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>Today in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, a tank experienced a malfunction while driving on the road.
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>>64696337
or*
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>>64690930
>>64690950
Steam boiler tank ruptured
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>buy american
>get the terrible american quality associated with it
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>>64696328
https://x.com/i/status/2006233140663075254
Kill yourself, chinkshill.
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>>64690392
eesh imagine getting assigned to man your own rice cooker

What went wrong?
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I wouldn't mind buying a Turkshit clone (if it worked correctly)

I'm assuming the original tooling for this is long gone
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>>64694836
Explain
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>>64694808
Benelli just does everything better.
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Nothing went wrong. Americans just hate it because a blast from both barrels is enough to gib their muhreenz.
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>>64696862
Is there any info out there about how they mounted the laser to the heatshield like that? I know they're GIGN.

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Based Canada
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>>64698090
>wester provinces ceed
Learn English first, you fucking retard.
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>>64698092
So nothing.
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>>64679647
Kill yourself.
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>>64698088
Queerbec will never become independent because that means they will stop getting 50 billion in aid every 2 months.
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>>64698103
Ah yes. Those billions that regular Quebec citizens sees so much of. That, once accounted for by capita, makes for less than a week's paycheck per year. As a white adult man who has never been unemployed, never needed medical or social services support and never not been taxed more than you have, I sure as fuck couldn't survive without those.
Cunt.

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>You could fit every Tomahawk the US has produced since 2016 into the number of VLS cells the PLAN added to its fleet in 2025
Is this true?:
https://x.com/i/status/2006080291098816551
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>>64697971
Well, no not really. A war between China and the United States will be decided within a month long before anyone floats any significant tonnage. Either they stand off the United States airforce and navy in which case they've basically already won, or they fail to do that and all of their shipyards cease to exist.
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The US buys enough tomahawks to replace the ones it used up
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>>64697919
A better metric would be to look at what they have available to use. There's a reason the abrams tank production is pretty low. No reason to make a fuck ton of them if all they're gonna do is sit around eating up maintenance funds. Or worse, end up like Russia's stockpile of tanks that were so run down because they had the bright idea to make a ton but never maintain them.
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>>64697999
Do you actually believe any of this shit or are you just baiting? Either way, here's your (You).
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>>64697919
>Have thousands of cruise missiles lying around in storage
>We need to build more of them because China is building something completely unrelated!
What manner of retardation is this?

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Buy RXM now or wait til Shot Show in case of Talo/Lipseyes special edition?
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>>64698001
S&W?
It looks like my neoMauser
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>>64696829
A bimodal distribution is two bellcurves on the same graph.
>>64696843
Statistics is a Jewish maths. Don’t attempt to justify with handwaving what is a coin flip.
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Was finally going to submit a Beretta rebate but I only now realized the store spelled my name wrong on the receipt.

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Buhanka Mk II
>armour
>jammer
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>>64692513
Isn't she a shortstack?
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>>64697530
I would assume she was a mildly beaten up sexy /aco/ Goblin Shortstack.
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>>64692810
>a cooling unit.
Utterly decadent. Mobiks will start thinking they are boyars or something and anal rape will have to increase as a result, probably to unsustainable levels.
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>>64692797
>>64692810
Probably are jammers under the tarps.

I wonder what the numbers are on refurbishable Buhankas. They are going to need some not-scrapped common large vehicle to import and rework. Possibly from China although its not easy China does scrap old vehicles.
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>>64696661
Well that thing escaped right out of Fury Road.

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>>64697820
that's what happened to me for >>64697730 related

I asked for just a complete replacement and instead they took 3-4 months to ship me one part at a time to try and fix it with the ship of theseus method
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>>64697293
should have bought property out in the sticks instead. i just throw corn and beans out for this dude and his harem every few days.
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best AR for shooting coyotes coming from the wash through the broken wall in your apartment complex next to where the homeless Mexicans rent a visitor parking space to live in their car
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>>64697293
>the deer I never get
>frozen wasteland
Lovely.
>>64697988
Almost seems a shame to snipe such a beast in the dark, almost.
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>>64698076
CMMG .22lr conversion.

https://nextgendefense.com/poland-invisible-shield/

>Poland’s STRATUS system uses high-intensity electromagnetic pulses to disable hostile drones, creating an “invisible shield” without explosive or kinetic effects.
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>>64690743
https://cyberdefence24.pl/cyberbezpieczenstwo/polski-system-do-ochrony-infrastruktury-krytycznej-przed-dronami
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>>64691036
Some of you may die, but it is a sacrifice I am willing to make.
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>>64690719
GPS jammers modulate already. Even the $15 pocket noise reduction on subway phone jammers should do this. Such an obvious invention jeez.
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>>64690719
>chaotic blasts
Uh oh, Poland is going to attract the attention of Ordo Malleus with this.
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>>64698083
please understand there were european defense fund gibs to appropriate

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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?
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>>64697991
Because boomers still think that we live in 1991: >>64697990
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>>64697997
Show me something in that webm that couldn't be used today?
Air power is still king, more modern stealth bombers and jets exist to compete with development in air defense, the most effective weapon system russia has is their jdam equivalent and air launched cruise missiles.
Nothing of substance has changed.
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>>64697995
>They don't have speed to chase helicopters in the air, there's like 1 case of a hit.
I think there's 2-3 but that's a distinction without a difference.

Modern purpose-built interceptor drones can reach 450kmh now, easily enough to catch a helo.
They're just used for shaheeds and recon drones rather than helos and probably don't have the range to penetrate enemy controlled airspace but I'm certain they'd do the job if given the chance.
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>>64696315
https://x.com/i/status/2006233140663075254
You fucking lying chink eye dog eating piece of shit.
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>>64698095
I think it's just more likely that they aren't kept near to the frontline, in the sense that spreading them out makes them far more effective at doing their actual job; intercepting drones.
It goes without saying that the EW situation on the front is far different from deeper in country.

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The brits did It with during WW2 to fight off German subs and Luftwaffe raiding their merchant ships, called CAM (Catapult Assisted Merchantmen, ship) and MAC (Merchant Aircraft Carriers): https://youtu.be/i6BqpInpZ2w
So nowadays with Steam and Electromagnetic catapults and CAA/UCAVs wouldn't that be much easier?
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>>64695522
>>64696699
>>64695479
>billions in aircraft and ordinance
Pic related with modest modifications and a ramp or very basic catapult would work just fine. If the US is slinging 200km+ anti ship missiles from helicopters then a biplane can do the same thing, better even due to vastly superior range.
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>>64695522
>The oil tanker Bella 1 is fleeing U.S. forces after the U.S. Coast Guard tried to intercept it in the Caribbean.
>During the pursuit, the crew painted a Russian flag on the ship and now claim Russian status.
>The tanker is under U.S. sanctions for carrying Iranian oil and was heading toward Venezuela. Its tracking signal went dark on Dec. 17, and it has since changed course.
They seem fast enough: https://x.com/i/status/2006083791706525874
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>>64697950
A carrier's air wing can catch up to it easily, the issue is that a fighter can't board the vessel. Helicopters meanwhile are much slower and shorter ranged
If the mission was to sink it, this wouldn't be a problem
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>>64697950
>>64698015
What if the sole purpose of your converted cargo ship is to maximize damage onto enemy commerce? As i pointed out in previous threads, what if you had the means to sink a huge number of Chinese ships in the Pacific, like 10% or more of global trade?
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>>64698023
>What if the sole purpose of your converted cargo ship is to maximize damage onto enemy commerce?
Basically a one-and-done attack because every vessel that's even remotely suspicious will start getting blown out of the water without foreplay to try to take the sting out of global trade cratering in the background. A pack of dune coons with hand-me-downs taking potshots at specific vessels caused a significant chunk of global shipping to detour all the way around Africa like it was the 1850s; what do you think freezing the entire Pacific would do?

>what if you had the means to sink a huge number of Chinese ships in the Pacific, like 10% or more of global trade?
That already exists and it's called a carrier strike group. Merchant vessels are not warships, full stop.

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IT'S UP!: https://youtu.be/qvUbx9TvOwk?
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>>64698085
>why are the only people defending this stupid?
The same could be asked of any of the other dumb shit that has happened this year, and the answer is the same: only retards resonate with retards.
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>>64698063
>build one ship that can carry 120 missiles
>over three ships that can carry 270
>die to three chink ships with 300 missiles because they can overwhelm you while you need to spread your fire and have fewer missiles
the DDG(X) was gonna carry the same long range hypersonics anyway. You get fewer missiles, less survivability and less flexibility for a far higher price and opportunity cost

Trump has effectively given up the pacific to the chinks now. The meta in naval warfare is carrying lots of missiles and spreading them out not carrying few missiles and putting them all on a single vessel.
>>64698075
An arsenal ship is less stupid than this because it at least doesn't rely on vaporware and commits to the arsenal bit, so it is in a slightly less disadvantaged position against chink DDGs
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>>64698085
>why are the only people defending this stupid?
because the orange retard (now confirmed chinese agent) put his name and personal stamp of approval on this shit
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>>64697864
>noo you must bury your head in the sand and pretend everything will be fine forever even if we do nothing
you are brown, white people don't think like this. probably a slav. if the enemy does something right you pay attention and counter it, you don't go "russia stronk analogov net" and ignore it
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>>64698091
What vaporware does this rely on? Be warned, if you say railguns, I'm going to laugh at you.

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How would you arm and operate a small squadron of rebel troopers in 3 ABY?
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>>64695052
I hate how emboldened the EUfags and Prequelfags became because "something else in the universe was bad, that makes my sewer better by default".
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>>64680764
We got saved by teddies.
call my a conspirationist but i KNOW for a fact
we have to bide our time and go into hiding while and get support from what is left of the senate representative, that there was a spy inside the deathstar helping them.
cant say much or th
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>>64677901
>>64687573
Droids had rockets, Mandalorian bounty hunters had rockets, why didn't the rebels use more rockets. Why volume fire ineffectual plasma weapons when you can shoot the Star Wars equivalent of Rocket-propelled grenades?
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>>64677901
I just watched the 3 new movies because I had not seen them, i kinda hate star wars now
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>>64698034
>Droids
War machines manufactured at scale by the proto-Empire
>Mandalorian bounty hunters
Clone War surplus equipment given to pro-Empire contractors

When the Republic and CIS formed the Empire, they controlled the vast majority of rocket manufacturing and stockpiles.

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>>64696212
one.....COULD have a respectable surp pile in just .308 stuff.
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Kommandostore couldn't help so maybe one of you can. I'm needing the inner lining of this in a 60. No luck on ebay. I lost the lining I guess after one of my 3 moves in the past 10 years.
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>>64697614
>try.
Never. Here I picked a volume at random, Trips decides which article I post.
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>>64697620
rollin for type 4 carbine article
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>>64697620
Rifle No.3.

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.
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>>64697346
You'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.
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Im looking to get a few mid tier red dots to throw onto my less used guns that I still want dots on. I currently have a sig romeo 5 that was bouncing around for a while but I got it back before their QC went completely to shit and ive heard their red dots have been suffering as well. I know a few guys whove gotten newer ones that have gotten bricked in a few hundred rounds and mines lasted a while. Regardless, Whats a decent budget red dot thats still usable and priced reasonably/regularly on sale around $150-200. Ive been mostly out of the budget red dot game so i dont know a ton of the models, I just have some fancier stuff on harder used guns.
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>>64697060
Post source. I am willing to change my mind but am skeptical. The lower has the serial number. Unless you are talking about 80%s but in that case it's adding a twist not in the original conversation.
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>>64697632
It's anecdotal, but a few years ago I bought a cheapo AR bundled with a vortex SPARC AR, put 1000+ rds through it before I sold it to a buddy.
Fast forward to now and he's easily put 2k+ rounds through it and that vortex still works great. Seems like a quality product.
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>>64697763
It was a few years ago, no decision so unless you want to go to court the lower is still the actual firearm.
Look this up to find the actual article I'm not dealing with this fucking spam filter. "He sold illegal AR-15s. Feds agreed to let him go free to avoid hurting gun control efforts"

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We were born to soon travel to exotic planets and teach alien women to shoot guns. Feels bad man.
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>>64691503
>150 years in the future
>still using brass cased ammunition

Quite possibly the worst timeline.
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>>64697586
>I think the reason they want the "unobtanium" from Pandora is they can use it for better spacecraft.
Yeah it's a room temp superconductor and somewhere in one of the screenplays or notes or something it says it's used to build superconducting magnets that contain antimatter for the ship engines. The first ones they sent out had to use liquid helium cooled magnets and were much bigger and bulkier. It's also mentioned somewhere that the company owns and operates a planetwide maglev transit network on Earth that makes use of it. I don't know why they don't just drop a few lines of dialogue outlining this stuff for viewers instead of leaving it scribbled in the margins of a script or notebook somewhere.
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>>64691503
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>>64697638
Avatar 3: Fury Road
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>>64697162
>Any way you frame it in any other context eywa is a cosmic entity you'd root against on cue when startrek told you to.
Consider how tyrannical our brain might look to one of our cells.

>oh, we're just supposed to accept that we're going to be culled from the face once we grow too long?
>freedom for hair follicles now!
>join us skinbros, reject being discarded and dying once you reach seven days of age!
>fight for equality with heart muscle cells, they get to live for ages


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