For what reason does Ukraine not use taxidermy cat-drones?
>>64199635The fuck are you talking about? The russians are basically orcs, except they're also gay rapists.
>>64199630you are a brown faggot nobody will care when you die because more brown biomass will replace you
>>64199630Ukraine’s bolivian mercenaries eat all the cats o algo
>>64199630they should use the body of lenin
>>64201680That’s something you’d see in an old Simpsons episode kek
My grandfather has passed suddenly and I'm barely keeping myself from punching anything until my hands break. I put this 1893 turk mauser .45 acp conversion together today.Post your projects please, I need to focus on something or I'm going to crash out, 3 stents with a 90% blockage shouldn't have been an issue in 2025.
I'll work on a Browning B525 kit in 20Gauge this year even tho it pisses me off and I don't want too. I'll also be making a H&H sidelock, which is cool
>>64194373Almost done making a piece to mate up with the existing trunnion. Will I fuck it up by rushing the last bit like usual? Find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball Z!
>>64199005Every time I read through these threads it fucking pisses me off that I don't have a lathe and mill.
>>64201451Mine is a tiny mini mill only barely better than nothing.https://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=3990&category=2122081981Maybe calling it barely better than nothing isn't quite fair, any milling machine is a significant upgrade over no mill, but you really have to take light cuts with something like this. Wish I had more room when I bought it, would have gone with something bigger.
>>64201451I finally bought a mill in May. Before that I had access to my dad’s lathe which is just a Precision Matthews 1640 with a different name and colour scheme. My dad’s got a big shop so he let me put my mill there otherwise I’d have no where to put it. Before I had my mill I’d have to dick around with a drill press and scribing lines and using files and shit. Having a mill is a real game changer
First confirmed Flamingo kills.All FSB officers
>>64200104> English language classes in grades 5–7 have been reduced to 2 hours per weekWell, at least the shills will be easier to spot in the future
>>64200191> They're planning on cutting the country off from the net a la the great firewall.The great Blyatwall
>>64200351Early in the war, there was a string of important targets (think ammo dumps, fuel stores, airbases, warehouses, that sort of thing) in Russia and the occupied territories that mysteriously blew up. Russia couldn’t or didn’t want to admit that Ukraine A) had significant enough cruise missile capability, or B) had partisans on place to strike these targets, so Russia claimed that it wasn’t enemy action, merely accidents caused by smoking.
>>64201584The zig bot flees from the Holy Cross
>>64201584based soldier of christ, fighting HOMO satanist
What's the bedt laser bore sight?
>>64201005its not really for zeroing its just a place to start from
They’re all “okay.” They’ll get you on paper at 50 yards at best, and then you sight it in as you need. This is from my experience with plenty of different laser bore sights.
>>64198996They're all shit
>>64201005You can use them on any kind of sight. But like the other anon said, they aren't a zeroing tool. Their job is to get you close so you can zero on paper, but honestly even that is a slim benefit because you can do the same thing just looking down the barrel on most guns.
>noooo don't use them they're bad!!They'll get you to minute of home intruder in 60 seconds without needing to go to the range, what's the problem?
for me it's the concept of V-2's being launched from U-boats>Plans for the rocket U-boat involved an attack on New York City using newly invented V-2 rockets; Unmanned and unpowered containers with V-2 rockets inside were to be towed within range of the target by a conventional U-boat then set up and launched from its gyro-stabilized platform. With thoughts of hitting targets in the United States and in the United Kingdom, a 32 m (105 ft)-long container of 500-tons displacement was to be towed behind a submerged U-boat. the photo shows what i believe is a type XXI towing the container but i think i read that they had plans with the type IX as well
>>64198684Tiger II with sla 16 diesel
>>64198964>500-600 tons>not expensiveIgnoring all the other difficulties with your choice of armament for an obligatory ambush predator, it's not happening at anything less than ~1000 tons surface displacement because submarines have physical ballast and buoyancy constraints, similar to the challenges of mounting large aircraft cannon. Furthermore, small conventional designs like the Type 206 were the product of treaty limitations; free of constraints 1200-1500 ton displacements are much preferred even for cheap, specialized Baltic/SCS/Malacca designs.
>>64199674I was thinking of something like a Sango but with a double wide hull, kinda like a tiny typhoon which could be around 800-1000 depending on the length. That would effectively give you twice the space for ballast systems and significantly more buoyancy. It would also provide enough space for the recoil system that would several times that of the land based version while still allowing for torpedo tubes. The tubes probably wouldn't be reloadable but that didn't stop the Yono that sank the worst korean frigate.I know the concept probably isn't practical and it would have only one real use namely suppressing coastal ASMs, i just think it would be cool looking.
>>64198684its an interesting weapon because while most historians say the V-2 was complete waste of resources, the mere threat of launching them from u-boats caused US to start torturing German submariners
>>64198684>what's your favorite wunderwaffe?guided anti-air missiles could stop the allied air campaign
Im deciding to buy a gun. The nigs in area have been getting worse and worse every year and im buying a pistol. I’ve never had an interest in gun ownership but i cant not have a gun and be around niggers. Im planning on buying a Beretta. Thoughts?
>>64197908Yeah I’ve heard that estrogen pills will make your skin sensitive, thanks for confirming anon, hope you beat the statistics
>>64198153>>no shootsIve put thousands of rounds downrange in a single session, try again. >>64198459>>the majority There is exactly one instance of the thousands and thousands of sd shootings captured on camera (human) where a weapon mounted light was used. And thats after the shooting. The fact is that every single professional training group will immediately tell you to buy a handheld light. Because pointing your weapon at the unknown is beyond fucking retarded. The fact there seems to be an entire generation of zoomer cunts that cannot fathom this is bad news. Active self protection has never found a video example where a weapon light would have been needed. In fact a weapon light would have compromised most people.
>>64191015This advice is gay. Some of my favorite guns were ones that I just impulse bought or found a good deal on. You don't need to fucking date the thing before you commit lmao
>>64190195Beretta Cheetahs (80x) are like mini 92fs (m9)s. Chambered in .380, if you like the aesthetics of the m9 it's a smaller option that you can conceal a lot easier
Ive noticed a disturbing lack of Italian92' s on the broker lately
Post some really scuffed or cursed rifles/loadouts/gear, ideally actually in use by military or security forces. Bonus for diy modified weapons and gear
>>64186700>Kill them, Jonny. Kill them all.
>>64192685>israeli>extreme cheapness
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>>64188586>flashlight mag>not maglight
The two-ton Sky Truck can lift 500-600 kilograms. The maximum flight speed is 180 km/h.
>>64201378>500-600 kilogramsHow many potatoes is that?
>>642013962500 potatoes if we use a medium sized one
Belt or vest?Also, post more of these, whatever the fuck these are called.
>>64198135I don't really like vests, chest rigs, and plate carrier-mounted setups since it feels awkward, uncomfortable, and slower to reach for my chest instead of my waist for mags and other gear. Also I can access pouches from a belt/LBE more easily from a prone position. >>64199381This shit triggers my autism, it looks like a lot more than it actually is because all the shit is spread out and not properly organized. Also, what the hell does this person need four razors, and electric shaver, and three tubes of toothpaste, and twelve grenades of at least three different models for?
>>64199449Idk but at least he has duck.
>>64199449I assume the mess of grenades because Ukraine is receiving aid from all over the world. As for the shavers... no clue. One for the balls and one for the face maybe, with 2 spare.
>>64199381>FN SCAR-LBut why? They already have beautiful AKs...
>>64198178Flak Jackets in the Vietnam Era were designed to be worn without the suspenders or with the suspenders under the vest.
I finally got my first optic and I want to head to the range to zero it. Can someone explain how to calculate MOA and how people always know how many clicks to turn for their elevation and windage?
>>64198794>>64198931Thanks, I'm planning on doing some testing at range to test. I really doubt bullet companies list a proper bc for the bullets anyway (probably the most optimistic one) so I'm guessing more drop than the charts list. But hey if it can drop it in +/- 2in or so at different holds I'm happy.Setup is (cucked straight wall only hunting state)> Henry big boy steel> Primary arms 25 bdc reticle > Trijicon 3x magnifier> 45 colt Ruger only loads> 1670 fps> Barnes xpb 225 grain bc of .146> 25 yard zero> Yes I know it's a disgusting setup bordering on heresy
>>64198356You'll have to try different zeroing ranges give you that measurement at your known distance but it should work.
>>64198356Yes, you could do all that. The question is why? Having to memorize or look up DOPE for every shot defeats the point of a BDC in the first place. Also, here you're talking about hair-splitting accuracy, yet in >>64199115 you mention you're OK with +/-2in? At the ranges you're going to be shooting at you are overthinking things. You probably won't need the BDC at all. Zero the dot at 75 yards and you've got a dead-on hold for anything from 50 to 100 yards.
Anyone know any good recommendations for a harness type sling for a Savage 99?Looking around most of the stuff I find are made for older cowboy lever guns, and require a tube for the front mount point.
>>64201136If you're shooting with an optic you can just put the strap around the barrel instead of around the mag tube. Otherwise install a sling loop on the barrel or the forend first and then attach the sling to that.
Where does the stereotype of big game trophy hunters being often dentists come from?
>>64201102Not at that income level.I would assume medical specialists are often needed. There's a shortage of pretty much anything including GPs and nurses, but I feel like dentists are meh.Airplane pilots, CEOs,high-level engineers, all seem to lead busier lifestyles than dentists. Maybe petroleum? But if you're spending your work hours in shitholes with sandniggers, why would you vacation in Africa
>>64201130Yes at that income level. You may think its a lot but its not. Its like any job, you put in your two weeks and when those days come you leave. Simple as.
>>64201139Alright, so why dentists, then?
>>64192766>Muh echo chamber is goneCope and Sneed
>>64201143Its a trop. >>64201167YNBAW.
The splendor, the elegance, the romance. This was when aviation peaked.
>>64166832Many Japanese military engineers transitioned into civilian industries after the war. The engineer who designed the very sleek looking Yokosuka P1Y, which had excellent speed, range, handling, payload and dive bomb ability went on to engineer the bullet train.
>>64178383Is that a Rapide seaplane? I fucking love the Rapide.
>>64200481Dornier X: ein Film von Fritz Lang
Admit it, come boog/shtf we're probably getting clapped by a $300 PSA rifle.
>>64188480>Admit it, come boog/shtf we're probably getting clapped by a $300 PSA rifle.No, but it's not because the rifle or the Romeo 5 on top of it isn't capable. It's because whoever buys that PSA has never zeroed their shit, and can barely operate the gun.You should be a lot more afraid of boomers with scoped guns that go hunting every year. They know their area and they either have a lot to lose, or nothing to lose.
>>64201113>No, but it's not because the rifle or the Romeo 5 on top of it isn't capable. It's because whoever buys that PSA has never zeroed their shit, and can barely operate the gun.My first rifle was from PSA and i slapped a Romeo 5 on it. You described me spookily. However, I zeroed my rifle immediately and put ~3k rounds through it before moving up to a BCM+AERO build. Y'all clowns be making a lot of assumptions.
>>64201113Idk what it is but everyone I know with a PSA rifle doesn’t shoot and has like the minimum amount of ammo possible. Like a couple of 20 round boxes and the rifle just sits under the bed forever>>64201121Theres always exceptions but I have noticed it a lot
>>64201123>PSA users are poor and cant just splerg on bi-weekly range trips More on these shocking revelations at 11.
>>64188480>Le Boogie WoogieBy the time people are desperate and uncomfortable enough to commit planned, focused, repeated violence on authorities to enact social or governmental change, an appreciable percentage of the populace will have either died or fled from the consequences of police stations, water treatment plants, and grocery stores being boarded up and abandoned. And by then, the "level-headed" civnats/bone-stock patriots will already have been well within the line of fire and getting their doors actually kicked in. The actual "kill 'em all" ride-or-dies who actually hate the system sufficiently to wage war will have gone to ground long before, and will be throwing Romans or flying red banners in the square before any sort of organized Minuteman style militia forms. Threepers et. al. will be sitting in jail awaiting trial or laying low in a friend's place while a mixture of Sarajevo and Guernica plays out nationwide.You want tomake a difference? Don't fear Mr. Palmetto-- make friends with him and share. Bring him to neighborhood watch meetings. Get him to start a garden, or take up small game hunting. A bigger, more secure community is one that can face the horrors of societal spiraling more readily. That way you don't end up like John Sheepdawg, his Arcteryx-clad carcass stinking up a patch of holler while some bandit enjoys his Midland radio and DD AR.
https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2025/08/canada-down-selects-two-shipbuilders-for-future-canadian-patrol-submarine-project/KSS-III Batch 2>Displacement: Surfaced: 3,600 t, Submerged: 4,000 t>Length/Beam: 89 m / 9.6 m>Speed (submerged): 20 knots>Crew: 50>Propulsion: Diesel-electric + fuel cell AIP + Li-ion batteries>Endurance: >3 weeks submerged; extended w/ Li-ion>Armament: 6x 533mm tubes (torpedoes, Harpoon SSM, mines); 10x VLS (Hyunmoo SLBM/cruise missiles)>Sensors/Systems: Improved sonar (flank array, towed); Hanwha CMS; stealth features>Cost (est.): ~$900M per unitType 212CD>Displacement: Surfaced: 2,500 t, Submerged: ~2,800 t (est.)>Length/Beam: 73 m / 10 mComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>64199426The River class (type 26) only has 24 Mk41 VLS Cells. (I know it has box launched NSM + a pair of RAMs, but it's still light for a high end surface combatant. Admiral Topshee, Commander of the RCN, has also said as much in interviews that the magazine depth is a bit light on the River class, and that the RCN should/would be looking into other ways to increase missile magazine depth/VLS counts within the fleet.
>>64199949>24 Mk41 VLSif they stuff it with ESSM that's nearly a hundred missileswhat Topshee probably wants is long-range air defence, which I sympathise with, but T26 doesn't have the radar for that anywayunless the RCN T26s add a big radar on their ships there's not much point increasing the VLS cell count
>>64200102The river class is getting SPY-7 radars and AEGIS, which is a significant upgrade over the Type 997 Artisan system on the British/Norwegian boats. Sure you can quad pack all of the MK41s, but you're never sailing with that configuration, and even then, 96 ESSMs is a fairly shallow magazine when you're facing the prospect of swarm/saturation attacks which seems to be the way of things in the coming years. The RCN doesn't have the luxury of a separate air warfare destroyer like the Aussies with the Hobart's, or the RN with the current type 45 & future type 83, the RCD is inevitably going to find itself pushed into roles that would be better suited to a dedicated air warfare destroyer.
Canada is a small decaying irrelevant country and military procurements need to reflect that factWhy are we buying subs
>>64200841>The river class is getting SPY-7 radars and AEGISoh, rightthen in that case yeah they should ask BAE to cram in at least 72 Mk41s
dog days editionpost wood (furniture)post projectspost groupspost general tomfoolerybe a fren among frensthread theme ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THlgU-8dMYgAs always;No Trips, No Traps, No Airsoft Previously on /brg/: >>63999858
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>>64200178>>64195556Morning fellas.I need a nice small rug from a North African country.
>>64198700Ramshot tac
>>64200219No you want one from Iran. Best prices online I've seenhttps://chamonixhouse.com/collections/rugs
Are the Ca-3’s so beat to shit that you’d recommended just getting a new Ptr or are they not bad? I’ve heard mixed. PSA has the Ca-3 for 700$ right now. Can I not just replace the spring bolt and carrier group?
