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Google Maps edits out US Patriot missiles in Ukraine, while Google Earth just blurs them.

Rule of thumb for target accusation - hit the blurry parts. They've got things worth hiding.
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>>65384086
Lots of retards forget commercial recon satellites exist, no matter how much Russian recon capability has fallen apart they will pay for Jilin or Siwei Gaojing instead of using years old imaging on google.
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>>65386957
12 usd in russia is like you paying $50 for it
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>>65387525
>12 usd in russia is like you paying $50 for it
so....the price of a large Pizza delivered in America...?
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>>65386993
>Sup chauder
Kekarino
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>>65384033
well that was pretty much the claim with the "reddit gets volunteers hit with airstrike" spam. like russia needed reddit to know the leviv army base might be a good military target

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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwF0gmLhHPg

This guy was an:

>experienced former armorer in the military
>was appendix carrying
>using semi-automatic handgun
>had round in the chamber during practice runs
>shoots his junk off

This is why I love revolvers and hip carry. Even professionals are not immune to chaotic variables like clothing snagging on the trigger, fat fingering the trigger, limp wristing, or some other calamity that only befalls semi-autos. I don't know how it's not obvious that appendix carrying with a round chambered in a semi-auto is dangerous, even to professionals. Revolvers, especially single-action, are:

>more reliable
>>no failure to feed
>>no failure to eject

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>>65386563
That defeats the purpose of concealed carry, dummy.
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>>65362481
is this considered reassignment surgery
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>>65386454
SERPA lessons learned yet again
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>>65362732
Oh no, the government will get a photo of a gun they already know exists because of a 4473 and likely from tracking card purchases. How will I ever live?

Post guns fag.
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>>65362481
nogunz post

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Do you agree that the MP5 is the greatest submachine gun ever made?
Also, submachine gun thread.
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What are the differences between MP5's straight mag and curved mag other than shape?
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>>65386640
meme gun
its a functionally a sten gun for the price of an MP5, (((HK))) still charges you around the same price for one despite it being cheaper to make
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>>65388142
The real question is: what's the difference between curved MP5 and curved MP5SD mags?
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>>65388230
>(((HK))) still charges you around the same price for one despite it being cheaper to make
False. HK sells the UMP for like $2,000 LESS than the MP5. That's kind of the whole point of the UMP. Try not being a know nothing lying nigger faggot on the Internet for 5 whole miniutes.
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mac10 rush b

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>*ring ring*
>*click*
<Hi anon, today is a special day. You and the department are being assigned a ride along from now on as a partner. Some new law they just passed.
>”w-what law?”
<Apparently we’re required to assign every officer a ride along from the /k/ board of 4 Chan. Your partner apparently is using his own gun.
>”how much training does this guy have?”
<well, there’s no budget for that. Aside from a uniform, badge, cuffs, pepper spray and a vest of course. Good thing he has his own gun. That’ll save us some money.
>”s-so I gotta train this guy?”
<yeah
>”..yeah”
<yeah
>”ok”
<see you at work anon.
>*click*
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>OP is an faggot
<I am now of sad
don't format like this pls
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>>65382844
good idea
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>>65384152
nah, 8 shot 357 n frame or ruger redhawk with chicago load 38 spc +p
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>>65382928
Newfag

>>65384119
You're technically correct, since Hot Fuzz is no longer in cinemas

>>65381641
Yeah well that's not much different from the status quo and actually would bring UP the average firearms training hours of police officers

No sweat, get the ridealong to learn on the job
It's how we did things until the latter half of the 20th century
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>>65381641
Hey partner!

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I bought these and paid 2,100. Did I fuck up?
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>>65387918
You cannot put an 18 slide on a 17
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>>65387991
How do you know its not a 17 slide that just says 18c on it
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>>65387996
Because it is mine and I literally boight it yesterday.
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>>65386046
Hard to say because you're not American but that still feels decent. The Norinco 77 is super scarce here, and while they don't trade often sell upwards of $5k. G18c is obviously restricted to hell and expensive for the few post samples or felonies available.

Idk your local market but even in countries where old pocket pistols are illegal and cheap they usually sell for at least a couple hundred each. A functional 18c is desirable all over the word.
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>>65387908
>OH MY GOD is that a m-m-machinegun?! Don't you know those are illegal?!
type of retard shit people said back then, along with getting banned for talking about/having suppressors because of the same retards who don't actually know anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLiHqjVNIxY

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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmPaiqfywd8
Well /k/, what do we think about Anduril's latest product
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>>65350653
I was discussing Anduril with my fellow IDF buddies, but we can't figure something out and would like /k/'s help - is Palmer Luckey Jewish? He says he's not, but at the same time he claims to be a "Turbo Zionist."

So is he Jewish or not?
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>>65384960
He wants jews to buy his stuff
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>>65384993
It's a Thiel company. They want taxpayers to give them money for nothing and young stud's blood for free.
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So they copied the V20 Valor?
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>>65385808
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WOvtZU2LAQ

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What did /k/ think?
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https://desuarchive.org/k/search/image/G6cXJ_rXjNl6qRPnbb6tgA/

Same image hash, OP's been doing this for about a year. He seems fixated on the US military for some weird reason. Maybe because he was kicked out after telling his drill sergeant that he wanted to kill women and children in Afghanistan.
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>>65384020
>Why doesn't this happen in other countries SF?
It does, like I said lots of contries just cover it up.

I realized this was a universal problem after reading books about the SAS, SASR, Seals and Delta.
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>>65384342
>I realized this was a universal problem after reading books about the SAS, SASR, Seals and Delta.

I think this is a problem that primarily affects anglojewish countries because there traditionally young criminals are recruited into the military "to straighten them out" or given the choice between prison or enlistment. An (in)famous case is Canadas world war 1 expedition to Europe.

Furthermore, America/Canada/Australia/New Zealand are special cases in the anglosphere, they are disproportionally populated by people descended from emigrated or deported criminals, not just from the UK/Ireland, but from entire Europe and elsewhere. This founder effect means that there is a disproportionate amount of criminals amoung their populations.

You can see different forms of this founder effect elsewhere, fex the other two major emigrant groups to America were obnoxious quarrelsome better than you christian fundamentalists and work shy never do wells who were too lazy for physical work and too dumb for mental work. In America christian fundies are so numerous that they are the normal people, in Europe they are considered deranged fringe people. The huge antifa problem in America is a consequence of the Euro expulsion of christian fundies, as antifas really are the very same kind of people as quarrelsome obnoxious fundie christians except they have updated their mindwarp to secular neochristianity.

Sorry for this somewhat offtopic rant but I wanted to give you some understanding as to why your observation is true for the anglosphere. No army really wants criminals outside penal units because they corrode all forms of discipline and order.
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>>65384060
>>65384073
>some random 'who?' freakjob tranny
That isn't who uploaded >>65378641 <--*on-topic* OP removed from /k/
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>>65387051
Meds

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Let's debate why the J20 is so shitty?
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>>65385109
Size does help, but Concorde's engines were designed specifically for supercruise and performed like shit in every other flight regime. It burned 2 tons of fuel just taxiing to the runway, and if for some reason it couldn't achieve at least mach 1.85 during cruise, it would run out of fuel before reaching the destination because of how inefficient the engines were at this regime. For fighter jets, you need high efficiency at subsonic speeds first and foremost, that's where you spend most of the flight.
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>>65386724
>I don’t know what anything you said after that had to do with anything o said, but a large part of it is pretty retarded and not workable for a variety of reasons.

Its basic physics, you midwit. Larger aircrafts have inherent advantages over smaller aircrafts when it comes to practical stealth (no externals), range and speed.
You can see the effiency of RAM materials in the use of tires on parked aircraft wings as improvised RAM by the russians, these work as radar absorbers breaking up the radar image taken by earth imaging synthetic aperture satellite radars. Its surprisingly effective despite being a crude improvised solution.
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>>65387704
>They probably have 500 at most, meanwhile there's at least 1300 F-35s across NATO.

Per RUSI they are expected to have 1000 J-20s by 2030, and they will be equipped with the WS-15, enabling mach 1.8 supercruise. I expect the chinks to stop producing J-16 and J-15 within two-three years as they will have J-20 and J-35 in mass production. There is no point in purchasing radar visible jets when you can make stealth jets and dont have to pay the stealth tax. They have already stopped producing the J-10 for PLAAF. China still has tons of units using old gen 4 and 4.5 jets so they have quite a bit to go before having an all stealth air force.
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I like how chinkshills keep coming back to this thread to seethe
J-20 is a flying turd and there's no amount of seething can change that
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>>65388532
Why?

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Tanks? Drones? What are you talking about anon, we're launching to Ukraine in 15 minutes! Hurry up!
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>>65383363
weeeeeeeeee
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>>65377138
Yes, US army is already looking into the idea of using starship (or similar ship) to delivery 100ton of cargo anywhere on the planet within 1 hour.
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>>65384964
For an AI pic, this is quite good
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>>65383363
lacks the big dick energy of standing on top of the propeler
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>>65388517
also dystopian future police segways.

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>woke up this morning
>got myself a gun
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>>65386455
more like /fudd/
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>>65386455
he and his model trains were /toy/
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>>65376089
>his rebellion looked like shit
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>>65386584
80 years old, he was a fucking kid.
>>65387350
Men who don't post tranime, faggot.
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>>65376095
>think about it tho' tone, sudden benzine injections?

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How would the Civil War have played out if the scenario General Longstreet lays out in this video had taken place?

https://youtu.be/xycJuqOF0cc?is=sfdA3twrtwzjDBxi
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>>65378644
John Brown had already murdered other innocent white Southerners (non slave owners) during the Bleeding Kansas incident. He wasn’t just some lone nutjob either. He was lionized by other prominent abolitionists and considered a hero in the North. The South seceded as a defensive measure to prevent a repeat of what had already happened in Haiti.
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>>65382832
The British would never have intervened on the Confederate side, and the French left the Confederate diplomats on read. I don't see a loss at Gettysburg changing either situation.
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>>65383857

The Trent affair nearly forced them onto the same side.
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>>65387445
>Trent affair
No, it didn't. Trade ties between the US and Britain were too strong, as was abolitionist sentiment in Britain. At absolute best Britain would have been involved in mediation efforts, but even that was unlikely.
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>>65388352
The rebels burned their British relations immediately when they tried to blackmail Britain with cotton and former domestic political trouble against Palmerston. Very, very stupid.

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what could have the security guy done differently?
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>>65388097
we need to give security guards more powers to deal with criminals.
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>>65388097
Carried a Tok. Dead serious, there is a reason older pistols have lanyard rings and why non US/European cops use them and this is the exact situation.
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>>65388097
Not been a fat fuck
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>>65388097
Trained in his carry gear. The added weight on the front (I mean the rig, not the fat), was pulling him off of his center of gravity long before he reached that concrete divider.
Thus we get to watch officer fatass face dive into the concrete, rather than properly compensate for weight he added to an already rather large area.
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>>65388097
>over the hill roid tranny isn't able to regulate emotions or move in a coordinated fashion outside of static lifts
Nothing really that doesn't involve going 10 years back in time. The dipshit would be liable for assault charges if he wasn't an off duty cop.

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Tell me, european /k/ommandos, why don't you own a black powder gun? They are legal to own in most of the European countries.
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>>65385754
I'm pretty sure I'm not on /trash/.
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>>65385221
>Tell me, european /k/ommandos, why don't you own a black powder gun? They are legal to own in most of the European countries
Why would i spend time on shit like that when i can just buy a regular gun?
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>>65385922
far as I'm aware, yes. this is Germany afterall.
and technically if you acquire the license the "purpose" it says on it won't include carry so you're doing something forbidden anyway but I've never heard if someone getting into trouble from this
(german law also doesnt allow the carry of percussion guns, only flintlock and matchlock, and percussion isnt allowed to be anything but single shot either without a gun license)
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>>65385221
would
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>>65385221
airguns are less regulated and you can shoot one in a forest as long as you check if the area is safe.
i have a spring .177 but it's too big to lug around. i wish i had something like pic related to throw into a backpack instead

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>US Navy confirms nuclear power for Trump-class battleship

What do you think of the new battleship?
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>>65388210
The USN has no problem building destroyers, it was a strange cope.
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>>65387797
>They can put a dozen Type 055s against one BBG(X) and still come out on the favorable side of the cost ratio.

You have no idea what an 055 costs.
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>>65388317
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>>65388273
You're right, my bad. It's Newport News on the other side of the river.
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>>65388468
>A plane parked at a Saudi airbase
Implessive.

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Came up with this 3 Alabama Slammers deep into the night. What have you come up with?
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>>65383214
Mount it at a slight upwards angle so the bullets get serrated on the way past That way when they hit people they'll give them cuts that'll make them bleed out.
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>>65383290
You can't do that, it's against the Geneva Convention.
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>>65383302
Well go shoot up the convention that's all the rage these days. I bet there's furries there.
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>>65383311
Shit, dubs dont lie. Brb
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>>65383311
>>65386601
And nothing of value was lost.


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