honestly both confirmed my previous position that my school didn't really have normal girls (which had a very sad effect long-term for me), but obviously also fucked up my trust quite a bit. The worst thing honestly is the "there's no smoke without fire" bullshit a lot of people have. So yeah, after three times I literally can't view any of the "hurr-durr I was harassed/assaulted/raped" story other than "the bitch is obviously lying", my to dismay of the people around me.
>>64747795Fuck but is it really? That sucks. I don't use anything with voices so I wouldn't know.
>>64747795Never heard Google Maps call me nigga but okay
>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.
they had repeating firearms in the 1700s but soldiers still went with muzzeloaders until the 1860s. just because it exists doesn't mean it's practical to field in an infantry level. rifles high-pressure cartridges and optics will ballistic calculators built-in are as good we're gonna get until the 2050s almost. Tactics have to change, logistics, procurement, etc etc.
>>64747637You cannot back up your claims because you have no evidence.
>>64747704>puh puh puhleaaaaaaaaazeeeeeeeeee anonsama my feeble brain cannot perform the task of googling something I beg of thee to spoonfeed me
>>64747706Who are you quoting?
>>64747707He was quoting me, but he failed to cite his sources.
Are the marines losing their magic? Seems less and less appealing to join the marines compared to every other branch nowadays. Was it ever good?
you only join the marines during a long drawn out conventional war. particularly in vietnam, it was either deal with draftees or join the marines. i dunno how hard it was to join the air force but something tells me, very hard.i recall in afghanistan marines were constantly hitting IEDs on convoys because their retarded SOPs told them to drive as fast as possible to lower your chances of hitting them.
>>64747602>i dunno how hard it was to join the air force but something tells me, very hardOnly if you're borderline retarded.
>>64747552As tech is dominating the battlefield the navy and army are basically doing the job of the marines now. Even the air force is doing their job too
All the stupid violent young men are signing up for ICE.
Dominos gave us a pizza box that's just a little bit more than a 2moa circle at 300 yards. >Order dominos pizza >throw away pizza>Get out AR>Go Shooting
Enough glazing over the pizza, it's time to try this bad boy out!
It was pretty damn good I must say, the ricotta in particular has this creaminess that really adds to the flavor, I'm glad I decided to try this instead of the regular ole' pepperoni!
Hope you guys like it
And of course to wash it all down, my personal favorite, a good ole' can of carbonated sugar water (piss-colored version).
>>64747796thanks bro, i was eating pizza too, feels like we had a nice little dinner together
Is it normal for a bit of lead to shave off when pressing the bullets in?Also I accidentally seated one bullet about 3mm too deep but these are mostly empty powderpuff 44 loads so that’s not dangerous, right?
>>64747258Nice bulldog, anon
>>64747292It’s wierd as hell knowing the case is mostly empty and everything is flopping around Is the set back bullet going to be dangerous?I have no bullet puller and my multi tool can’t pull it back >>64747313Ty frien
Im having similar issues with 45 acp, gallant bullets. Theyre polymer coated, for whatever reason, and with a bit wider and a bit deeper they wont go into battery in my 1911A1.Reloads with FMJ to factory spec are fine, so are factory loads. I suspect its that tiny bit of polymer sticking to the case after pressing/crimping them into place
>>64747489Well you should certainly get a puller, but the half empty case isn't dangerous or anything, you just won't get consistency. Load density is important, but I suspect it's less an issue in this case
>>64747569Did you check the diameter of the bullets? It could be the ogive is fatter enough that the bullet is hitting the rifling. Dropping the bullet into the chamber, measuring from the back of the bullet to the back of the barrel hood, then adding that distance to the length of the bullet and subtracting 10 thousandths or so would be a good place to start for oal
Staccato EditionGuide: https://files.catbox.moe/9g5sv2.pdfPastebin: https://pastebin.com/gs6mLNikThread prompt: Shotshow 2026 handgun predictions/hopes?Previous: >>64734006
>>64747520Based
Happy new year /hg/>>64745514You rang?>>64745590Yeah I really like the HD. I also shoot it the same or better as my non-HD, despite the trigger not being quite as good.>>64746213Mine ran from factory FWIW. They do test fire it.>>64745930Happy birthday anon.>>64747161Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>64747090I love me random assortment of glawk parts and idgaffffff
>>64746463>compoot
>>64747076Nta but get a pair of the hogue rubber grips for it, much comfier.
Alright anons show your favourite wheeled IFVs. Just know you will always have to live in the shadow of the bad boy that is called the Boxer. Your inferior dingy shitshacks will have to do for you guys i guess.
>>64745147wheels being less logistics is a meme and a lieTop speed on road travel is also irrelevant
>>64747274StuGs were still called StuGs even after they got the long dick
>>64745317It's beautiful.
>>64747285>getting to the fight is irrelevant and operational mobility isn't valuable.Firstest with the mostest.
>>64742945Free Wifi is my APC waifu.
