Wood you?
>>61489117only retrograde I would bother with is a 590a1 which is the same price as an m37 brand new. the m37 is all steel and there is a company that makes the bayonet lug for $150... You're not really spending much deeper going with the real deal... the lugs should fit any 12ga barrel but you could hack down a Winchester 1912 or a savage 620a for something historically accurate and both of those can be had for under $1k last time i looked.
boom stick is best shotgun aesthetic.
>>61489169An M37 is not a real trench gun. A trench gun is from WW1. Which are absurdly expensive.M37 is cool but not good if you actually want to throughly enjoy shooting it.590A1 retrograde you get modern build quality with the ability to repair it without a smiff (literally the most slaw jawed sister fucking hick can take down a mossberg) No welded extractor arms, no obscure M37 parts, no bullshit and you aren't limited to lead shot either (as is the case for 90% of old shotguns) so you can go hunt birds with it.>RAPSXA
>wood you /k ?https://auctions.springer-vienna.com/de/l/37000/unterhebelrepetierbuechse_winchester_mod_1895_kal_762x53r_362999_schalldaempferI want this thing, am I stupid ?
>>61486751Own one. Solid for what it is (sloppy beat around pump shotty). Thinking about getting a 590 Mariner (stainless and composite )to keep permanently in my bug out cabin.
Since my country (Argentina) will acquire Strykers and NZLAV III's, how are they performing in Ukraine or just in general? I heard that the model is very damn successful, even if the original hull couldn't withstand IED's or mines, but that's been fixed.
>>61492382Everyone complains about the suspension being responsive, but likewise demanding of maintenance.But dunno if that's bs.
>>61492382All I know about them is that they were the vehicle of choice for the Iraqi thunder-runs
>>61492382>Argentina will acquire the F-16 MLU, the Stryker/NZLAV III and will likely look to buy an used modern submarineHoly fuck, Milei has been an orgasm for the Argentine army.
>>61492436Wouldn't be surprised a lot of this is going to get covered by the US, since apparently Milei is the only leader who doesn't have a bad case of LATAM brainrot (even if he's a unironic lolbert).Can't wait to see TAM's actually see combat.
>>61492394>>61492404>>61492416Gotcha, thanks a lot.>>61492436>>61492484AFAIK our brigadier also confirmed that the TAM 2 will receive a modernization pack. I believe it's being pushed since Milei has strong links with Israel.
>bomber>look underneath>missiles
>shotgun>look inside>slugs
>>61488708>slugs>look inside>just metal
>missile>look inside>missile parts
>torpedo>look inside>missile
>joint strike missile>look inside>explosives
post em!
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>>61492376Aaah, the ole suicide helmet, a classic
>>61492390if i remember correctly, the best part, is that the kid called his mother over into the garage, to then do it in front of herfuckin based
seeing this webm even though it was successfully used I see how many bullets he had to fire and he was still moving makes me think I need more stopping power than a 9mm what do you guys think?
>>61491312Post your research then.
>>61491321Here's a good primer/launching point: https://www.everydaymarksman.co/marksmanship/terminal-ballistics/
>>61491386That article is more about the efficacy of spitzer rifle projectiles vs roundnose handgun projectiles.
>>61491486Only if you speedread it. I said it was a jumping off point, it lists some research you can then examine for yourself for a more complete understanding. If you don't want to do that, and just want to argue because you're addicted to angst, go back to vidya lobbies.
>>61492191Did you even read it yourself? The only section of the article relevant to handgun projectiles was when it cited the Le Garde-Thompson Tests that proved larger-caliber bullets were better at creating permanent wound cavities and stopping charging threats. The rest of the article is about the wounding properties of rifle projectiles like .223 Remington.
Technical question : why don't we have auto turrets ? Or even better, auto turrets mounted on land drones ?We have ballistic computers for missiles, artillery and even lasers but I don't remember seing any for automatic guns. Imagine a computer firing bullets with next to no reaction time and 99% accuracy on long range, aiming at anything moving in its line of sight, is it that hard to do ? Modern computers can easily take in account distance, windspeed, recoil... Even predict human mouvements with AI models. So what's the hold up, why do we still use human infantry missing 95% of their bullets.
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>>61487477cost - you can equip at least 100 mobiks for the price of one of those
>>61490953blinding ones, yeah.
>screeching intensifies
>>61487477>Technical question : why don't we have auto turrets ? Or even better, auto turrets mounted on land drones ?We do. Ever seen that video of CIWS targeting a civilian airliner? That answers your question.
Proud Zionist Edition>>>/g/100159032Guide: https://files.catbox.moe/9g5sv2.pdfPastebin: https://pastebin.com/gs6mLNikOld thread: >>61472978Reminder: 4chan has always been anime website. If you can't post guns, your opinions are worthless
>>61492979
>>61489131>It would probably phase through me.lel>>61491592My buddy has one of those nice Canon mirrorless cameras, they can shoot at 120fps.
>>61492615>They fail to be men Tfw> aren't trying to be women>not crossdressersThank you for admitting this. I’m a man and I’m not going to crossdress. The people who wanted me to in the past never had my interests in mind
>>61492979Do plastic knives count? I don't feel like getting up and this one was already on the desk
>>61493173We here at /hg/ have your best interests in mind Now buy a Shield Plus and post gun and anus
So what will realistically happen in total nuclear exchange scenario between all nuclear powers in the world. What would the world look like? Will it be habitable in 50 or 100 years?
>>61460726Radiation
>>61454369>10kit's 2k.
>>61459011you literally fell for the propaganda. nuclear winter was straight made up to prevent the cold war going hot. this isn't even debatable, it's fact. you just consoomed what you were told, and never questioned it beyond that. there were uncounted threads by nukeanon about all kinds of resources to research it, but yeah, it's everyone else that has brain rot, for not just being irrationally afraid of the ol spicy rock.
>>61492148its like the peak oil theory, it was made with the circumstances at the time in mind. if every nuke back then was launch and hit every nuclear power station then it may have affected Earth's temperature, just like if we had continued with the exact same oil technology that we had back then we may have ran out of oil. the problem with both is that they didn't account for advances in technology
>>61492148Different anon, one problem is that people can't tell if you're serious or a 'moon landings were faked' nutcase. The other problem is that of perspective. Assuming a long term power grid collapse, that means 90% of the population dies over the next year or so, for some people that's it, game over, unthinkable, for survivalists it means their life just started for real.
Why the fuck was the M60 so big? And are there truly thousands of them in storage?
>>61488497>How naive lmaothe amount of time and effort to upgrade an M60 with composite armor, a new engine, totally new electronics, and just replacing all the decades old parts would be close to just buying an M1and it would still be worse than an M1 the effort is simply better spent on upgrading M1s to modern standardespecially when theres still a backlog of thousands of M1s they have to go through that would be a higher priority than the M60s
>>61481196Ukraine has been getting a small but steady supply of more modern western arms. If shit truly hit the fan and headway was made by the vatniks in western Ukraine we'd probably see the M60 and Leopard 1 starting to head to Ukraine, though it seems unlikely it will come to that.
>>614751885he gang
>>61489850They already got modernized Leopard 1s. There's no point in America inventing "M60 obr. 2025", the Turks do that instead.
>>61490538America did build a modernized Leopard 1 thoughbeitIt's called the M10 Booker
>Outperforms your $60000 American drone for $500
>>61491623>>61491032It's also silly because US and NATO hardware also has issues in Arab hands. But when that gets reported it's always "they just don't know how to maintain it because they have retarded conscripts working on them."And this isn't wrong, but they want it both ways. When Western hardware has issues in third world hands it is the third worlders messing it up. If the same thing happens with Chinese hardware it is the hardware itself.No doubt that even if we saw the Patriots get massacred in Ukraine you would hear the cope of "they aren't using it right, the Slavs are subhumans," and indeed they have said this for some underperforming hardware. So literally no evidence counts as a deficit for their stuff.So to answer OP's question, they will debt any of it is good until we see US carriers smoking with missile damage and videos of F-18s burning, diving into the ocean. And even then they will blame the losses on DEI, wokeness, minorities, etc. It's a culture that can no longer fix itself because every problem is due to somebody else.Just look at the Ukraine aid. It's fairly obvious exactly who caused the six months delay and why they did it, but anyone who supports that side absolutely refuses to see they have a problem. It's always someone else. American political rhetoric is like this too. It never says "hey, you need to tighten your belt or make a sacrifice," it's always "you should be able to consoome more and it's only evil people stopping us from unparalleled greatness."They can still coast on their old advantages but they lack all awareness of how much like post-Soviet Russia they really are.
>>61491542>im not a shitshkin, just looking for manlove down at the ymca
>>61491663>Hurr, Ill report you for posting an article about weapons because it contradicts my propaganda.Notice how any thread that isn't "America great, everyone else subhumans," gets deleted or filled with deleted posts. It's because they are incredibly fragile and can't face facts.
>>61491721NTASales of Chinese drones are so high because they are cheap and work maybe half of the time(if they are lucky), which is still cheaper than premium western drones(not to imply they would be granted a purchase).
>>61491661>SaudiBought Turkish>IraqLmao not getting sensitive stuff from the US >Egypt Doesnt really have drones. Get your head out your ass.
For me? It's Edelweiss.
>>61491956I'm talking about their irl equivalent, if you were being literal sorry for the misunderstandingYes Isara is best girlYes its very tragic she is underappreciated
>D*rcsen
>>61492181The Darcsen Calamity never happened.
>>61492290if it did the valks deserved it
>>61492301And we'll do it again.
Assault motorbike with the cope anti-drone net.
>>61489590>requires blood. when equipped to primary weapon, +25% CRT chance to Z-type enemies, 7d cooldown. Scales with FTH
>>61489590>>61489749Shouldn't satanic magic heal ziggers instead of damaging them? Sounds counter-productive.
>>61489757They seem to think otherwise or exist in denial that they're really not that bad guys>except god gave up on them because they're unforgivable filthy heretics
>>61489776this kind of heresy deserves to be punished
>>61489691There was a talented Mari artist in /uhg/ last week, who explained the necessity of never fully revealing the breast tattoo.
so the hope is that the FPV doesnt go off and bounces off or something right? there is no way a pg-7 warhead doesnt penetrate a ural even from a meter standoff
>>61479339I've seen so many russians with torn asses, cant putin at least make some buttplug armor for them?
>>61483999>>get attacked>>now instead of only needing to escape a burning vehicle, you have to escape the death cage too Houdini
I don't think the net is designed to explode the drone but to capture it.
>>61474855The guy in the red is still alive, and can be seen moving.the guy in the blue is the one who flew, and i cant tell if he is still moving, or if its the fire on him making it look like he's still alive.i can only hope that he is still alive.
this is a death trap
https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2024/04/south-koreas-hd-hhi-progresses-towards-us-defense-market-entry/
>>61491094It's highly unlikely to change, if you haven't noticed most of the western world is aligning to confront a looming Chinese threat, Australia sees that coming and is happy to load up on nuke subs, I don't see that changing, if anything they'll want more, not less.
>>61491128>It's highly unlikely to changeOh Summer Child, if you only knew the number of military programs these wintry eyes have seen downsized and cancelled over the years.
>>61484916>South Korean shipbuilders take naval autism to an extreme makes the US look sloppy in comparisonRight, definitely better to buy from a dead-end colony of other asian nations rather than the greatest navy in the world. I'm sure SK has just tons of experience fighting other navies.They can't even make ferries that don't fucking sink.
>>61491685> the future of naval warfare is South Korea + USFerry disasters # killed post ww2:Russia: 1787US: 1683China: 1432Japan: 1339South Korea: 1150The waters around eastern South Korea and western Japan are known to be the most difficult to navigate in the world, but even still the safety records are not even closeDon't forget to dilatehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_maritime_disasters_in_the_20th_centuryComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>61484881>So why bother with it?Well suppose you get hit 1000 km from the nearest shore, how much better is it to survive in a floating shit vs floating on a raft?
what does the platoon sergeant do in combat deployments? what's his role and tasks?
>>61484276why does the leader get the holy hand grenade?
>>61488731To eliminate the platoon
>>61484276it depends on the dynamic between platoon leader and platoon SNCO, so know that there may of course be differences where you are, but in general: SNCO oversees execution of orders, that means managing equipment, its distribution, maintenance, and keeping track of consumption. It means making sure the personal is healthy, anyone sick or injured is first a problem for the SNCO. Also managing platoon resting area (sorry english isn't my native language, this is the closest translation i have) is an SNCO thing. Anything related to planning, is a commander problem. obviously that includes formulating a plan and revising it. Briefing the squad leaders and maybe the entire platoon is the commanders job. Personell management is the platoon commanders job, like making sure the troops have the relevant traning for their positions and they it is not out of date.Again, this all depends on the personality of the platoon commander and SNCO, but if you want it in as broad trams as possible: Coming up with plans and procedures is the commander job. Ensuring that troops cand and do follow plans and procedures is the SNCO's job.
>>61484401Keep it up CHAD.
>>61484684He's there to tard wrangle the tard wranglers (the section leaders) and the kindergartener (the platoon leader)
