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>>65551532Like southwest of Atlanta?
>>65551632Yeah,about 50ish miles
>>65513658Kriss vector? Gen 2 45 acp ar stock?
>>65516428I'm thinking around $600?
>>65551503Doesn’t that somehow require me going through an FFL? I don’t know how that works.Is it literally just something like->go to local FFL>”Hi mister FFL, some guy bought this from me online and I’d like to ship it through you guys.”>”Ok, sure Mr. Anon”>”Goodbye”>”Good day”?
How do you find hunting frens to go hunt with?I've never hunted and IDK anyone who does. I was able to make friends playing slow pitch and we drink after the games and shit, but idk if there's some kind of org or something to go find hunting groupspic semi related, it's from a nip video where they had some American guy (I think? he had the generic White person who has lived in japan for too long accent) who was part of some hunting club in japan and other than the gay ass nip laws it looked KINO. they all went hunting together and then had a barbeque
>>65551559Makes sense you don't know basic stuff. Instead of dogging ya. You should come back. Get confirmed. It's never to late
>>65549623>Apparently, not much.The main reasons why free-floating wooden stocks are a thing in hunting contexts is that (1) they're now cheaper and easier to manufacture than bedded stocks because CNC go brrr and (2) wooden stocks can very subtly change dimensions with ambient heat and humidity conditions and this means that the barrel can impinge in different ways on the barrel and therefore modify your point of impact. One of the reasons that walnut has historically been so preferred as a stocking material is that it deforms less than virtually any other common wood.Still though, this is entirely academic for hunting contexts unless you're dealing with a real lemon (like a bubba special) or if your rifle somehow gets soaked in water, at which point ya dun goofed and you should have just gone with a synthetic stock to idiot-proof it from yourself.
>>65550620>I don't think they call catholic churches parishesThey don't. A parish is a geographical area. It might also be used as a metaphor for related concepts like the people who attend that church, but it's wouldn't ever mean the church itself. But since he's clearly a white-hating brown ESL, he probably grew up thinking his local pidgin is the real thing.
>>65551619You know instead of typing all of that out, you could used that time to search it. But you didn't. And that's a sign of your intelligence.. And FYI. IM MIDWEST born and raised. Family was first here 130 years before this was a country And see here >>65551333 Just in case you don't know....
>>65550626Well at least I'm getting my money's worth
how did generals in ww1 and ww2 deal with airplanes in case they didnt have effective means to counter the enemies planes?
>>65550147Didn't those (the non-Zeppelin ones) only show up near the very end of the war?
>>65551106>>"how do you deal with airplanes when you don't have any way to deal with airplanes?"
>>65550147Only in the last few months of the war. And they weren't very heavy.
>>65550147"Heavy" bombers
>>65547208The Entente developed CAS doctrine during the war and troops were trained in directing CAS by using marker panels or flares to direct aircraft on station. This rarely worked out in the field because ground troops had to expose themselves to incoming fire in order to get the markers set up. During the battle of montfaucon US pilots tried to incentivize ground troops to direct them on target by throwing candy out at them when they made their attack passes on enemy positions. The US also developed a two-way radio that fit inside an aircraft or balloon that allowed plain speech transmission between both the crew and a ground receiver, but most pilots were untrained on it and would miss messages because they had the radio set to intercom mode to talk to each other and couldn't pick up the incoming traffic. The ground receivers were also bulky and hard to set up so they stayed behind the lines.
This is a weapons (/k/) thread, not a politics (/pol/) thread. This thread is for discussing weapons used in the American Civil War from 1861-1865, it is not for discussing the politics behind the war, slavery, morality, rights, so on.With that out of the way, feel free to talk about anything from cannons to bayonets!Would you prefer spring locks for your barrel bands, or screws? I'd personally think screws are the better option but Hickok45 (Officially approved /k/ e-celeb) who has personally fired both the M1861 and the P53 describes the screw locked bands as jumpy and loose, this could of course be attributed to the quality of production (and it's over 160 years old), but without firing one myself it's hard to tell.
>>65533184Especially saving her with my richmond musket.
They fear the truth.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Mr8e-0j-5o
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>>65544366>>65552089I will buy C.S cryptocurrency
>>65483707Truly the greatest gun of the 19th Century
What are you using using to defend yourself (firearms or otherwise)?
>>65553698RPG protagonists sword
Fun fact: C.S M1862 Richmond rifle was own by John Earl Joneshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIP7NjMco2s
>>65553698Lol what are you going to do threaten me with a good time lmao also this>>65553713
>>65553874the penis gnome cometh
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>300 Beltout EditionPost reloads, data, questions, cool stuff.previous: >>65488174
>>65554637The bucket I dumped it into is bone dry now, just a bit of yellowish crud at the bottom.
>>65552461Great thanks.
https://www.theamericanmarksman.com/7.62x51-primed-hpt-cases-500-ct.htmlI can use these as standard cases for normal pressure reloads, right?
>>65554687That’s how much crud was in your solution, some of it was surely lead. There you go. Make 5000 more buckets and you might be able to smelt a terrible quality slug out of it
What's a good powder coat for lead shot/buckshot?
What's the point of carrying your rifle like this? It seems like it would be more tiring. Should I be doing this when I'm training innawoods?
>>65541766>What's the point of carrying your rifle like this?Rifle shelf makes life easier in the field. AR pattern raifu are blocky and dig into your shoulder after a few miles.
>>65541931It grows wild near me so smoked it, felt like taking a handful of painkillers and just couch locks you.I was a stoner back then and didn't get the appeal, still don't.
>>65548725>implying a newfag like willis ever knew anything about the board's culture.
>>65548286Somehow I kinda doubt the taliban would have outlasted the occupation on religious fervor alone. But I can fully believe multiple groups of people fighting over the same poppy fields.
>>65554715Without American intervention and occupation in Afghanistan the Taliban probably would have been overthrown around 2010 or so.
I think the Tiger I was great.It has an excellent performance record, and I'm tired of everyone shitting on it just to sound cool. The constant shitting on it and lumping it as le bad impractical German wunderwaffle is undeserved.
>>65554560Nonsense. Shermam was the best tank of whole of history. Perfect since its very first prototype and never had any problems what so ever
>>65554680Seething krautboo detected.
>>65548161>the 60 ton tank is superior to the 35 ton tankwhoa....
>>65554560The sad thing is, the Brits were supposedly impressed by how reliable the Chrysler Multibank was, in comparison to their own tank engines.
>>65554803>the Britscontinued with derated R-R Merlin-derived tank engines into the 1950s and followed that with the Leyland L60 multifuel that was a good idea but weirdly executed
>uh oh, looks like we're getting assaulted>better grab the rifle specifically made for countering it>regular one won't do, gonna need the heavy oneIs that what they had in mind when they designed such a fugly gun?
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>>65511935>>65511945>>65516289>>65525643>>65524593Extremely womanly posts
>>65554789Extremely bad taste in guns
>>65511935I dunno, but I find it funny. Clearly the people making it wanted to create a functional shitpost and they did so hats off. Moreover its way more interesting than some faggy AR with a "quirky" cerakote or spray paint job to make it look like a dewalt or a milwaukee
>>65554789I have it on good authority that I will never be a woman. So there.
Why are Ukrainians using Maxim Guns? Aren't these 19th century guns?
>>65554724That's South Korea not North. North has positive birth rates due to controlling womyn.
>>65542361The Armenians mowed down waves of Azeris in the mountains with them. And then got droned to death.
>>65553664Crazy how they threw 100k men at that city.
>65543043>Seethe and false-flag more about it.The audacity the average ESL shill has to blindly repeat random phrases they've seen on the internet, seemingly unironically, never ceases to amaze.
>>65552230Poles too
Well /k/, I finally did it!After over a decade of spam-can mag dumping, I've finally managed to ruin my AK's barrel!>Got me this Norinco Type-56S for dirt cheap, long before the gun-grab laws, Corona or Ukraine boogaloo.>Very pleasant to shoot, super reliable, respectable accuracy within 100 meters.>...Up until NOW. Now the shots go all over the place.>Aiming at the target's groin, on a bench? The shots give it a new hair cut.>Can't adjust the sights any higher to compensate either.>Groups all around worse than before as well, even up close.Took the piece to a local gunsmith, and whaddya know:a good inch or so of steel has been essentially ripped off from the inner "neck" of the barrel, right where the rifling starts. Meaning the bullet doesn't seal properly, resulting to plummeted accuracy + obvious risks.To be fair, the gun is around 40 years old, and I've pushed insane amounts of dirty as fuck Commie surplus shit through its pipe for many, many years, so this didn't exactly come as a huge surprise.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>65554538Wanhat Grandfather luvat, son.The thing's essentially ERVA blaster, without the need to renew the licenses every 5 years.>300-400€ for a rifle>2026I wish...
>>65554552https://www.fusil.fi/?item=2792Samaan hintaan löytyy myös Joensuun SAR'ilta ja toisesta lafkasta joka ei nyt välittömästi muistu mieleen. Toimareista, nettiaseesta tai ihan vain torista saa varmasti vielä halvemmalla. Hinnat on noussut huomattavasti, mutta ei tuo MPS ikinä ole mikään investointi-tier arvoase ollut vrt. Sako M92S. Jos kuitenkin päätyt vaihdattamaan piipun jollakin ak-tietäjällä niin muista pätkäistä piippu normimittoihin samalla niin ei näytä niin typerältä, oikeinpituisen tukin löytyminen taas saattaa olla hankalaa.
>>65554574Breddy nice,But like said, I'm not trashing my oldschool gun and with it the licenses. Not to mention just applying for a new license is like 150€ this day and age, which is insanity.And yes, I've been considering that 19" -> 16" barrel conversion while at it. Maybe even 14.5 + gasblock front sights for extra tacticool + easier time with suppressors.I actually already own a regular stumpy AK buttstock, but I for one actually prefer the extra length of pull the "NATO length" gives.
>>65554625Dumbass, just keep the old rifleYou can use GF mags as long as you do, it's not like getting a new B licence gun in addition resets it. Barrel + gunsmith will cost way more than the 150+450 for a new one
>>65554794No, you cannot use or possess high-capacity ERVA magazines for a newly purchased Category B weapon, unless you have a specific license endorsement or permit that explicitly covers that magazine, for that specific firearm.
Time to think again. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10/01/royal-navy-naval-strike-missile-us-frigate-warship/
>>65554371>"Royal Navy's new strike missile">Look inside>Missile developed and built in Norway
>>65554371this is just a fucking nsm. the fact that they have no ships at sea, don't have perseus and are trying to brag about fucking nsms should tell you they're dead as shit.
>>65554392They could do that but the capitalists that run the UK from the US want infinity jeets to cut down labo(u)r costs for short term investor gains by suppressing wages and also to increase their London asset values.
>>65554405That is generally how European procurement works.They all specialise and buy from each other, tending contracts etc.
>>65554371>>65554392>zigger starts false flag thread then immediately samefags
Is 9mm enough, and if so how? What about .30 super carry or .32 acp? For civillian self defense, not law enforcement needs
>>65554681I like the idea of .327 magnum, being able to handle a pretty potent magnum round, using a lighter but still effective h&r magnum, or using a .32 long for basically 0 recoil all in one gun. Sadly its not very available aside from the odd ruger run
>>65553803John Browning created the .25acp as a .22lr replacement because derringers were popular. .25acp, .32acp, and .380 were all modernizations of existing revolver cartridges..22LR is lethal. .25acp moreso. However pistols aren't rifles and it is wise to use both judicious accuracy and generous volumes of fire to ensure that a threat is neutralized.
>>65554668How often in a self defense situation does the aggressor wear body armor? Sure, it has happened, but it invalidates most pistols and while head and groin shots are the answer, you're probably shooting center mass anyways because it is uncertain information and you can still injure hands and arms and hope to hit CNS or hit what wasn't covered like through an armpit or neck.
>>65554742>he doesnt carry sabots in his edcNgmi with obsolete trash
>>65554742Depends on the situation. Cops no-knocking the wrong house, without announcing themselves, are apparently legally home invaders and almost always wear armor. And yes, you can get off if you win the shootout.https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maryland-police-shot-prince-georges-county-entering-wrong-home-search-warrant/>Two Maryland police officers were shot while serving a drug-related search warrant at the wrong apartment late Wednesday, according to law enforcement officials. The (chad) man shot the (virgin) officers as soon as they opened the door, thinking they were home invaders, authorities said. No criminal charges will be filed against the man.Active shooters also wear armor. Buffalo shooter had III+ plates from RMA. RMA sucks but their plates are more than enough versus any reasonable pistol threat. There are other suspect cases where home invaders run away after being shot and there's no blood or bullet holes (concealed vest?). Armor is cheap. Really cheap. Even IIA will cut it and is thin / easy to conceal.>but it invalidates most pistolsSoft vests aren't plates. Buffalo asshole's RMA 1093s no sold the security guard's 9mm because they were good for M855 and M80, either of which will pierce good IIIA seven times over. You can still cause behind armor blunt trauma even with non-penetrating hits. Won't kill but will have some (sometimes...) effect. Not reliable though, because that's mostly psychological and also depends on the quality and level of the armor versus what you're packing. It's better to pierce.Liberty Civil will pierce basic cheap IIIA outright. Special panels will stop it.>you're probably shooting center mass anyways because it is uncertain information and you can still injure hands and arms Score one for a shotgun. Home invaders aren't going to be rolling full Ukraine style with extremity IIIA, full torso soft, face armor, and helmets.>>65554750Dagny Daggers would have been great if they weren't fuckin vaporware.
>TU-95MS strategic bomber crashed in the Amur region todayany idea what caused the crash?
>>65551610skill issue(On your part)
>>65550341Is he takin' the piss?
>>65553422The ending is what gets me
>>65549847Mostly overuse of airframes past original expected airframe lifetime, they have had these old things in the air taking off every day for 12 hours a day, every day for 5 years now.
>>65554717Bruh, 3/4 engines don't die shortly after takeoff due to shoddy maintenance, it's a fuel issue. Those corrupt faggots at the air base diluted the fuel too much.
1. What is the oldest heavy tank, medium tank or main battle tank that would be a practical front line tank as is?2. What is the oldest heavy tank, medium tank or main battle tank that would be a practical front line tank with minor refits(applique armor packages, modern ammunition, anything that does not require significant modifications to the structure or main weaponry)?3. Out of all of them, which medium tank or heavy tank(specifically not main battle tank) would be most effective given a suite of minor refits?
>>65533670Extremely brilliant and correct low-IQ take.Autonomous and semi-autonomous remote turrets are the answer and should be mounted on most military vehicles. UGVs have proven themselves as effective in both logistic and combat roles. While human vehicles don't need auto-drive (although they should), they do need automated turrets to identify targets and fire accurate lead and ranged shots.
>>65553398Fool. That is just running parallel to the enemy's advancement The real answer is to make the entire vehicle out of people, then the enemy's sensors will be confused.
>>65553387Fitting those onto an old tank has gotten pretty trivial given that those need to fit in the cramped turret of a Humvee.
>>65540965>Are fin-stabilized HE shells for smoothbore tank guns being widely used in Ukraine?yes
>>65533081based
