>>64684909How toaster-friendly is it? I wanna try something a bit more simulationist than Ace Combat but I don't hate myself enough to play War Thunder.
>>64695933We've been over this before, Andrew. Its based on Georgia, you know, the war that going on while the game was in early development? Set in a country that borders both Russia and central Asia, to the extent that chernarus is said to directly border the not-Iraq from the expansion? Theres a whole world of politics that exist outside of current thing.
>>64688263It lets you draw your own OnScreenDisplay (like the HUD in games) for quadcopters (also general UAVs, why not?) and test it out in a GoodEnough(TM) simulated environment, all in the browser (Firefox at least, the Chromium-based ones seem more finnicky when it comes to WebGL). Idea being you can easily verify the formulas and general feel before porting over and implementing it on the actual drone with data from the sensors.Of course you can try to mimmick real life cockpits or animu designs like from Patlabor but displaying telemetry data is just the fun tip of the iceberg, once you start renouncing your well-adjustment to society and get into world space - screen space projections you can do all sorts of nicer things. Picrel, for example, is a basic true horizon overlay for instrument-like flying through fog, smoke etc. And since you know speed and heading, you can figure out the velocity vector, then with the current position, altitude and the fall time it would take, you get the landing spot, basically a crude CCIP. Which you then project based on current pitch, yaw, so on. Add pre-known target positions and you work towards a CCRP. All these ghetto-rigged on your own cheap drones.
>>64675820Reminds me of Young's Modulus.Weird little physics-based mech game made by the guy that created the original version of X-Plane.
Post gear, discuss gear.Maximalist edition. Let's go all out, just this once.Old: >>64671717
>>64697249I need to swap mine out but I've been lazy. definitely an awesome warranty.
>>64697209I think they only had USMC LITE SAPIs. Different plate, kinda similar specs.>>64697101LTC won the contract and is sending the first 80,000. The award is optioned so they'll be making nearly a million of them for the close combat force.>VTPNo reason to throw away perfectly good REV. Js. You see how much Apex is trying to sling new ones for? They improved on controlling plates so they don't fall off the trucks. It's not the wild west of 2015 anymore where you could consistently buy SAPIs and ESAPIs on the cheap.>28595sPeople that don't know what the 28595s are will sell them for comically cheap. I think two guys in /arg/ got them for $400 a set. People that know what the 28595s are also know what LTC 28570s are, and the 28570s will put a cap on the 28595 pricing. I marked the CR-6450SA and 28595 anyway with a $$ because they are mid-high price wise on a regular day.>Defender 275sSpecs don't line up with the Ceradyne 92547. That's a multi-hit Level IV swimmer just over 5lb. The Defender 275 is 0.62" thick and provides only single hit B-32 API protection. The thickness reveals it has no drop protection, because plates like the 28595 are 0.85-0.9" thick.
>>64696989Who has a 14.5? Or are you seriously this retarded?>MGO IS GREATHoly fuck you are literally braindead. Show me where I gave any opinion on the M145. I swear you zoomers have peak brainrot retarded faggot syndrome. Im not someone who endorses red flag laws, but I wouldnt care if they did it to you. Yoy are genuinely too retarded too own guns. Now make all of 4chan proud and stick the biggest barrel you have up your ass, make youurself cum than kys.>>64696978Hence why I called him a massive faggot. Dude cant even read english properly. I bet hes really just one of those indian scam call centers.>>646969506b23
>>64697403>stick the biggest barrel you have up your ass, make youurself cum than kys.Why does he have to cum? You got a snuff film rolling on vhs or sumthin? Kinda sus jimmy.
Why is Gilliam Technical Services selling a hydrogen inhalation machine and pieces of Jack Lord's estate?https://www.ebay.com/itm/286819081602?https://www.ebay.com/itm/287029298565?In this year to come, can we buy cheeseburgers from RMA but the patty is an inch smaller than advertised? Will Hesco ship actual Hesco barriers to our door? Dick pills from Highcum?
I'm a brainlet when it comes to acoustics, but are there reasons other than price/difficulty as to why a monolithic suppressor made of sintered titanium or stainless steel wouldn't work ? Think of acoustic foam with insane weight to structural strength.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq2AM9x80nA&t=63s
You mean the whole thing is made of titanium or steel but with the topology of foam, and with a caliber-sized hole in the middle for the bullet? If that’s what you mean, well all that material, despite being porous, gets in the way of the gas, and so the path of least resistance for it is to follow the bullet out of the front. You want there to be lots of empty space with only the occasional obstruction (baffle) for the gas to freely flow into.
>>64697430>but are there reasons other than price/difficulty as to why a monolithic suppressor made of sintered titanium or stainless steel wouldn't work ?Not really. "Cost" is a huge driving force in the can market. Metal foams have been tinkered with for cans, but it all comes back to cost of manufacture well before other issues.
>>64697443>the whole thing is made of titanium or steel but with the topology of foam, and with a caliber-sized hole in the middle for the bullet?Yep precisely. You can control the pore size and structure so that it looks like this in the center and the pores get finer/tighter towards the outside walls.
>>64697462Well imagine you have such a can. And it has a decibel reduction of x. Now transform this can into a conventional one. I.e. make the pores bigger until there’s no foam left and it’s just empty space. Now the internal volume is greater and there are no obstructions whatsoever impeding gas flow into the baffles. You can expect a decibel reduction of *at least* x, but likely quite a bit higher.What do you think the benefit of a foam suppressor would be?By the way, I think some people do use steel mesh inside their cans. I don’t remember what for, I want to say it’s for use with gel so the report is quieter, but I’m not sure.
>>64697501Mesh has been used for a very long time. Either wrapped around a center ported bleed tube, or as stacks of discs.Here's a diagram of the well known OSS .22 silencer for the HighStandard HD/Military
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>>64697552Kill yourself.
>>64697552no I couldn't, the government is banning .22's so they're definitely not going to let me have a CIWS even if I do require one for sport shooting
>>64697556That’s were your wrong bucko
>>64697558>your
Another great gun from Intersurplus. Fun fact, these sell for about as much as they did 13 years ago, inflation adjusted they're 30% off:https://web.archive.org/web/20130216043117/http://www.tradeexcanada.com/produits/62
Why was the Longbow in use for literally 300 years when it simply could not penetrate armor? I have watched several experiments with modern reproductions and never once has it achieved penetration of plate armor. In this latest one they can't even pen at point-blank range a late medieval brigandine and cheap Sallet helmet which was worn by poorfag troops. Rich nobles wore high-end bespoke plate made from tempered steel with every surface calculated to deflect blows and it would have zero chance against that. The amount of training that went into using the bow doesn't seem worth the results.https://youtu.be/SFFgcTzCvMo
>>64684834Primarily elite troops were armored enough to be immune to longbows- as others have mentioned, due to the volume of fire, even if the longbows don't penetrate- they could cause other problems for fully armored opposition. Brings me to my other point, the English longbow obviously has trouble penetrating full plate armor and I'm sure high quality brigandine as well. But if we are talking about other forms of armor, it has no issue- not to mention, historical armor very well could have been made of lower quality materials, and been made to be functional with less material. It is difficult for modern armor smiths to make reproductions without them being completely superior to their historical counterparts. Not as many soldiers had full protection as you think, equipping someone in that way was very expensive and laborious for all involved. Only the best or most wealthy would receive such honors.
>>64684857>archers who would not normally be under attack nigga...
>>64685032No one does, that's what is funny.Everyone in a (historical) thread like this is full of shit. It's impossible to know, without going back in time.
>>64684834First off, not everyone had fancy fitted plate armor. You had a lot of suits of old chainmail, brigandines, and half plate. Second, being hit by arrows was disruptive and annoying. The English liked to provoke French charges into killing fields. Crecy, for example. Third, armor wasn't uniformly thick. Plate armor was thickest on the head and torso but thinner on the limbs. You could still knock a man out of a fight with a hit to his sword arm. Fourth, by the time brigandines came around you were seeing 100+ pound longbows and crossbows. Some heavy arbalests had thousand pound draws. Those hit a lot harder than the 30-60 pound bows in your vid.
What are these fags trying to prove? That Agincourt or Crecy are fake history?Clearly the longbow was an effective weapon and the English knew how to get the most out of it.The Harlequin by Cromwell is worth a read if you want some bow kino
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>>64696133>written pornoPics or didn’t happent. sent ecchi to my target
>>64686576>faxon>catering to the filthy richAnon… I hate to break it to you but most AR barrels nowadays are made by Faxon and sold by other brands.
I'm getting hard just reading it.
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New Year EditionAnon's guide for beginners, text and figures!https://rentry.org/sa6c4mVicious' TL;DR V3.1 with annotations by A2Grip:https://files.catbox.moe/91lvkc.jpgThread themehttps://youtu.be/jhT8aI9-X5IPrevious>>64692879
>>64697508the inconel one might not come out for a while
>>64697515I fucking hate myself. I always do this. I always get my fucking hopes up. Fuck me! FUCKMEFUCKMEFUCKMEFYCKMESTUPIDSTUPIDSTUPIDSTUP
>>64697497Good deal.This face makes me think of a specific meme sound that’s popular on instagram rn
>>64697520I swear on charlie kirk (pbuh) it will be worth it
>>64697497Hit me with a link I need to drip out.
A dragon has claimed your city and is snatching up citizens to be part of its treasure hordeHow would you, an ordinary citizen, take it out with only the weapons available to you? It has tough scales, can fly, spew fire, and is large enough to swallow a person whole. What can you do with the weapons and ordinance of a single civilian to kill it?
>>64696150I was part of an O.G. Habbo hotel raid. When I was a kid I hated dragons, now I want to fuck them.
>>64692034>but also the cost in power that would cause for the central government.But then how would we get aid to Ukraine?
>>64676766Gather all the meat I can find in my super market. Shove gun powder and a remote explosive into the animal carcases Let the dragon eat it???????Profit
>>64697110I hate your whimper!
>>64676766A civilian can buy a lot of fertilizer, if you know what I mean
What's the minimum standard to train to if you are going to carry? I am not talking SOF, I am not talking some mercenary company standards. Just something that a person can't do after 50 rounds, but 100% of people can do after 3-6 months. Think 2 plate bench / 3 plate deadlift.I am guessing it's 2 rounds on target from rest or holster in x time. What's that x?What's the best way to train for it?
I like the dot torture method that has you practicing a little bit of everything. >shooting from concealment >strong hand>support hand It's a good warm up for any range session. >target transitions>shoot and reload
>>64697534not sure how that post got fucked up like that, but I stand by it. forgot to include a pic of the target anyways.
The MOD of Taiwan released a chart detailing each threat from PLA's long range strikes and how to deal with them. How accurate and effective is this chart? Could Ukraine take one notes that could help them against Russian Strikes?
>>64696997he is scared of death and is convinced he wIll live to 150, no bullshit
>>64696997What are the odds of the regime going apeshit when he dies? Does he have a successor lined up?
>>64696959>the new shipyards are yet to be functional.>the new shipyards>"new shipyards"he doesnt know^
>>64697028Good, let's hope he thinks he has decades more to plan, only to be unpleasantly surprised one day.>>64697033The nature of all (non-inheritable) autocracies is that the ruler can't allow for designated successors, on account of the risk of the successor wanting to hurry things up a bit
>>64696969you fags speak like you have a master's degree in cope studies
Pistol related but last question thread died a while ago. Are all 1911 .45 barrels interchangeable with all other 1911 models? I've got a Kimber and want a threaded barrel for it and I'm wondering if I should just get a Kimber barrel for it.
>>64694039You'll only know if you put it up.
Anyone got familiarity with Iver Johnson reproduction M1 Carbines? I've got one that wasn't in the best shape, clearly shot a lot at some point but never cleaned well (had to get a mallet to separate the fire control group from the bolt/barrel assembly). At this point, the only thing I can't figure out how to get out is the bolt. I'll post a couple of pics to help, but the gist is that, from what I can tell from this (frankly pretty shitty) manual I found online and videos about actual M1 disassembly, I should be able to rotate the bolt 90 degrees counterclockwise if I have it in the right spot, and then lift it mostly free, turn it 180 degrees clockwise to get the other lug free, and pull it out. Problem is, I can't get the bolt to turn all the way. The part of the firing pin that the hammer hits catches on this rail in the receiver before I can turn the bolt far enough to free it. Am I retarded, or do I have bigger problems?First pic, bolt in battery from below.
>>64697346Second pick, also from below, with bolt rotated in position for removal. The firing pin obstruction is the reddish-brown piece and pretty prominent.
>>64697350Third pic, bolt in removal position from above.
>>64697346You're going to have to wiggle it fore and aft a bit while turning and lifting upward.Eventually the tail of the bolt will drop and you'll be able to lift it out.
Buhanka Mk II>armour>jammer
>>64696640Don’t k1 bricks specifically need to be mounted on a surface strong enough to take the blast? As opposed to the later variants which have a blast plate included with the mounting
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>>64693000>Gun portsActually, yeah. Wouldn't those mean you can't roll down the window anymore (which you could already do to shoot out of the vehicle)? Dudes are going to roast when it warms up.
>>64697123But plain zero is more than sub zero, arnold
>>64692513Isn't she a shortstack?
Do wooden logs work as armor or is it cope?
>>64689364Read the rest of the thread, dolt.
>>64685708>Chobam/hybrid ceramic is externalIsn't it kind of in between steel plates?I have seen plate like kevlar liners inside armored vehicles. But I thought that was just there to limit the shrapnel effect of stuff that manages to penetrate the armor. The material mix of composite armour nowadays should kind of prevent the shockwave from traveling through it (unlike monotonous steel), so pieces of the inner part of the armour can't just peel of and liquify your crew.
>>64689364Flipistan
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>>64685708You don't like the Chlorophyll/hybrid cardboard with porno centerfolds for anti-spall linerI'm disappointed
>retconned as amazing commander >actually complete shit >failed to do even the bare minimum to protect the landing zones in France >planted like 4 mines >crews were so poorly trained they did not fire on ships at all with large gun batteries
>>64696519>if it wasn't for him openly disobeying orders and forcing the hand of his superiorsany Prussian officer would do this. insubordination welcome as long as you win.
>>64696350What a stupid fucking idea. What was he thinking??
>>64696470A "failure" that forced much greater expenses on the Germans than North Africa ever did. Taking Italy out of the war wholesale and forcing the Germans to both occupy it and dedicate an army to stall the allied advance by itself changed the strategic picture of the war, and not in Germany's favour.
>>64695046OP is a glorious winged faggot, as usual.
The German-style Red Ball Express, covering the vast distance between Tripoli and El Alamein, would have required more than the number of transport vehicles needed for a single army corps.
>war is suffering, and death and sadness>WAR ... WAR IS LEE BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD"I find my greatest joy in the tears of my foes, their broken pride, their shattered homes, and the silence where their laughter once rang." Gengish khan
"The besht things in life are hot water, good dentishtry and shoft lavatory paper." Ghenghiz Cohen, Leader of the Silver Horde
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>>64697429Khan was a special case. For him war was rolling into a village, killing a bunch of men, taking a bunch of concubines, taking a bunch of livestock to have a nice feast and having them pay you tribute for ever after. For most other people in history, including the Mongols after khans death, war was about being in shit conditions for long years, having all your friends die and coming home to see your wife with several children to another man.
>>64697429"War is much more fun when you're winning." -General Martok
