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Congratulations, anon. Somehow, you've been appointed the chief armorer for a newly created small police department in Nowheresville. Your job is to arm this department. The department employs 90 patrol officers, 12 of which are on the SWAT team, and an additional 10 detectives who all need firearms, including sidearms and some sort of long gun.

You've been given $300,000 by the city to spend at your discretion.
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>>65035513
Thank you for your service protecting our strategic retail infrastructure.
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>>65035513
How do I know you're at least 35
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>>65027933
i'm assuming that i have to be able to provide an firearm to each of these officers in case nobody gets a personal firearm approved, and to have extras for repair time
pistols on offer:
>S&W Model 19
a .357, which we'll provide lots of .38 for, or .357 on request. i was going to go with model 10 but i have to assume some retard will put .357 through it. this'll satisfy the cops who like an old school style for appearance or putting others at ease, and also be the thing to give to faggots who demand 'stopping power'. expect i'll need about 20 for $20k
>Springfield Garrison 1911
someone's going to demand a .45, a lot of someone's probably. this is cheap enough, good enough, and fits the bill. 30 for $22k
>Walther PDP 5" 9mm
if i wasn't worried about glock leg i'd go with it but i'm assuming there'll be a retard or two i'll have to arm. walther's an odd choice on the surface but the PDP is cheap, solid, and laser/light+red dot ready for SWAT. probably my default, 60 for $38k.
>Diamondback SDR .357
this is just here in case the detectives really NEED a tiny concealed carry(they shouldn't) 5 for $3500.

long guns:
>Benelli SuperNova/Nova Tacticals
it's a pump-action, with a few variations. get a spread of the styles, but keep parts compatible. ~900 per unit normalizing for the price variation, 30 for $27k

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>>65027933
For basically everything I'm less concerned about brandfagging and more about getting a good deal on the purchasing contract. We're on a budget, here. I'm assuming we've already got the basics - nightstick, taser, handcuffs, etc covered already.

>Sidearm:
Some sort of wonder-nine. Wooden furniture. Not a SIG unless they can sort out their QC issues. Everyone gets one. Officers can supply their own backup weapon but, again, wood furniture is a hard requirement.
>Long gun:
Again, any .223 Armalite. Not picky on the brand but it, again, needs to be wood-furnished. We're the police, not an occupying army. One in the trunk of each patrol car for shit like robberies and anything else we're expecting them to throw worse than broken bottles at us. SWAT guys carry it as their main weapon.
>Riot gun:
A 12 gauge shotgun. Pump action. Wood furnished. Probably a Mossberg or a Benelli. Mostly for launching bean bag shells at ornery "peaceful but slightly fiery" protestors if they come in our neck of the woods, but also if we get reports of a bear or something running around. Kept in the armory until needed.

More important than the guns though is how policing is done and how police look, and are perceived to be doing their jobs. That means blue pants and a blue coat over the vest in the winter. Aside from the vest and belt, no tacticool shit whatsoever except when SWAT gets deployed, and they wear blue fatigues. Under no circumstances should police appear to be a military force. Integrate officers more closely in the community. More foot patrols. Police and citizens should view eachother as belonging to the same community. An 'us vs them attitude is counterproductive towards the overall goal of controlling crime and safer communities. Also, a strict no-obesity policy is to be placed in effect. I don't wanna see some wheezing sack of shit try and fail to catch a 14-year old on a skateboard. Fat cops make the whole force look ineffectual and stupid.
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>>65027933
bullpups probably the m3 aug and m4 semi auto shotties for the ride along

mp5s and ppcs with FRTs for sidearms

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Is a sea mine instant death for a US submarine operating in the shallow waters of the Persian gulf?
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>>65023117
Who's that lil fella
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>>65023820
The USSR designed their subs with a lot of reserve buoyancy for emergencies which is one of the reasons there's so many firsthand accounts of russian sub accidents that involved major flooding
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>>65023096
Didn't they only manage to deploy around a dozen?
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>>65023413
Maybe on the surface but at depth? It causes a cascade of failures. Water pressure crumples bulkhead after bulkhead as buoyancy is lost and the sub sinks faster and faster. A good crew might be able to emergency blow and surface before the sub is lost but it depends on where the sub is hit.
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>>65024233
If by "withstand" you mean "nearly every crew member injured in some way, some in critical condition, barely saved from sinking by prompt damage control, and rendered more or less combat inoperative" then yeah, I guess they can, lmao. And you think a mine detonation is gonna be easier to survive than grinding into a gentle slope covered in a thick layer of marine mud? Care to explain this retardation?

>muh JEEEETS
Rent free.

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What kind of horrors beyond comprehension cause this behavior?
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>>65037626
pov execution
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>>65036859
>>65038038
Why does Ukraine have so many Russian POWs?
>T-THEY’RE HOHOLS WHO GOT VANNED
Then why is the frontline so stagnant?
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>>65037908
>we had fdr for 4 terms, does that make him a dictator?

Yes actually, he was also a communist loving degenerate and god struck him with a horrible disease to save America.
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>>65036979
>more like the generals are desperately trying to reign in his dementia riddled brain every time his ego gets bruised.
Hegseth is firing the army chief of staff.
Gabbard is about to be fired for being a traitor about the wrong enemy, she's allegedly "not aligned" with Trump on Iran.
Bondi was fired for unknown reasons.
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>>65037614
>Even the most dumbfuck boot isn't going to pick up a drone and willfully blow themselves up.
He was tearing wires off it.
He just did it badly and set it off.

Serious question, why dont people use chemical weapons in war anymore?

>Its a warcrime
It's not like you are using a nuke. Nobody is going to do shit. All that matters is winning

>It's inhumane
gas mask and hazmat suit technology has gone a long way since ww1. I don't see how this is any different then using flamethrowers
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>>65027671
They do, just on their own populations, if they aren't American, nobody suddenly cares who is doing it. Fun fact, Sadam got his gas from the UK.
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>>65027716
they are pretty uselesss
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>>65037524
>Handling high explosives is already dangerous, yet accidents involving nerve gas could easily be even worse.
nah they are modern ones are usually binary mixes they are fairly safe just strategically not worth much, they don't destroy enemy heavy weapons or emplacementsor factories, that delivery mechanism is better used with a explosives or incendaries, otherwise they deny, delay and inconvenience your own troops as much as the enemies
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>>65037524
Give me a house made of C4 bricks anyday. A single spray can of mustard gas? No. Thankyou.
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>>65038278
Mustard isn’t that dangerous, unlike nerve gas like sarin or tabun, though. You literature drop dead within minutes from a milligram dose

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What weapons could be used to accomplish this?
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>>65013846
I don't know but, please God make it happen.
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Wasn't there something this year that literally was transmitted through shit in india?
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create a monster flu virus with hooks to genetic marker based on ethnicity
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>>65014151
>mfw
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>>65013846
Soap.

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I just like it.
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>>65038024
Don't sweat it. I'm still regretting the P7 I found back in the day (2009ish) for $1200.
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>>65038004
That (seven thousand) is a ludicrous gun show price, you know how that goes.
If you seek diligently on gunjoker should be able to find an original 1980s one for around two thousand in decent to mint condition.
Most people buying them these days are for collector / vintage sniper rifle purposes anyway

>>65037543
>'fashion change' <------
Where did my post say or imply that?
Technology didn't exist for it to be widely adopted by military services in numbers during the 1980s. (Let's explain it even further for Mr. Attorney FAGGOTBRAIN here-- During the 1980s, no major scope manufacturer was offering a mil-standard and -specification variable power optic that was suitable to spec/reliability for any military service to widely and securely adopt it. By the 1990s and later, some of the newly engineered and developed designs became viable for military services to adopt them and purchase them for front line use by troops.)
Yes, retard my remark # 65037430 was made in the knowledge that those types of scopes for mil-spec Didn't Fucking Exist in the 1980s.
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>>65038029
2009 was about the last time they (PSPs) were either imported as police surplus, or you could still find them for reasonable price under $1K.
2010 and later was when prices and scarcity started to creep inexorably upward
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Why don't they make guns that look like this anymore? this looks very stylish in comparison to the savage and ruger budget rifles.
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Fat Amy or Slim Amy?
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>>65021261
>has to go full afterburner to take off
Oooooooooof
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>>65030172
>>65030251
>>65030403
Chinkshill is back to seething lmao
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How is your Japanese grandfather chinkshill?
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>>65018760
updoot

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Does Iran have any Russian Lancet drones? Has Russia supplied them or shared the design so Iran could build its own? We know Russia has sent drones to Iran and trained Iranian operators, and Iran has provided Shahed drones to Russia along with the designs for local production. If Iran does have Lancet drones or a similar variant, what impact would that have on the war and what role would they play?
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>>65037286
I've heard that they are fully autonomous like the switchblades, but I think a human operator can intervene for target acquisition and terminal approach.
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>>65037415
Switchblades aren't fully autonomous, they identify targets and then give the operator the option to confirm or wave off. I take it Lancet is like that, then? Or do they yolo them off in the direction of the enemy and hope it's not friendly slavshit that it chooses to target?
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>>65036353
Lancets are a bit high end for Iran guerrilla war, they should be sending Molniyas pic related
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>>65037490
>I take it Lancet is like that, then?
Anon, I don't know how to break this to you, but Russia are so technologically backwards they were looting washing machines at the start of this conflict for the consumer grade chips they contained.

Russia are lucky they managed to set up a 2 way feed for video and control. Autonomous target selection based on image classification, a technology that the west mastered in the 80's is as achievable to them as faster than light travel or a conscript keeping his anal virginity

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If one were avoiding places that one could conceivably shoot recreationally in a safe, environmentally-friendly space "innawoods" where would you avoid in Florida? Of course none of us would do anything illegal but let's say you were avoiding spots one could get away with it, maybe legally gray areas, where should I ABSOLUTELY avoid?
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>>65037721
>phone poster
you first
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>>65037396
>avoid places "innawoods" to safely shoot
>where would you avoid?
That question is so fucking retarded it's difficult to determine if you're trolling or just genuinely stupid.
>avoiding spots where you could get away with doing illegal shit
Then, genius, absolutely do your shooting in front of the Prada shop in the Coral Gables neighborhood in Miami, midwit
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>>65037396
I dunno, the fucking ocean?

Go away Florida, nobody likes you
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>>65037396
I'm going out on a limb here but I'd say it would have to be located in both a place that has gators and local law enforcement that is afraid of gators.
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I don’t know about environmentally friendly but I always find it funny how for as much as people will tell you you can’t shoot anywhere on Florida public land, I find tons of casings anytime I go to the Everglades, Ocala National Forest, etc. I’m too chickenshit to try my luck.

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How the fuck do you stop the Houthi?

I'm sick of them camping out in the mountains and periodically crashing my portfolio. What weapons does it take?
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>>65029907
Fucking buttmad lol
Go ride amtrak with the other poors
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>>65019315
nukes to remove the mountains
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>>65019315
>How the fuck do you stop the Houthi?
blow up the wells within 200KM of the coast and destroy their water or control it. In desert warfare the water controls the war
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>>65019315
build a pipeline to drain the ganges from india/bangladesh into the rivers in yemen
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>>65023550
Came here to post this.

Yemen has nothing that the rest of the world needs, making it a perfect place to deploy radiological weapons to simply depopulate the region altogether.

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Behold, the worst tank ever made by man
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>>65035185
That's not a new tank. That's just imporverished North Koreans slapping bullshit on old T62 hulls for parades
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>>65033071
how do you know it's a clear penetration and not just the outer bolted-on armor package ?
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>>65026133
Post sauce. Shermans would have had an excellent survival rate against the tanks they were designed to fight. And when you can field thousands of units vs hundreds, with air support, and good medical support and supply; casualty rates go down.
Plus being able to quickly uparmor and upgun those older designs because your factories have geographic immunity.
Let's be honest - M4 was roughly on Panzer IV level. Below Panther or even T34, but relaible as Hell.
And we cranked them out enough to not barely care if a whole cargo ship of them was sunk on its way to arm commies.
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>>65026330
>Seething about Musk.
Pathetic.
Better safety record than NASA.
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>>65026631
It's pressed and ammo is corrosive?
NTA but in an extended engagement I can see hot that would lead to issues.
Hypothetically.

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Well as a surprise to no one, the UK can't afford a defense project and is trying to slow GCAP down by not paying.

https://www.ft.com/content/c3de1d53-4aa8-4e11-87b1-409172bdc3ef?syn-25a6b1a6=1
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>>65037368
If you hadn't noticed, it's being bumped because of the £700M contract award from yesterday/this morning. It's the biggest GCAP news in months.
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>>65037400
The DIP is a MoD wide exercise and taking a 10 year timeframe into account which hasn't been done before. It's not a simple exercise, and it's complicated by having to converse with the treasury and cabinet about it.

The BBC reported back in Feb that Starmer was considering a rise to 3% of GDP for defence by the end of this parliament; that's no coincidence and would nicely cover the shortfall. There are likely conversations behind closed doors with the likes of the OBR and Treasury to figure out how doable that is which are probably getting detailed weekly if not daily by the bond market getting fucky thanks to middle Eastern oil flows.

There are probably some very stressed public servants running around right now, but political will for future defence spend has probably increased this last month despite the situation stressing the national finances.
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>>65037453
To be fair, it's only gone down this 10 year path recently BECAUSE they couldn't figure it out in the normal 1 year plan.
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>>65037453
>The DIP is a MoD wide exercise and taking a 10 year timeframe into account which hasn't been done before. It's not a simple exercise, and it's complicated by having to converse with the treasury and cabinet about it.
>Achually the UK is doing this super duper hard defense plan that they have never done before at such a scale, but they also didn't have any backup plan or guarantees for an extremely important multinational program!!!
This isn't the defense you think it is. If they are doing this unprecedented and risky ass program then you should probably have some shtf backup plan to guarantee funding to important projects, but they didn't. This fact makes it even more embarrassing for the bongs since they seemingly saw no risk in this extremely volatile plan right before an election and now are massively delayed because of it.
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>>65038068
>>65038028
They should've ring fenced GCAP funding months ago to at least assure Italy/Japan funding for GCAP was coming, even if the actual release of funds was delayed.

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So now that I can carry my own weapon on base, what should I carry? No 320s
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Nineteen eluger or lugteen eleven?
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>>65037727
A single action army
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>>65037727
Depends why you're carrying. If you want the respect of your superiors and a promotion you'll carry a 1911. If you want to be megabased you'll carry a C96 and probably catch a dishonorable discharge.
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>>65037727
A better question is how do I profit off of the PV1 Negroes fratriciding each other? Either way I'm ready for all the kino that's about to come out of Hood
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>>65037727
Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in 454 casul (not for casuals). Show them boys a ring of fire. If anyone on /k/ tries to argue with you about it, choke them with your chloroform forearm.

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Where can I buy one of these things? I have 100k that I can spend
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>>65030312
And what have you accomplished in life by cutting out video games, senpai?
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>>65026908
When was the last time the army even used them? Seems post Vietnam the entire stock has been rusting away somewhere in a shed.
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>>65026908
you know what, i could do it for you op, give me the time and money and my business could get it done
i could build it up from original parts or i could build you a reproduction
give me a reason to think you're serious about this
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>>65031407
Oh it wouldn't have been a boom.More like a series of booms and alot of fire and toxic smoke. 4 WP and two thermite on top of 8 smoke, 4 frags and whatever CS i managed to scavenge?

/k/ would have been posting my extended half hour long death mp4 for years if a drone got it.

>Be norktard
>Driving da 1sgt
>Hummer with Mk 19
>Besides 1st sgt me there are 3 E-4/E-5 HQ rat retards with 203s
>Road side bomb? AT mine? You fuckers misunderestimated this shit, our death pyre shall be seen from orbit!
>>65033539
They were mostly sealed in vacuum bags and stored. They had very few ligitimate use cases so the number made were more than what was needed for decades. At the same time they are a specialty item whose replacement wasn't on the budget so they are in a odd place where there are alot in storage but it is a hassle getting one.

There is also the *minor* issue at some point that at some point someone in the supply chain will know what you are asking for and ask 'what the fuck do you need this for and what the fuck is wrong with you'
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>>65033513
More than you

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AK General /akg/
Laser Aimed Edition
>Thread #2093

Old thread here >>64966725
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>>65036581
I don't want to speak for your father but you may want to consider de-banning the MAK-90. I'd bet he only bought it in that configuration because it could only be sold that way. If you do choose to do this, pay a gunsmith to do the work for you. Consult with them what parts to get.
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>>65035852
Yugos are the superior pattern.
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>>65037338
What do you mean de-banning?
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>>65037433
I think he means adding a bayonet lug etc
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How short should cut the barrel down for a form 1 sbs?


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