Looking to buy MM14 stuff. Found a couple of vendors on Etsy and eBay but wanted to know if any else has used them. I don't want Chinese shit and if possible, would prefer my money goes to Ukraine. I know Kyiv is without power right now and that stuff might take a while to get here in the states, wanted to see if any other autist has experience buying gear from Ukraine.
>>64632769>Ask the gear queer threadwhy would you want to get AIDS?
>>64632605I don't know why you'd want such a thing, chinkshit is a pretty good source for obscure and exotic camos in acceptable quality uniforms (though they always have a strange smell). If you want to support Ukraine, buy a trophy vostok or patch or one of those Su-34 keychains
>>64632777wasted trips
>>64632605Probably in Russia
>>64632787most of the reputable chinkshit brands I normally buy for multicam, EMR, and ATACS don't offer MM14 camo, That would leave me to try offbrand chinkshit with questionable sizing and quality. The Russian shit I used to buy was of questionable quality, sure, but at least it was made for white people sizes, not chink gigamanlet sizes.
Why didn't the US switch to intermediate calibers completely and instead insisted on full size calibers for another 2-3 decades after WW2, despite the M1 Carbines success? Clearly the power it offered was completely sufficient. Of course I know the .30 carbine isn't exactly a true intermediate round, but I'd think that someone would have been aware of 7.92 kurz and even 7.62x39 and come to the conclusion that .30 carbine didn't give us any issues and the russians and germans are experimenting with this new fancy assault rifle idea, maybe we should do something like that as well. Most other countries adopted intermediate calibers much quicker, even though it's the US that had fairly unique at the time experience with something like a proto-intermediate caliber during WW2.
>>64610577>SCHVWhat does that mean?
>>64632805small caliber high velocity
>>64632811Ahh.
>>64610490The short and simple answer is the west fell in live with the fg42.
kek, he's bumping the thread
Poast your every day carry, most schizophrenic one winsBonus points if it comes with a story
>>64629162still can't believe the leader of the band died. thee michelle gun elephant too.
>>64628304>sovl bullshit like makarovs and 1911s>bullshitAnon you have strayed from the path of enlightenment
>>64629177HNNNnnnnng, its tempting, that's not a bad price, but i'm really trying to hold out for a stainless
I don't have a picture, but I've carried a p-38 can opener every day for 10 years because I was homeless once and got a can of food but had no way to open it one time.
>>64628304Why paint your nail? Is this some gay bat signal to other gay men in your area?
HADID-110 stealthy loitering munition Here are the specs>350km per hour topspeed>9km cruising altitude >30 kilogram warhead >0.02m cross section
>>64632250Bending plywood costs a lot of time. I've done it for furniture once, you need jigs, a lot more time and work.Why all that effort for a cheap disposable drone that blows up anyways.
>>64632243they cut the middle man out and went straight to just launching the missile at you
>>64632744Not a single iran drones made it to the jew. Iran cocksuckers are crying about the american sneed because the next time iran chimps out, they're going to eat thousands of drones. And they have no way of intercepting them
>>64632661You're simply too obtuse and narrative-performative to be worth any human effort.
>>64632764>Not a single Iran drones made it to the jew. Iran cocksuckers are crying about the American sneed because the next time Iran chimps out, they're going to eat thousands of drones. And they have no way of intercepting them
QTDDTOTHow much of a serious difference is there in between various brands of 5.56? Assuming same grain weight, bullet type, whatever. I'm trying to buy ammo in bulk and I'm struggling to figure out what brands to buy for both M193 and M855. Currently looking at Winchester for both just because it's cheap and there's a rebate for them. Both will just be for plinking and hoarding.
I really want to buy a Ruger Super GP100 and tell a gunsmith to make some kind of device that allows me to eject the casings with my trigger finger, how retarded am I and is there a gunsmith out there that won't laugh me out of his shop?
>>64632507>The only reason to go for 6.5mm is if the rifle is geared for long range precision shootingYeah, not exactly. This is entirely dependent upon the cartridge load combination. "Nosler Partition: the 165gr 308 Winchester load has 31.6% more muzzle energy, 14.7% more retained energy at 500 yards, and 3.3″ (6.4%) LESS drop at 500 yards than the 140gr Partition from the 6.5 Creedmoor."https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/65-creedmoor-vs-308-winchester/.308Win takes zero backseat to that Creedmoor round when apples are compared to apples. >Ammunition is not much more expensive than 308Match grade OTS ammunition in 6.5mm averages about +10 cents per round more expensive than .308Win. And barrel life is about 50%. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>64632739Why did SOCOM just put 92 million into getting 6.5CM for their troops if its basically the same if not worse as you are seeming to imply? Seems the entire government is moving from 7.62x51 to 6.5CM for all accurized shooting.>The MRGSS-S takes “advantage of advances in ammunition and weapons technology to improve the intermediate range sniper rifle lethality, reliability and performance when suppressed during 50-1,500 meter engagements,” the Pentagon’s notice added.>The 7.62x51mm M110, a designated marksman rifle in service across all branches of the U.S. military, as well as various U.S. federal government law enforcement agencies, can reach out to just under 2,625 feet (800 meters).https://www.twz.com/land/new-rifles-chambered-in-6-5mm-creedmoor-heading-to-u-s-special-operations-armories
>>64631411In 1959 it was .222 Rem Modified which would later become the .223 Rem. I believe 20rd mags for the M16 were labeled ".223 Rem" until some time in the 70s (would have to double-check 20rd mag resources for collectors). Basically, what >>64631455 said.
>>64631411Continued from last page.>>64596558>smellThat's probably part of the reason Aguila 22LR is priced like it is but I find it and the dirtiness worth it for the price.
Unpopular opinion on this board: (From a relative close distance)Ive tried one of those arrows here and it cutted straight through an European wooden door (meaning, heavier, massive, not made of cardboard). It got stuck because of the back part of the arrow Lets say from close distance:A single arrow of this kind is deathlier than a single bullet from the same distance honnestly. This blade cutts enough veins and its impact is horrific. If it hits an artery its done soon but even the veins, tissue, other shit it damages is quite sick if you ask me. It's dark here now otherwise I could show you the door with literally a vertical hole of that arrow through it. I think a bullet will be my choice if I have to choose between being hit by a single bullet or a single arrow of this kind
>>64632710Which is always quite maximum at quite high fps rates (400-600)
>>64632710Is that a bullet or arrow?
>>64632723Bullet.Have another.
>>64632667A bloadhead is more deadly than a pistol bullet. Once you reach rifle velocities say 2700fps mv with enough bullet mass to carry through (momentum) after the initial energy exchange (impact resistance, bullet expansion) the game changes drastically. But when it comes to pistol bullets compared to a broadhead designed for game like deer, the broadhead wins. Most compound bows are getting over 300fps some much higher and 400fps is pretty common in crossbows. The momentum of even 400 grains at 400fps when it has a sharp broadhead, coated low friction shaft and Vanes that are flexible means a quick in and out overcoming friction and even cracking bone. Arrow/bolt better than pistol in a single shot kill/feint time comparison.
>>64632761the guy probably used some dumdum bullets here and again: people do university studies on behavior of bullets. It may ricochated?
Taliban released footage of their SOF assaulting a compound. Even they are using quadcopter drones for supervising the movements of each operator
>all this seethe against some lads trying to learn western modern warfareThe truly sad part of this is, with a bit more of geopolitical foresight these guys would have been great allies against international jihadists, instead here we are, US political class with at least 2 brain cells wondering how they will salvage american hegemony after the orange faggot quicks the bucket and the taliban signing contracts with the chinks and other people dropping America to bypass sanctions. A truly sad thing indeed.
>>64632316Pic for context. It must be an Army thing.
>>64632468They were Jihadists and they were based for that, why would they all with kufir who fight for taghut
>>64629692>freeDidn't it cost 1 trillion dollars or something?
>>64629632Neat, I wonder of they're just simply copying media depictions of SOF, using eyewitness accounts of SOF from the receiving end, or if they've gotten some former ANA member that has the legimate training info and are basically playing a game of tactical telephone
These were the guys doing the demining and EOD in Kursk. Something about the guys in front seems odd...
>>64629058>>64629066>Speaking of his soldier's courage and determination fighting alongside Russia’s forces in Kursk, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un described their valiant efforts as "implessive".
>>64632313Back off, you know not what you do.
>>64630869Good stuff, although that's only ~10-11 dudes and a BTR, not a platoon and an MBT.I mean who is collecting corpses and wounded in these scenarios? What is the incentive to do so instead of hanging the bodies from trees, or even just leaving them on the ground to rot? The most surprising thing to me is that there isn't evidence of previous zigger incursions that were dealt with. Yes, the frontline is long, but if they kill or seriously hurt as many as they claim, (~33000 a month) there ought to be bodies everywhere, especially around urban hotspots.
>>64630869>It seems he does have some loyalty to his glowiesit seems americans too have some loyalty to his glowies
>>64632697>>64632724>Sound track:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_dmmgg04Tc&list=RDl_dmmgg04Tc&start_radio=1
South Africa is looking to replace their Olifant 2 tanks. What should they buy?
>>64631211IDK the advantages or disadvantages of wheels vs treads but I think wheel tanks look cool
>>64630756T-90M is currently the best option.
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>>64630756Zimbabwean surplus. It's amazing stuff, but it's expensive. Trillions of dollars per unit.
>>64630837>CV90-120.It isnt a tank since it lacks armor.
This is a literal combat ship.
Multi purpose figurative
I think its a pretty ship and would have been better suited for the coast guard
>>64632645Yes, the Navy proposed buying it as well to get support from the senators with their states in locksneed's supply chain.>>64632757It unironically would have been better for the USCG than the Legend class. It's half the upfront cost, half the operating cost, does everything the USCG needs, and the Navy was footing the bill for ironing out the bugs anyway. But I think the Coast Guard wanted a boatier-looking boat, and they were flush with cash after 9/11, and since the Legend class was being built at Ingalls they could have them built in parallel and wouldn't have to wait their turn.
>>64632340https://www.twz.com/sea/u-s-navy-now-wants-a-new-frigate-and-fast>one plan is to covert Legend class cutter to US Navy standard and reconfiguring them with VLSwell, can they do it?
>>64632645Yep, all you really need to know is that it's the Locksneed ship to have an idea how many hands were greased. That said in fairness the entire 2000s under Bush and his fucktarded gay GWOT were an absolute shit show for conventional US military power and programs. So many experimental dumb concepts from dotcom or the like were pushed, so much (trillions!) budget diverted into worthless efforts in the middle east, so much LE END OF HISTORY FASTER CHEAPER by Rumsfield and his band of idiot schoolboys. I hate to say it but I unironically think history would have gone way better if Gore had won. So not like LCS wasn't badly managed all around I guess.
>had a little girl pull a gun on me today What is this world coming to? Recommend something non lethal that doesnt leave marks
>>646327309mm
Damn female kid!
>>64632730Muh dick
>>64632730panko has a gun?
...did you deserve it?
even skynet is tired
>>64632311Dude, phones these days have dedicated hardware just to run models locally.Dedicated fucking processors. For a gimmick that still has no real application. That's the world we live in. Tech went completely retarded sometime around when Nokia lost to Apple because those fucks didn't know how to market their superior products to idiots.
>>64632331Models are not AI. Be it language or diffusion. Artificial Intelligence is sentient and sapient entity. AI doesn't exist and won't in a while.
>>64632338You can nitpick semantics all you want.All I'm saying tech has gotten so fucking retarded that we're mass producing useless fucking NPUs in incomprehensible numbers just because the AI bullshit bubble demands something, ANYTHING to monetize their useless shit.
>>64631241Watched this video today with a cop arresting a guy because AI told him he was 100% the suspect. Its actually wild how disappointing AI ishttps://youtu.be/B9M4F_U1eEw?si=dMfZTwSnoTOw2T8z
>>64632222AI is a marketing term. What we have now is called LLM or machine learning by the programmers and researchers doing the actual work..
Why are turks like this??
>>64631332>Sadly it seems only Canada really got them and not the US for some odd reasonidk if canada has more shotgun sales but there's really no point in getting one of those over a pump
>>64616688> If you’re saying they didn’t bother to raise the tax stamp because there weren’t enough in circulation, then why didn’t they restrict it more heavily? A Hughes equivalent for suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, etc. It would have been easier to restrict the NFA more in the past than today. They can’t even pass a AWB. Tax stamps aren’t magically going to $5000 with a Dem Congress.Also why didn’t they raise it in the past to match inflation
>>64624968> Oh I know. All I'm saying is that the creativity in Turkish shotgun companies is absolutely there. With an increase in QC/material quality, actual engineering, and slight improvements in aesthetic design I think they could make a fucking killing in the shotgun market. Not going to happen but a man can dream. Only way it could happen if shotguns required the same strict certifications that are needed for what they have for rifles and handguns
>>64632115Yep. And like I said a couple days ago, I think if they change anything to increase it, then it opens up the legal challenge of taxing a right. The fingerprinting, $200, and previously the wait times kept enough people away from NFA items the feds were happy with that.
>>64631332I like it, gives me the adaptability of a single shot shotgun (adapters, fit whatever in there) while also giving me the round count of a regular pump/semi shotgun.
Hey 4chan. Me and my buddy were drinking last night and having a debate with each other about guns. He's been a gun owner for about 6 years and knows a bit more than me. I've used guns off and on over the last 5 years, most of which I can't talk about, but I've done hunting and stuff. Which gun is best for self-offense? My friend said AR or an AK, but I'm kinda on the fence about those, mostly because of price and whatnot. I just told him it feels like cheating when the gun does most of the work (all you do is pull a trigger) and you don't feel the emotion when the target goes down like that. Like "it doesn't feel personal" but with a Sig or a shoytoy you feel like you've really done personal damage to the target is what I'm saying. He doesn't agree and says an AR is probably best. But what do you think /k/?
>>64631461What the fuck is self offense? Unless you are in law enforcement that is illegal and the percentage of you ever shooting and killing someone in real life as a citizen is extremely low. Much more so multiple people. A gay argument over "fairness and earning it" doesn't even matter. It will never happen. Unless you are talking about hunting
>Are automatic weapons che-ACK!
>>64631461Fuck yamudda
>>64631461>I've used guns off and on over the last 5 years, most of which I can't talk about, but I've done hunting and stuffshut up, no you don't.>>64631513You made a thread, and lied on the internet. I sentence you to death via 5 horny eastern lowland gorillas on meth.
>>64631461Get whatever you want, can afford, and are comfortable with. And yes, the gun does most of the work, which is why we aren't drawing back bowstrings anymore and carrying around quivers. If you are worried about the emotional depth level when you use your weapon and how satisfactory it would be, then you need some serious fucking help.
I know nothing about guns or gun culture, but please just post some incredible looking guns. Just the coolest.
>>64630970beautI really wish I didn't sell my 1911. Classy bastards.
>>64630295trvke
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>>64620886Colt Trooper Mark 3
>>64630809Looks like it, thanks for the info.
