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How is it after 60+ years we still can't compete with the RPG-7?
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>>64385155
retarded bait coping about weapons that existed before rpg did
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>>64384120
>>The pH for both M72 and RPG-7 was about 50% at 200m
>lol
A 1976 U.S. Army evaluation of the weapon gave the hit probabilities on a 5-by-2.5-metre (16.4 ft × 8.2 ft) panel moving sideways at 4 m/s (13 ft/s).[25] Crosswinds cause additional issues as the round steers into the wind; in an 11 km/h (6.8 mph) wind, firing at a stationary tank sized target, the gunner cannot expect to get a first-round hit more than 50% of the time at 180 m (590 ft).[26]

btw that same RPG also had hit probability of 0.22 at 300 ft, or 275m, pretty much aligned with that of M72.
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>>64386761
>since the RPG worked more for a multi purpose role
it didn't, it was strictly an anti-tank weapon exactly the same as a LAW.
>and comparing a disposable rocket launcher to one that is reusable is going to be different when the idea was that a solider would carry multiple M72s while a soviet solider would carry one RPG-2/7
there's literally no difference and since M72 is actually lighter than an rpg warhead you in fact get more rounds than with a reusable launcher.
>with different warheads
unless they're using obsolete warheads alongside more modern ones they'll carry exclusively one single type with them. various special purpose warheads like frag, thermobaric and so on were only developed and manufactured after the soviet collapse.
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>>64386123
Okay, "I have such an interest in weapons that BATFags took away my right to have guns" is a completely different case than "I have no weapons and no interest in owning them because they're scary and dangerous" which the majority of the cases with newfags.
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>>64386958
>which the majority of the cases with newfags
Nice strawman fag, we have generals for 'people' like you (retarded gorilla niggerfaggots). I see those abominations in the catalog, and they are some of the few threads on /k/ I have filtered.

I know this is your sekrit club but most anons here like and lack fear for all weapons, or at the very least are aware that the weapons dont kill, the user does, and the few that dont are giga autists like sword enthusiast and etc...

We were all newfags once (and by most actual oldfags metrics, 95% of anons are still), and gatekeeping like this just makes you look like a fag.

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post photos of 1935-1945 aviation
civilian and military from this era
No 'warbirds' (<-post-war restorations), videogame screencaps or drawing
High resolution photographs (not pictures for ants)
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>>64382140
One guy here obsessed with the Warwick. What are those 4 extensions from the rear engine nacelles?
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>>64383729
no, it's just under-represented (better than post-war 'warbird' same-picrel-for-the-ten-millionth-time of Spitfire/Mustang at the 2012 airshow flyby). That pic is a prototype with rear-nacelle gun turrets
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>The pistol grip is the charging handle
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>>64386190
Luckily for you, there are very few guns out there that work that way that can get you. You're safe.
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>>64386190
>pump-action
>but its in reverse
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>>64386190
That one based as fuck czech lmg that does this is amazing.
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>>64386994
Then there's the piece of shit Kvkk 62 based on it
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>cocking handle.
>Cums when you cock it.

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/arg/ shitpost containment edition

>what if we actually talked about guns edition
>discuss fishing and fishing accessories for your rifle
>prep for caturday
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>yeah...

>previous
>>64377724
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>>64386607
I have one of those pussy and ass things coming tomorrow.
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>>64386691
Pic with your AR inside it
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>>64386746
Maybe. It has two holes so I could stick it in one and use the other so I don't have to worry about lead.
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>>64386762
Do it. For the lulz
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Am I being retarded if I buy a geissele super select fire trigger even though I live in a non NFA state just because "I might need it just in case"?

The only reason I'm even asking this is because the trigger costs 400 dollars. If it cost the same as the other semi auto triggers this would be a no brainer. Why the fuck does it cost 400 dollars? Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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Besides the traditional methods (crosses, garlic & stakes), what are some other solid ways of defending yourself from vampires?
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>>64384170
>To win the race war, you must yiff in hell
Welp time to commission a bulletproof fursuit.
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>>64386376
>implying you don't have one already
Don't lie anon.

The good news is the full rundown is hunting neaderthals with literal wolves. You don't have to be a faggot.
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>>64367158
this is the only surefire way of dealing with a vampire
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>>64386478
What if the vampire divorces you?
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>>64386965
Why the fuck would that ever happen?

What kind of planes will Qatar be keeping at their new airbase in Idaho?
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>>64386487
The vast majority of Americans and Australians on /k/, hate and despise Singapore >>64386459
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>>64386487
I’m Australian and I hate them, mainly cause they are majority chinese and see them as suspect

Singapore is a Chinese soft asset. This has been talked about many times. Because their government and businesses are dominated by Han Chinese, the PRC gets close to them.

China recruits from their diaspora, even those who fled the CCP in the first place. Money talks and that also creates bonds between PRC officials and businessman with ethnic Chinese businessman elsewhere. The PRC claims to be the guardian of Han Chinese people in general. That's why ethnic Chinese are always vulnerable to collusion. Most of the Triads got hijacked by CCP agents too and became a PRC spy, trafficking and money-laundering network.

>>64386459
That’s been my whole argument about not trusting Singapore
Which makes certain retards in this thread seethe
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>>64386710
>Americans decided to sell F-35 to Singapore.
>Doesn't realize that Singapore is another Communist China province.
>Singapore allowed PLAAF 'technician' to inspect the F-35 in the name of Chinese brotherhood and supremacy
>Just a year later F-35 got surpassed by advanced Shenyang FC-31 version.

I laughed hard when I saw news that the US is going to sell F-35s to Singapore. The moment those jets land in Singapore there is going to be an army of Chinese spies ready to dig into whatever areas they haven't stolen already. Many seething Australians on /k/ have already been sounding the alarm since the US decided to sell the F-35 to Singapore as they believe it compromises Australia's air defense to China. While the US can afford to replace the F-35 with something new in 20 years Australians are going to be stuck with them for at least 50.
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>>64380338
Honestly, I legit rather have them with bases here than Israel. They aren’t like hostile, we have Chinese state affiliated companies embedded into agriculture and all sorts of other things in this country. I feel that’s far worse.
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>>64381847
A couple hundred shit skins that are foreign citizens who rotate out constantly
and stay on base isn’t going to damage the ethnic make up of Idaho. This is a nothing burger. There is actual jooish shilling that is at a detriment to us going on to be concerned about
>>64382728
^this

You have exactly 60 seconds to gear up.
FOR REAL
RIGHT
FUCKING
NOW
No hypotheticals . Stop what you're doing. Start a timer. Physically arm yourself and make ready.
I want you fully clothed, geared up, boots on, at the door and at attention in 60 seconds or less.
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>forgot my map pens
>whistle
>bfa

IM NOT GONNA MAKE IT BOYS. LEAVE ME.
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>>64373387
I have boots on, I have rifle, I have webbing, water, snacks, and 390rds.
Unfortunately I'm otherwise naked. Its 70F outside though so my cock will still look great.
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>>64386723
NO WAIT THERE'S A DDPM SMOCK ON THE BACK OF THE DOOR, THAT'LL COVER MY DICK
Probably don't want to be behind me in prone though.
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>>64386530
Bfa?
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>>64373387
In 60 seconds I had time to
>Throw on jeans and untied shoes
>Grab M4gery with TA01
>Grab chest rig
>Stuff six loaded rifle mags, three packs of camels, and a USP45 in chest rig
>Run out door

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/msg/ - Military Surplus General

Fuddy Fiev Edition

Post any stuff.

Thread question: What are you reloading for this week, Anon?

Previous Thread: >>64290700
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>>64385381
Sure, I'll post pics I've already posted many times over
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>>64386475
No need to use such words man. There's hatred eating away at your brain, stop it.
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>>64386668
My heart overflows with love for you as a fellow bother in Christ. But you are still a faggot.

>>64386589
Thank man.

I have a Spreewerk P38 and a 7.63 Broomandle.

The Steyr is a really fun pistol to shoot, just a pain to get the 8mm Steyr. Someday I hope to get a 9mm barrel for it or a 9mm model.
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>>64386687
No, and you will never ever be a christian in your life unless you let go of that primitive, addictive, unjastified hatred for your fellow men.
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>>64386700
It does, and I will pray you become less of a faggot.

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>>64376297
>hoodie
Gay, give me a jacket without a dogshit hood.
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>>64376683
Duckworth is US made from only US components. Every hand that has touched the garment from the time it was still wool on the sheep until it gets to your house is American. Almost entirely white as well.
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>>64381864
What is that
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>>64386502
Micklagaard Abisko anorak. If you are gonna buy one, wait for a sale and you can get it for a more reasonable price.
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>>64376683
Weatherwool is made in USA with and I think with US wool now.
https://weatherwool.com/blogs/stories/the-wool-in-weatherwool-we-visit-the-innes-ranch
Unfortunately both Vidalia Mills and Cone Mills shut down recently so I think US made denim is gone but there are still companies with deadstock fabric from them that are making clothes in the US, Bravestar and Left Field come to mind.

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>extremely good-looking gun
>also extremely flawed
Is it even possible to fix the M14?
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>>64382830
Your entire argument has been based on an appeal to authority while being anonymous. In other words, all the text you’ve written amounts to
>just trust me bro
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>>64382378
>Maidcore originated in the mid-2010s on Russian social media, particularly the platform VK, blending genres like post-rock, metal, and electronic music. It was created by musicians who adopted personas based on "maid" characters from the Japanese Nijiura imageboard, often using names with the "[blank] the Maid" format.
>russian men pretending to be women

more like aidscore
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>>64382784
Working at Crane is impressive? You trying to correct a problem means you still can't fix it. I build shit that still works after being blown up on explosive barge testing. As far as I know none of my fasteners, stakes, screws, posts, bolts, and nuts ever came loose or failed cause I wouldn't have a fucking job if that happened. So maybe you should stake your screws, mate your contact surfaces properly, and deform/stake your post and dovetail so that any movement is physically impossible without forces beyond the average retard strength grunt.
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>>64384292
The M14 is a great topic for determining who has significant experience with it and who gets their information from guntubers that don't have significant experience with it. Before you get angry with me for sharing observations that you've never heard before, ask yourself why your chosen experts don't discuss any of this stuff. It may that they're full of shit, and in that case you should be angry at them.

>>64386231
As received from Crane =/= worked at Crane. We're discussing a military rifle here, not your project in your garage. Reading comprehension, my man. I didn't work at Crane, I just had to deal with the shit that I received from them. And they're not the ones that built the rifles like this. SA, Winchester, and TRW did, and it's not their fault (well, it's SA's fault) that a constant zero relied upon, in part, a small dovetailed part staying secured by a small screw on the end of a piece of metal that changes temperature constantly, gets whipped around each time that it's used, and experiences occasional jolts against objects when taken into the field, or even carried around on sentry duty for that matter. It was a bad design.

Forget for a moment about why you would think it necessary to stake the sights in place on a service rifle that's supposedly good to go in combat, as ridiculous as that is. Let's instead take a moment to consider the ramifications of doing this in a military context. It's okay to admit that you're out of your depth here. I'll explain it if need be. The obvious answer is, "You have documents and procedures that explain what you are and are not allowed to do with Uncle Sam's equipment, and deviating from this can result in penalties up to and including losing half your pay for a period of time, reduction in rank, and incarceration," but it's actually a bit more nuanced than that.

As an aside, have you shot or owned a M14 clone? It's okay to say no. We're in a M14 thread on /k/, so you'd be in good company.
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>>64367397
I kill billions of my potential offspring everyday.

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>>64384672
>>64384740
>>64384780
>>64385378
>>64385616
Nigga I will have to make a mosaic out of this or something.
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>>64385079
Thus sparing Pookistanis the embarrassment of having their shit kicked by pedophiles.
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>>64385362
>Burgers forgot all about conventional warfare after 20 years of COIN brainrot.
Nah, that doctrine is still taught.
US Army could pull another Iraq invasion on very short notice. Well, short notice for planning and strategy, they'd need weeks/months for a huge logistical build up of course.

>Humvees and small arms do not a conventional force make.
Yes they do.
A *bad* conventional force but that's the point.
You don't and can't fight as a guerilla insurgency with humvees, they're fundamentally patrol vehicles, everything about them is antithetical to the doctrine.
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>>64384653
THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS
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>>64385645
>We'll never know since they literally stole the election
The architect of the Brook Brother's Riot was Roger Stone btw.
He had his fingers in watergate too but was on the periphery there and got away with it.
Then tried the same thing again in 2020 but didn't quite succeed.

If you don't come down hard on everyone involved in these things the very first time they do, they go on to do it again and worse.

>impunity is permission

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>has 10.5" ar
>gets outgunned by dude with pump shotgun
How the fuck you lose to a shotgun with a rifle at 50yds.
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>>64377962
I really dont want to agree with that statement but...fuck, can confirm. At least some of them are hot/them scrub pants tho amirite
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>>64379622
You're missing his point. The question isn't "what happens when a guy with a shotgun and a death wish goes up against a guy with a rifle and self preservation instincts at 50yd?" because that's what's in the video and the result is pretty clear. The question is more like "who wins a 50yd shootout between rifle and shotgun when both of the combatants are high on PCP?"

If the officer had had balls of steel, he could have put rounds into the shooter's center of mass easily at that range. The shotgun did not wound him enough to mechanically stop him from returning fire. He got taken out by the psychological effects of getting shot. Psychological effects don't mean shit when there is a good chance that the person you will need to shoot is insane and will keep on fighting until he's physically unable to continue.
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>>64375409
10.5 inch barrels cause 556 to fall below 2500fps, in about 45 yards. All those XM177e guys in Veitnam were just poking holes in gooks
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>>64360654
>Incel was a self-adopted term
Hardly. It's a radicalization pipeline with no offramp. The stereotypical socially awkward young man used to be a character that went through self improvement arcs in media. Now they're just irredeemable villains.
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>>64360351
>How the fuck you lose to a shotgun with a rifle at 50yds.
he fires first

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>>64384142
Give me delicacy and grace to rival the brutish disgrace that is the knight of this Castle Lord!
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does not count, I forgot image.
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>>64386520
There we go :3

I banish thee >>64384164, dog.
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Thoughts about deploying line charges via quadcopter drones for mine clearing?
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Sure, whatever. Line charges are generally laid by rocket, so a drone might be more discrete and be able to put the charge around obstacles.
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Would a drone with a longer spool of line charge be able to clear an entire trenchline?


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