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This is the chief technical officer of Fire Point, the company that designs multiple different weapon systems from mid-range strike drones to cruise missiles capable of strategic strikes. Say something nice about her.
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>>65031905
>U WOT M8
>U AVVIN ALAFF
Checks out.
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>>65032193
mfw
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>>65032539
>Ideally we should reset back to around 1998
This but BCE.
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>>65032854
Looks like a dolan/gooby reference.
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>>65033987
It's just the flork of crows edit of random wildlife joining the AFU after killing Russians

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/CFG/ Doggo edition


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>>65033775
Its true, but i wanted to gut the thing at the same time. So I used a 12ga.
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>>65033669
Mentally ill women and spineless naive men.
>>65033776
Its okay newfag. Just do a Google search next time or someone is going to be mean to you.
>>65033725
Canadian Heritage moment.
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>>65029782
I'm a faggot, but I'm a Canadian faggot.
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>>65033690
I had a nightmare last night I reenlisted but I was the only one left with any real training or experience so I got put in change. It was frustrating because everyone was retarded beyond being trainable so I was basically herding cats with downsyndrom.
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why do they keep talking about a summer "collection" if the deadline is October? the feds don't even work over the summer...

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After a year long absence, the journey of the Busta Move(s) and her intrepid crew continues! Previous installments: https://desuarchive.org/k/search/subject/Target%20for%20Today/

>what the fuck is this
Target for Today is a solitaire tabletop game (translated to digital for these threads) covering the USAAF's bombing campaigns in Europe throughout the Second World War. With options for choosing everything from which Air Force, Bombardment Wing and Squadron you fly with all the way to which submodel of aircraft you'll be flying, the game is rife with detail. Over a year ago we began the journey of the Busta Move, a B-24 of the 15th Air Force (49th Bomb Wing, 451st Bomb Group, 725th Squadron). While perilous, our crew has done far better than the ill-fated men of the B-17s that shared the Big Nigger titles, with our current permanent losses consisting of:
>Copilot Harris
>Radio Operators Sean Bean and Poncho
>Waist gunners Fanculo, Danielson and Sam Hyde, with another (Lefty Navel) being medically discharged
Our bombing results, however, have been much less impressive: out of eleven combat missions the Busta Move has been forced to abort due to combat damage six times, and on a mission to soften up Anzio for Allied landings we missed the target entirely. Our 10th mission, Milan, was another abort but the flight back was a nightmare. By the time the Busta Move returned to base, she had lost two engines, both main landing gear, all of the twin .50 cals had been rendered inoperable, the entire oxygen system had failed, one wing was barely attached, half the crew was wounded and dozens of other minor hits had been taken. That plane was retired and the Busta Move II was put into action, already having completed one mission.

For now, strap your parachutes on, grab a K-ration and lets go bomb vaguely near strategic targets!
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Both of the remaining Germans circle back around for another attack, the ace pulling up behind us while the Focke-Wulf comes in from the side. Both Casterman and Oscar manage to score damaging hits, but despite the crippling damage to the incoming fighter the Kraut manages to keep the plane in the air, letting off a burst of fire before disengaging and flying (or more likely, gliding) for home. Behind us, Sindri is attempting to get his gun working, leaving only Howard to defend against the ace coming from behind. But Howard's gunnery is even more on point, and with a steady burst the German fighter bursts into flames and explodes.

Our first kill! Now just two more waves until we can turn back.
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This thread makes me want to play falcon bms
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>>65033819
>2 more waves
i'm not worried, are you worried? why would i worry?
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A quartet of 109s attacks from the front, and our gunfire is painfully inadequate, scoring no hits. The fighters at 12 level manage to score a combined total of three hits, one of which lightly wounds our bombardier Fook, another which bursts in the pilot compartment flight control cables, leaving a good number of them severed. The last punches a neat hole through an aileron but does little else.
>Bombardier light wound
>Control cables: 1/2 hp
>Starboard aileron superficial damage
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The pair of succesful 109s come around for another attack, attacking from 1:30 high and 3:00 high. Casterman and Yora both fire on the one at 1:30 but score no hits, while Saul in the waist simply sprays the entire area with gunfire from his position, causing the German at 3:00 to break off his attack early. Even better, the 1:30 German misses his shot a dives away afterwards.

>wave 2 cleared
>wave 3 2d6 roll: [1][5]
>result #15: 5xFw-190 (12 high, 6 high, 9 Level, 10:30 level, Vertical Dive) + Bf-109 12 level (due to lead bomber)
>escorts remove no fighters
>tail gun still INOP

oh no

>Video of a Shahed drone being shot down by a battle-tested Ukrainian P1-Sun interceptor drone in the Middle East

Now we know why Zelensky was doing his gulf states tour
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>>65033795
That's the thing, you don't call him out for being a liar, you call him out for being a hood-crackhead-tier nigger.
Putin didn't care about being called a liar, but he got assmad about being called a shitty 2-bit crook.
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>>65033833
if only someone could have stopped him
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>>65033645
rekt
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>>65033800
I don't really see anyone speaking highly of le orange man anymore, except maybe on twitter, but that's mostly bots these days. Drumpf is just old and isn't funny like he used to be. Besides I found his treatment of Zelenskyy personally distasteful, and generally speaking most people here are pro Ukraine so that probably matters too.

Besides, Zoomers have gone into their niche political sub communities that only agree on despising anyone who has any power. So I always expect there to be spam about anyone who's ever won an election outside the indian subcontinent. It's just a fact of life at this point.
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>>65033800
DRUUUUMMPF TWO SCOOPS

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That China is well out of reach of the current US military capabilities.
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looks like the mutt can't argue anymore and has reduced himself to vague seetheposting
i rest my case
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Why argue about china the sick men of asia.
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>>65033898
To thirdies, all attacks on the US are to the credit of all other thirdies.
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>>65033960
holy based, I wish american politicians had the balls to just run over shithead protesters with tanks

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We're undeniably in the age of the drone, modern militaries have very little cost effective counters to small mass produced drones, but that wont last, better detection and interception technology like interceptor drones, lazars, specialized ammunition, better EW are being developed and slowly rolled out, the Ukraine war will be viewed like how we view world war one, a strange inflection point of bad and outdated strategy meeting new more powerful weapons. the drone will eventually be just another tool in the arsenal instead of a wonder weapon,
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>>65033269
>>65033255
I think the limitations of missiles themselves reflect on drones; they can cause flashy explosions and wipe out units, but neither are decisive weapons unto themselves.
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>>65033483
Isn't the warhead to fuel(battery) ratio also better?
And higher loiter time enables mission profiles missiles don't cover.
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>>65033483
you can have cheap drones and expensive drones at the same time.
Its extremely valuable to have swarms to terrorize infantry and then have an advanced loitering drone ready to attack something important when opportunities reveal themselves.

drone technology will also only get cheaper over time so what may be wasteful today will be disposable tomorrow
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>>65033532
they work hand in hand. missiles deliver payloads that drones can't at speeds that you can't take cover from.

drones can change targets at will and choose the most opportunistic time to strike while being able to pick out individual soldiers
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>>65033593
It's not a binary better/worse thing, it's different and has both benefits and downsides:
- electric power allows to use multi-rotor designs with a fucked up level of maneuverability and rapid acceleration;
- basic bitch internal combustion engines with propellers elevate a drone to a cheap cruise missile, which is too costly to counter with conventional AA, and also harder to even lock on because no jet stream of heat exists;
- and so on

This doesn't mean that missiles are bad or anything though. A missile is obviously harder to shoot down by a guy in a pickup truck with a machine gun. A missile can bring 1000+ lbs warhead to the target, reach it faster and so on.

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Only China, USA and Russia have strategic bombers anymore. Every other country no longer has them. Does this show how only these 3 countries are superpowers anymore and how far Europe has fallen off since they don't have them anymore.
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>>65023573
Maintenance on 8 fucking engines will do that.

A lot of non-avionics components on those old buffs are basically bespoke/custom fitted to each airframe, which means that damage to a panel or whatever means you’re basically fabbing up a proto part to fix it. Heard an anecdote from one pilot that their squadron mate’s wso accidentally popped the overhead panel for ejection soon after taking off on a training mission, and they ended up sending a couple of trucks out to find the thing cause it would be a too much of a pain to make a replacement
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>>65023368
You need air superiority to use them, and only those 3 countries can achieve that (or at least think they can achieve it in Russia’s case).
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because only war mongering countries love to bomb other countries more effectively

>Hint the 3 biggest nigger country thumper
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>>65029262
Warhammer 40K could add TU-95 and B52 models (or slightly modified version). Because those will probably be used in the year 40k still.
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>>65023898
They intervene plenty in Burma

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>>AK-47

so is there any logic or reasoning behind the numbers and letters when it comes to gunz
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>>65032322
>is stuck
>gets raped
>but it doesn't count, because she is as unemotional and unbothered as she always is
>"... are you done?"
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>>65032248
Usually yes. There's usually a numbering scheme in place but nations don't always stick to these systems.

>5.56
Bullet is 5.56 millimeters wide.
>7.62
Same idea. Bullet is 7.62 millimeters.
> .45
0.45 inches wide. Yes, it's in inches. No, they don't explain this well. Yes, a 45mm round is possible. No, it doesn't exist yet. Thank god.
>M1
Model 1. Usually the first of it's type under the new numbering systems. Sadly more confusing than it's worth due to M1 Rifle and M1 Carbine being entirely different guns.
>M14
14th rifle under the current system. No, I don't know what happened to M13 and M12.
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>>65032521
no those were reverse engineered so are considered MKA's
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>>65033333
Noted and checked.

>>65033335
>reverse engineered so are considered MKA's
kek
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>>65032847
Goalpost shifting faggot.
It's a thing, and was shown to be a thing and your retort is basically "nuh uh".
kys

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Behold, the worst tank ever made by man
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>>65021220
It stell looks cool
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>>65033499
>copes, seethes, deflects after being called out on extremely cherrypicked examples, runs away
textbook zigger behavior desu
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>>65033369
>depends on the M3 variant in question, no? Late models had a long gun that has a foot and change on the L-11 IIRC
IIRC most Soviet M3s were from early production. It doesn't matter much either way since the F-34 has been the standard for a year when M3s were finally being delivered to frontline units.
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>>65032118
I genuinely can't comprehend the sort of petty shameless faggot you'd have to be to obfuscate reality like this. It's like you aren't even human.
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>worst
It’s not even in the top 10 worst tanks

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Still looking for info/advice about making synthetic stocks at home. Fiberglass, carbon fiber, resin, foam, that kind of thing, not nylon.

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>>65033336
Mockups ocould probably be done with foam or cheap ass wood which eventually becomes a "master". Put a peelable layer or release on it maybe. If I really need to, I could probably make a fiberglass mold for the stock using the foam/wood master instead of using the master as something to make a shell around (instead making the two halves in separate flat molds). If needed, you could vacuum bag over the master to make the shape better if you're going with shell over master -> remove -> re-assemble. I don't see how it will get to even $1k; I have a manufacturer within my state and most of their materials fall into the price range of $40-50/2 pints no matter what it is. I may expect to use two of those and some glass weave or mat. Then some filler and epoxy and some foam for the guts. With fuckups and everything, max like $300-500. I'd do wood but I've done that before and it often turns out heavy because surprise, good wood is dense and precision rifle stock designs made for synthetic materials are often wide or have a lot more volume to them.
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>>65033336
But you may be right about the printer part. Download a model, scale to rifle in your printer software or model editing software, print it double wall with somewhat low infill, and make a shell over it with fiberglass and resin. Then cut in half so you have a left and right and peel the PLA out. Reassemble, glue the halves, and foam fill, then bed. It's been so long since I got into anything new with printers; what used to take like an hour and 30 min to print now takes like 40 min. Anyone else remember ReplicatorG? Maybe you've been around longer than me and use(d) PronterFace like Ben Heck...
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>>65030580
Still looking for a higher resolution version of this… I know one of you fuckers has it
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>>65032353
22 mag bullet weight is similar to 22 LR, so if you mainly want to shoot subs, 22 mag is pointless.
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>>65033954
Yeah. I know the weights were close. Just figured I would like the option to go with supers when sound wasn't an issue but really at that point just get a second rifle lol.

Yeah, gonna get the 22. Looking at cans now

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USAF is just aura farming at this point
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>>65032416
To be fair, the fact that we are not able to insure safe transit is concerning at best.
Same with losing an AWACS. Legacy airframe or not. We are bombing Iran with near impunity, but I should expect near immunity.
I just hope these lessons are actually learned and retained, for the inevitable chink war. I give it 20 to 30 years.
Best outcome would be some CIA orchestrated coup or economic victory, a la USSR, but I don't see that happening.
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>>65032421
He's not wrong, though.
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>>65032453
Yes. News distraction from Gaza.
EVERYTHING done now at a high level is PR.
Smoke and mirrors, panem et circenses.
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>>65031508
Americans are competing with Indians for izzat at this point. Once again anything that carries more then an AK, like say - a rice hat - is enough to make them fold. Hormussy stays closed.
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>>65033957
Hormussy stays closed due to jewish insurance and market speculation.
Jews are winning at every end of this, and smart investors are too. Sadly, most Americans don't have enough money to play the market and shamefully; Not enough time or knowledge to do so.

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The picture is terrible but you get the idea. Why aren't there any beefier versions of this to sue as a snap caps or dummy round? It would make dry fire practice a lot more entertaining.
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>>65033627
The Brocock guns use special "cartridges". These are basically a tiny single-use high pressure air tank with a built-in valve. You have to pump up each cartridge with a manual pump, then fit an airgun pellet in the nose. With that done, you can load the "cartridges" into the gun like normal rounds.
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>>65033635
Accessories
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>>65033605
You can do basically this with all calibers, if you don't mind them not cycling automatics. Cast your own wax bullets and load them with a primed case.

>>65033635
Wait, those were fucking single use? You couldn't reload those cartridges?
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bullet mold picrel.
take some old casings, replace the primer and insert cast rubber bullet. load magazine, pull trigger until it goes click. cycle your weapon for every shot.
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>>65033527
Italians made something like you're asking for

https://www.targetfun.it/blog/blog/nuove-aravons-blu-per-tiro-ridotto-indoor/

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for me, it's the Glock 19

I know it's the most overrated handgun but I just love how it looks
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>>65027894
I'd love to get one as pictured, a blued finish no-dash 8" barrel 57. Even though I know it'd be fired infrequently. Much prefer that to a Model 29.
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>>64976786
>>65012645
>What's the best 45lc SAA for around/ under 1k?

A Taylor Tuned 1873
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>>65028966
Thanks anon. It was a second hand LE trade I got for like $550, I got a .357 Sig barrel and it shoots like a dream. I also have a two tone P229 DAK.
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>>65031276
>DAK
Based and coastpilled
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>>65031248
>Taylor Tuned 1873

They have a fuckton of revolvers

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Which firearm instantly pops into your head when you see/hear the word gun?
Pic related.
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>>65027098
I can't help it.
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It's seared into my brain from vidya and movies, especially Jurassic Park.
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>>65027098
thurdy thurdy
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>>65027098
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>>65031244
>glock with their American Citizen hating owners (look it up, it's a fact). Still blows me away that any "based" American would ever own a glock.

Dropping trVkes

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>iranian backed militia uses fpv drone to take out blackhawk at victoria base in baghdad

i fucking hate drones
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>>65010608
You're not old enough to remember the Clinton/Bush/Obama forever wars, and how much cleaner this is because Trump sees the military as a fighting force and not a DEI jobs program.
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>>65010612
>>65013579
And Vance will win.
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>>65007205
Eternal Flight
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>>65007205
Is it really Blackhawk down if it’s already on the ground?
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>>65007282
what's the point of having bases if you evacuate them when a war actually breaks out lmao


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