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>There' no practical ways to defend yourself against knives
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>>64641800 Dz.
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>>64641825
So your plan is to offer them a cigarette?
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>>64641833
It'll get them eventually.
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>>64641833
It's a long term strategy

No homo
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>>64641825
>When you want to be a hard-boiled noir PI, but you're a cowboy in the Reconstruction era.

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HADID-110 stealthy loitering munition
Here are the specs
>350km per hour topspeed
>9km cruising altitude
>30 kilogram warhead
>0.02m cross section
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>>64631146
red is fast and black is stealth
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>>64638599
Hope you can swim
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>>64637058
The F-117 flies high subsonic, you can't use foam for such speeds. You could use glass fiber composits, but you would still have a massive engine, an ejection seat, etc to shield from radar, so it would not help all that much.
For a tiny slow drone, you can buy an R/C servo with plastic gears that is mostly radar transparent. For a real plane this is not an option, so even if your wing is composite, you now have an actuator for your control surfaces that's a chunk of metal.
So their approach with the F-117 was radically different, and they tackled stealth at the fuselage surface, not internally like these drones do.
I do not really understand why you bring it up, do you want me to explain how every single approach to stealth works for every single object ever build in a 2000 char post?
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>>64638599
They were posted around 7 AM eastern time and were responding to posts from around 2:30 AM.
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>>64638742
>For a tiny slow drone, you can buy an R/C servo with plastic gears that is mostly radar transparent.
Servo is a motor with wires and magnets it's radar reflector. I guess you can hide servo in fuselage and run plastic fishing lines to wing from it and make everything in the wing from plastic.
But anyway you end with things that you need to hide from radar: engine, warhead, control unit, servos. All metal, all complex shape and full of radar reflcetion bright points. If you aim for raadar stealth for them you must have radar non transparent fuselage

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How would an european army look like? Which weapons, vehicles, gear and doctrine would they use? And how would their logistic chain and administration work?
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>>64641812
>and they enjoyed even more unregulated mass migration
Yeah it was pretty funny desu.
>fuck off EU, *we* decide who comes into this country!
And it was one trillion pakis.
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>>64641873
>You got flooded with Russian spam about hating the EU and leaving
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>>64641873
Indeed. Hopefully we'll be able to charge Farage et al with treason someday, but for now we're stuck with self-inflicted economic sanctions for the foreseeable future.
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>>64641870
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giilcPJsYuw
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>>64641876
>Indeed. Hopefully we'll be able to charge Farage et al with treason someday
He's a kremlin asset, so is Galloway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CKXFCJ9zJw

>sniiiiifffffffffff
ROLLER DELAYED BLOWFORWARD BELT FED 12 GAUGE
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>>64641245
>Breach loading artillery with ball socket, no trunnions.
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>>64635653
>sniffffffffffffffffff
BLISH LOCK, MAG FED 7.62X51MM RECREATION OF THE M1919A6 BUT WITH AN ALL POLYMER RECIEVER AND INTEGRATED ANTI AIRCRAFT SIGHTS FOR HUNTING ELK
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12 gage styled as a comically large revolver, with nigant style sealing system so you don't have gas escaping the cylinder gap and can support the barrel.
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>>64639786
Would actually be a good candidate for Precision Grenadier program. You're not firing a nade launcher fast enough to NEED semi-auto action anyway.

>>64641442
MTs-255-12 could be modified to nagant-seal, I guess. Would fix a huge problem with the original, but the double action trigger pull would be atrocious.
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6 shot bear defense gun in .44 magnum. But it’s a break action pepper box style 2 wide 3 tall. Each trigger pull sequentially shoots another cartridge. A second trigger that requires a full hand squeeze like a staple gun unleashes a “POWER SHOT” unloading the whole payload at once. Just break open, jam some bullets in, repeat.

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zamn...
really makes ya think
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>>64637239
>bought hundreds of Bic lighters as preps
>didn't know they go bad and don't work in 5-10 years
>now have a bad of dead lighters

Fuck. Should've just got an old school one and some fuel. You can even use gasoline in those ones or any flammable liquid.
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>>64641602
use oil, more functional and burns slower
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>>64637239
No. I thought it was understood and went without saying. The fact that you needed this for your brain to “think” is absurd an/or sad.
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>>64639290
>i suck at packing my pipe so I constantly have to re-light it, I hate zippos because they taste like shit

First of all, lighters are for cigarettes. Second, use a match. 3rd, learn to pack your bowl and use your poker. Once you’ve got good at getting a good cherry slowly sinking its way to the bottom of the bowl over 30 min or so, the brief taste of a lighter to get her started over a match won’t bother you so much because it’s one time.

Wanna fun nasty one? Try lighting a pipe using a storm proof match… did this while camping once, never again, YUCK!
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>>64637239
>products get better over time
zamn indeed whudathunk

The Sharpest General on /k/ - comfy victorinox Edition

This thread is about the appreciation of knives, bickering about what a bowie knife is, debating the merits of steel chemistry no one in the thread is qualified to explain, and pretending that we sharpen our blades.

"I want a knife recommendation."
Answer the following:
>Larping or folding (or both (or neither))?
>Intended larp?
>Blade circumference?
>Local politicians you will stab?
>How many weeks wages will you spend on this knife?

Resources:
>Freehand sharpening guide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWU_qTp3DLM [Embed]

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>>64576927
Go knife bro, and carry a smaller one along with the 4 incher
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>>64631845
If that is a mule, do you know what scales those are?
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>>64638703
It's not a Mule, it's a Temperance.
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"No one else you know likes knives like you do."
-The Advanced Knife Bro
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Waiting patiently for the day my otf's internal mechanism runs out of type III hardcoat to rub off so the thing stops getting black dust on my blade.

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>A single King tiger destroyed 40 t-34 and IS-2 all on its own.
>Disabled by german mine
German science best science.
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>>64641644
>Their stuff might be crap but they can build a lot of them quickly
If they have the oil to deploy it.
China is importing 12 millions of barrels per day. They gobble as much oil as USA, Japan and Germany together.
About half of that comes from the Middle East through tankers across the Indian ocean.
A fifth comes from Russia by pipelines.
A tenth come from South America by tankers across the Pacific ocean.
Those are not small ships and their schedule is highly regulated.
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>>64640468
A report written by a terrified German commander desperately trying to appear 'competent' for political reasons. Taking any German reports from WW2 at face value is the sign of a either a retard, or a propagandist.
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>>64641488
Considering the Russian capabilities that we have seen I'm more than willing to take german accounts at face value.
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>>64640468
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I like German heavy tanks, but I don't like the episode where a single T-34/85 caught a King Tiger off guard and instantly destroyed three of them from the side.

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We're still using the A-10 in 2070?
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>>64627800
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LY34nJvAkY
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>>64637436
They made a Hornet with a Stealth bodykit
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>>64628331
the balance is off, they have to point the props backward to not make it nose heavy
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>>64627800
Raeto west big lies.org read the forums since 911 all that is true
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>>64627811
My foot will balkanize your ass in 20 seconds.

I've become really interested in guns, historical military stuff, and artillery. However, I don't have a clue how to study or research the subject. Do anyone know or have resources on this?
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>>64641205
Make models
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>>64641205
Yes
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OP I have a very intro list below I've included a few of the heavily illustrated DK books for you because they really are just nice for an introduction
>>64641205
>I've become really interested in guns
The Gun and Its Development : Greener, W W
Firearms: An Illustrated History DK
A History of Firearms Hugh Pollard
>>64641205
>historical military stuff
Military Collectables
Joe Lyndhurst
>>64641205
>artillery
Big subject

Weapon: The Complete Visual Guide to the History of Arms and Armour DK

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>>64641205
>historical military stuff
A history of warfare keegan
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>>64641205
You can go on archive.org and look up folskacademy self defense and some how artillery falls under that.

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I recently saw a video which made me impressed by the advantages of a straight pull rifle. Who makes them besides blazer? Andy doesn’t everyone make them? In the past you could more reasonably argue that turn bolt are more precise but I’m not sure that holds anymore? Also manually operation rifle thread I guess
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>>64640769
Blaser R8
Blaser R93
Chapuis ROLS
Innogun Impulse
Browning Maral
Browning Acera
Strasser RS14
Strasser RS700
Mauser M96
Mauser M25
Heym SR30
Steel Action HSL
Beretta BRX-1
Merkel RX Helix

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>>64641380
Volquartsen summit
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>>64641618
The number of straight pull .22s is astounding. From biathlon rifles to plinkers, it would easily double the list.
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>>64641651
I thought there would only be like 4 sporting straight pull 22s.
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>>64641827
Hammerli B1
Volquartsen Summit
Anschutz 1827
Anschutz 1727
Browning T-Bolt
CZ/Brno Zom 451
Steyr Scout RFR
Beretta Olympic
Savage A22
ISSC SPA
Baikal/Izhmash Bi-7

I know there are a ton more, I just can’t remember em.

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Why Erusea always has the most advanced military tech?
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>>64639950
>most advanced military tech
>stole Osean superweapons and drones
>did not possess surveillance satellites before stealing Osea's
>bought surplus Yuktobanian sub refitted by a company based outside Erusea
>bought Belkan technology (evolutionary, non-revolutionary improvement of existing tech)
>Belkan technology is considered witchcraft to top EASA engineers
The X-02 got mogged by the F-22 both in-game and in lore btw. Twice.
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>>64639950
Erusea die nothing wrong
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>>64640020
>>64641675
Why did Osea even make the F-35 when 22s and F-15s are doing the heavy lifting? Waste of my taxes really
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>>64641675
8's hero plane is confirmed for the Super Hornet, so canonically the superbug is going to be what beats out whatever Belkan bullshit they used to Battlestar Galactica the FCU.
>>64641796
Had to have something for Razgriz to carrier launch, duh.
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>>64639950
Erusean engineers love their country.
Imagine having to work for Osea, not a exactly a good motivator to produce good results.

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>duuude gun laws are pointless because everyone with 4k worth of tools and 2 weeks of free-time can build his very own SMG (that has an effective range of 10 yards)
ok but where are you going to get the ammo?
sure, smuggling 10 rounds across the border is easier than smuggling a weapon but for a proper "protect the rights of the people"-situation you need hundreds if not thousands of rounds per gun

seems like it would make more sense to build DIY long range rifles instead of SMGs / Pistols so you can get the most out of each round
yes, you can make your own ammo with blanks and slugs but that stuff can be banned too and then its back to square 1
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>just use piss and shit to make black powder
ok, how? i always hear this but no one ever says anything besides that it's piss easy (heh)
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>>64641502
Gee anon I don't know have you tried looking it up for even ten seconds
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>>64641561
no
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>>64635103
>cross reference large quantity ammo buys with anons facebook butt budies
And they're done.
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>>64630101
No stupid

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Kinda decent video about the Gettysburg F/A-18 shootdown incident, going over the interesting bits of the report they released:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkyplZNHmzQ

Here's the report:

https://www.secnav.navy.mil/foia/readingroom/HotTopics/HST%20Investigation/Redacted_Full%20CI%20Friendly%20Fire%20HSTCSG%20(2)_Redacted.pdf
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>>64639829
Why the fuck did they give the ship with broken iff and broken datastreaming command of air warfare in the area at all?
This fuckup goes above this ship and its captain, lol
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>>64641382

"The Navy explicitly ruled out problems with any of the ship’s radars."

They do this so they can blame the crew and hide the fact that they send out half broken ships on patrols. The radar on the Fitzgerald was working in the same sense that a gear box that is stuck on gear #3 is working. It works but cannot perform its task.
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>>64639838
Of course! How else do you think they countered Confederate armor?
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>>64639829
Thats my standard watch keeping routine at sea and is sustainable indefinitely once you get into the swing of it. Having looked through the report I think there were more significant failures than fatigue.
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>>64641402
>It's tradition

Wait until the Navy finds out about Rhoombas

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How effective were these things? Obsidian is said to be extremely sharp and multiple edges instead of one straight blade might be extremely painful.
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>>64634465
>can't pierce steel
>outranged by gun
kek
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>>64634753
>Natural Canvas Background
kek
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>>64634900
>If we look to Diaz el Castillo's account of his time as one of Cortez' men we find that he mentions both Aztecs making use of captured European swords, and the conquistadors making use of local armour (most having none from back home), but nothing about conquistadors making use of local weapons

I seem to recall him mentioning a horse getting it's head cut off at one point, perhaps by a Tlaxcalan
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>>64634465
I saw a video about these recently.
The gap between the obsidian pieces is supposed to be a lot smaller its a sword not a sharp club
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>>64641826
The guy talked how these things could kill horses very effectively.
It didnt stand a chance against steel armor.
Obsidian being a prittle as it is

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I finally got to experiment with what SOG guys did in vietnam, use the canteen pouch to hold mags. Molle canteen pouch can hold up to 4-5 30rd 556 mags.
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>>64641576
They had to carry more mags due to the excessive mag dumping that everyone did in Vietnam
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>>64641576
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>>64641576
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>>64641576
will it rattle when one mag is removed
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>>64641576
Magpuls too? IME you can stack more alu/steel mags than plastics


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