>>64468179
Some counterpoints;

>C6N
>B7A
>B6N
>D4Y
>Ki-84
>Ki-61
>J2M
>N1K
>Yamato class
>Arisaka Types 38 and 99
>Type 96 and 99 nambu LMG
>Fubuki class DD and all its spinoffs

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I’ve always had a thing for the Japanese WW2 LMGs, the 96 and 99 were as good as any allied LMG, and the Type 11 while obsolete, was an interesting design


>>64468493
You forgot the type 89 knee mortar, which was also a pretty novel design

>>64468525
The type 99 is hands down one of the best LMG's of the war. Better than the Bren, BAR, DP-27 etc. Also had a fucking bayonet.

>>64456544
Nips were the bad guys that fought on the side of the good guys during ww2.

>>64468179
Their ships were pure sex, regardless of their actual usefulness.

>>64461770
Glide bombs only have a range of 150km

>>64468717
Yes? 150km for a dumb bomb from WWII with wings slapped to it counts as "super far".

>>64468724
AMRAAM has a range of 180km, ukraine can theatrically shoot down those russian jets from within their own airspace

>>64460771
Amazing how easy it is to date image macros just from the slang used

>>64468733
Lol do you have any idea how AMRAAM works?

First off, no AMRAAMs don't have a 180km range (at least nothing confirmed), and anything near the maximum range needs to be a highly lofted trajectory with basically zero kinematic performance once it reaches that range.


It would also take an AMRAAM around 2 minutes of flight time to reach a target at/beyond 150km.

This means you need a Ukrainian jet to be in the air, with an AMRAAM, have the Su-57 on radar track (either from the AMRAAM launch platform itself, or other sensor platforms like their SAAB AWACS) and be confident that the Su-57 isn't going to turn around in the next minute and a half.

There is a higher chance of the Su-57 being downed by friendly air defence than a Ukrainian-fired AMRAAM.

The only thing an AMRAAM is going to hit at 100+ miles is an AWACS, tanker, cargo plane, civillian airliner, or a fighter plane that has a pilot trying to commit suicide.

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>>64466961
A couple of red flags: it's an "unknown website," didn't even show up in image results when even this thread did, grammar errors. I'd only purchase from the manufacturer or a reputable dealer such as bladehq or knifecenter.

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>>64464338
Oh fuck, a prototype. Congrats man!

>>64466480
That gun came straight out of an anime probably...

>>64463664
How do you like the tops knife from “the hunted”?

>>64466174
>period technique
Did she grow a penis or already have that?

>>64453458
I can't dream of getting laid with a woman that doesn't share my niche joys and interests.

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>>64464408
>>64464422
Mae is a cutie. Y'all have bad taste

>>64466635
they are incel-tier retards with nigger-tier mentality, what do you expect from them

>>64465559
This. Find a picture of megan fox from this year, that's her with the best makeup and plastic surgery money can buy and she still looks like a busted 40 year old stripper. I can't imagine how bad she looks walking around the house without makeup on.

>>64468049
>zoom out
>get like 5 more blocks
I concede. My silly schoolyard tier insult was not founded in facts.

>>64467590
Eglin shill is too obvious

They're building a much bigger one in Tibet near the border of bangladesh and myanmar.

>>64468599
Would an Eglin shill say that Trump needs to use nuclear warhead stealth cruise missiles to cascade strike the entire chinese dam system and drown 600-800 million of those slant eye bug niggers?

>Chinashill makes falseflag thread
>Starts ranting about 'eglin'
Everytime.

>>64465708
Has it not occured to you that there are multiple different people here.
>It failed because it wasn't REAL 10mm
I haven't said this, there are good 10mm loads out there.
>It failed because they weren't REAL shooters
I haven't said this in this thread, but yes, users can be weak. It's the same reason many revolver buyers will get a .357 Magnum handgun and only shoot .38 SPL out of it.
>It failed because they weren't REAL 10mm handguns
Plenty of bad handgun designs have influenced the market. One of the reasons that 9mm took longer to get popular in the US was that the Browning Hi-Power couldn't take the hot loads that the Luger, Walther, and MP-40 could take without falling apart, so everyone here in the US thought it was a super anemic round.

>>64465764
>Colt and their militant fudd loyalists insisting on shoehorning the cartridge into a frail and fragile borderline antique pistol
The first production 10mm guns were the Bren Ten (CZ-75 clone), not the Colt Delta Elite. The "antique pistol" had fewer problems than the new design.

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>>64463968
You called?

Reddit finger in general is a sign that you're deeply cucked.

Pro-tip: don't shoot things that you don't intend to shoot.

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>>64465708
It never failed. 10mm is simply niche, and misunderstood. It's niche is full-size autoloaders, which have gone out of favor. But even in that realm it has to compete with 5.7, 9, 45, 460, ect.

It's misunderstood because the majority of people think that the only appeal is the full power loads, which are both expensive and uncommon. The actual appeal to the cartridge is VERSATILITY. Just like 357/38 Special and 44 mag/44 special, you don't have to shoot the full power loads. You simply have the option. Also even the "weak" stuff(range loads are consistently slightly hotter than the comparable. 40 load, look it up nigger, god I hate that rumor)tends to shoot pretty nice due to the guns being a fullsize more often than not.

And most guns can straight up shoot .40 without a conversion barrel.

It's a good round. Unfortunately the fullsize autoloader niche is so small that anyone even bothering out of curiosity gets something more interesting.

>>64458183
Fpbp

I listen to what he has to say

Halloween franchise is only marginally less retarded than Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Assuming we're talking about 1987 movie, six-shooter was enough to temporarily incapacitate him. If you carry an axe, you could probably decapitate him.
The Thorn timeline Michael is straight-up supernatural, so you're probably fucked.
H20 Michael, the axe solution still applies (the only thing that saved Michael is off-screen plot armor of Resurrection being the shittiest movie ever, but it probably would've worked if not for the gayest niggerfaggot retcon ever)
I barely remember RZ movies, so whatever.
2018 continuity Michael is tough (bordering on horror plot armor bullshit) but still human. His eye never grew back and IIRC he still lost fingers, so dismemberment still works.
tl;dr Michael is overrated as a threat outside of Thorn bullshit.

>>64467578
Are you saying you wouldn't enjoy exploring that jungle?

>>64467482
pretty good answer tee bee aych
even if he's "immortal," I'd like to see this little faggot do any kind of harm after he's been truly dismembered by concentrated fire of 30.06 through the limbs and spine

>>64467991
>>64467737
Do you feel embarrassed the next morning?

>>64463610
>Literally Google "CZ75 firing pin retaining pin broke" and you will find dozens of examples of them breaking, often under 600 rounds of "normal" usage
You used "literally," so now we know you're a plebbitor. Listen, I followed your advice and googled it, and after looking through multiple sites, I couldn't find a single example of it breaking at less than 2,000 from normal use and even those are treated like they are rare. Again, I'm not doing a "bad faith argument"; you're just a retard who believes the hyperbole of haters.

>>64462480
?

I bought one for cash in a home depot parking lot a few years back off of armslist. Did I score bigtime? I just like DA/SA pistols

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>>64463180
These are also better than OP
Best modern pistols (top of the list) on the market to buy are HK 45 / P30, and the Px4 series
followed by the CZ P-07/-09
Grand Power

>>64465136
People that take guns "to the shop" are so weird. If a person cant figure out how a Glock works then.... they might be low IQ, they're not even had to take a apart , down to the frame....

I have a friend who has his shop do everything for him, including trigger installs and im like bro WTF??? he cant even replace an AR-15 trigger but he shoots in IPSC matches regularly.

Its so weird to me. He also cant install his own night sights, he just throws money at people.

>>64464457
>F4U-7 is better, as is the Yak-9K
nobody except a war-nerd would have a clue WTF those are, or even know WTF nation (or even war era) they are from if show without markings.

Every 1st grade teacher knows what "Stuka" means and could ID it from silhouette and it has a particular emotional impact.

>>64463934
>it "stood for" something
>it wasn't for murdering subhuman peasants, just a precision strike mechanism bro!
Make up your mind Hellmut, you can't have it both ways.

>>64466828
>I want to out myself as a wehraboo tourist even more than I already have
Strange flex

>>64466828
>nobody except a war-nerd would have a clue WTF those are
They're famously toxic planes in War Thunder ground battles. That's the joke

It was a 'goat' weapon in the Wehrmacht's mind 1939. As it turned out in practice it was a mere accessory to offensive mechanized panzer operations (and even then only when air superiority was in effect).

>>64466828
>emotional impact
This is the totality of the Stuka that lasted its 15 minutes in historical retrospect.

>OP 'few if only in front line service during entire war'
P-38 Lightning satisfies that for the USAAF : was still in full production and on par with its corresponding direct adversary airframes in Sept 1945.
Stuka was not a "front line" airframe during the last year of the war, it was being used for night bombing and last ditch Reich defense <--as were many obsolete airframes predating the Ju 87: it's called the kitchen sink. It had been declared unfit for combat operations in October 1943 and production + factory parts support ceased after mid-1944

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Stop after grabbing the Sudetenland, accept that the economy is going to be utterly fucked by the MEFO bills scam collapsing. Endure going back to poverty until the Soviets eventually pour back into Poland, go in with the blessing of Poland and become heroes fighting against the power everyone on Earth hated way, way more at the time. Redeem your international reputation and be called Bismarck the second. Any other result leads to failure.

But that's not going to happen, because Hitler is Hitler, and the German people want what they want. A lot of decisions that were stupid in retrospect made sense at the time. Anything else requires totally different thinking from people who just weren't that way.

>>64468406
>MEFO bills
hadn't hear, interesting. Gee, with all the "Nazis were crooks" stuff being pushed, you'd think I'd have heard of this. Was this in fact maybe a very JEWISH program???

Its sort of an unpopular opinion but Hitler seemed very unreasonable with the Danzig thing.

Poland had just come out from being a German run land and he wants to cut off their only sea access of the measly 40 miles, and you know lots of Krauts were in newly reformed Poland whispering about "this so called Poland will be over soon and Berlin back in charge of these peasants".

I heard Germany actually got a great deal on borders after WW1 when borders were mostly decided on language, and German would be the most used COMMON language in areas with several languages, so areas with minority Germans would end up as German Govt.

He should told "any Germans in Poland can come to Germany, but we can't protect you in Poland" and build a few fast ferries and He-111 shuttles to hop to the Eastern territory without touching Poland.

Be like US English in the Orient. It will be most common language among Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam, Japan, S Korea and China.

>>64468387
just Mussolini accepting Hitler's offer for a German tank division in Libya in the summer 1940. Suez would have been taken and the war would have been won automatically (infinite oil from the middle east, access to Africa and the Persian Gulf and so on). Churchill would have fallen and Chamberlain would have bargained a totally honourable peace for Britain. Happy ending for everyone except world Jewry.

>>64468387
>1) Have some SS Kommandos LARP as "Spanish Nationalist Extremists" and take The Rock. Have Franco shit all over himself and promise to fix it, but say he can't control events if UK comes in shooting, so lets everyone just calm down, or Franco gets replaced with real anti-UK group and Spain officially links up with Germany.
Just false flag as one of your (very, very few) allies and try to capture one of the most fortified positions on the continent! Surely this will go off without a hitch and not alienate a friendly power, giving the allies a foothold on the continent!
>2)Contract with some neutral ships and scuttle hard to remove cargo in the Suez, and frame up anti-colonial Egyptians for it.
Ah yes, lets just convince some neutral people to try and sabotage a vital supply line, which would mean certain death if they were caught. Also, what do you mean with "hard to remove cargo?" The Suez is big as fuck, it takes a lot to block it, and ships passing through are under surveillance.
>3)Land UK branded small arms from Dunkirk in Palestine with U-Boat and give to The Jews.
>4)Land Soviet branded small arms in India and give to anti-colonists to re-start The Great Game in minds of UK.
...this would help the axis how, exactly? Ignoring the logistical constraints that made especially the second point an impossibility, they tried something similar in Ireland (which was way more anti-anglo) and it didn't work, why would it work now?
>5)On NYSE, short companies that need shipping through the Med, and go long on shipping firms.
If they tried something like that, the US government would step in to tell them to fuck off (and also steal their money) and I'm not sure what this is supposed to accomplish either way if it did work.

>>64468051
>You are not going to drive away faster than the bullets chasing you
you can drive away much faster than you can run, so you can shoot and scoot

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>>64468027
All I know is there was one at Lanzerath ridge, because the unit traded in their war memorabilia to get one.

>>64468580
Lovely map. Where can I find more? Tineye finds nothing.

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>>64468585
It's from this https://achillestheheel.com/2022/05/01/lanzerath/

>>64468589
Thanks.

>>64466546
I was under the impression, it's the Super Hornet that replaced those plane types. And the Super Hornet is quite a different aircraft from the original Hornet.

>>64466557
hindsight is 20/20. Also you have to keep in mind that Dick Cheney played a part in forcibly killing the F-14 and A6 intruder by cancelling their modernization programmes to fuck over Grumman (he owned stock in a rival company o algo). The Super hornet was in many way completely different to the Legacy hornet (30-40% structural parts commonality) and they basically tricked congress into funding it by selling it as "hornet upgrade" instead of the functionally brand new aircraft it actually was hence the F/A-18E/F designation instead of a new one.

>>64466557
in the 90s they got the Legacy Hornet and went on the whole super hornet tangent in >>64466605

It became an unnecessary money pit when the USSR ate shit and the US had nobody in the forseeable decades that needed a long range (capable), heavy missileer plane to combat against.
In all other aspects besides novel intercept threats the hornet was already superior, and the already existing Super Bug more so. Dumping the F-14 secured finances for other necessities.

>inb4 muh highway to the danger zone
There's a point where the attachment to formative age experiences is a hindrance, and a grown man in his 30s should opine fondly yet readily advance from them.
But Gen X is the most lead poisoned one, after all.

You can thank Dick Cheney for killing the F-14. Cheney had stock in McDonald Douglas. That's how you got the Super Bug to replace the Tomcat. The excuse is that Super Bug can use an existing airframe, when in reality only like 20% of the original F/A18 is in there. Grumman also tried to propose a super Tomcat in the same vein and was shot down.

Cheney is also why they upgraded so many F-14As to F-14Ds. It certainly wasn't to save money as tearing an airplane apart just to put it back together wasn't saving the taxpayer much money, but it was killing Grumman's profits.

So yeah, always thank Dick Cheney for killing the Tomcat and Grumman.

>>64466028
based, im so sad im not going to be able to go birding this year.

>>64458392
Gun-poncho.

>>64465269
I got an bottle of his early stuff, I don't think anything's gone more than a year without re-oiling but there's never been any rust when I get back to it. I have a few >100 year old guns too, it's not all new stuff with near perfect finishes.

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>>64466324
I think I'm going to buy some of his oil this Christmas for sure. I feel bad because I've been saying I'd buy some pretty much since his first posts.

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>>64458392
Just get out there OP. It's a Spanish Mauser meaning it's a military rifle, meaning it's literally designed to be slung through the rain and mud still be fine

>>64455967
Their I don't give a fuck negress customer service is the absolute worst in the industry.

Morons will assert that a PSA is as good as x. Maybe your PSA is great but they are notorious for putting rifles together poorly. Crooked front sight bases. Incorrectly torqued barrels. Rough chambers. They do not put the same level of care and attention to detail into their guns as some other manufacturers.

That said, they make inexpensive guns and many people are happy customers. I would buy a rifle from them, I'd just make sure to thoroughly test it before relying on it.

>>64467416
problems abound, like out of spec picrails evidently

>>64456601
California

>>64468312
if i lived in california and tried to enjoy guns i think i would just kill myself

>>64466336
Kek
Yeah sure, buddy.

Yeah

Nothing, that's why it was literally only done on the Spear vest. In principle a horizonal mag pouch would be a good thing to have in a pinch, but retention in 1998 wasn't what it is nowadays (no kydex, no bungie pouches, no tacos or fastmags, etc) so it wouldn't be that practical in practice.