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Big plon
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>>65553883
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^ what engines are those?
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what do y'all niggers zero ya'll's pistols at?
I
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>>65547677
>zero

thats not a number anon
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>>65547677
Billy like hat?
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>>65547677
I dont zero pistols
Or really any gun I cant just use a coin or my thumb to adjust the sights
I only shoot tin cans anyway
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zero at 5 yards, trust me anon. It's objectively the best pistol zero
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>>65547677
No one who actually say yall uses an apostrophe to spell it.

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They should just embrace the canards at this point its getting embarrassing.
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>>65551358
>boeing
there are still in business?
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>>65551358
I have loved canards since I first saw the Viggen, it was always retards that just want to shit on anything the chinks do that pretended they are bad.
>but if they deflect 30 degrees it ruins stealth
If you are going over 400 knots they barely move.
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>>65555446
they basically own the FAA so yes
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>>65552021
>Su-57.
Being right about Russians spewing nonsense and lies is like being right about the sky being blue
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>they haven't seen any losses and performed over 50,000 sorties in a month
>no losses
>50,000 sorties
ayy lmao you fucking retard actually think the us should learn something from the russian airforce (besides what NOT to do)?
also lets calculate that shit real quick:
english wikipedia says there are 156 su34 (russian wiki says less btw).
lets us completely ignore the actual visually confirmed losses and assume every plane is actually in combat service and not used for ANYTHING else like training or something.
320 sorties per plane, 10 per plane per day in a month.
thats indian level of delusion lmao.

for reference:
for operation desert storm the us flew over 100 000 sorties in 42 days with around 1300 aircraft.
76 sorties per plane, less than 2 per plane per day.
for aircraft that actually destroyed shit its over 40 000 sorties with over 800 planes

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What in the boomer fudd fuck is this bullshit as list? There better be a write in option.
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>>65550109
Dixoids were still using muzzleloaders until the 1894 came out
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>>65548354
>>65548779
SAA without a doubt. 1911 is already Utah's gun.
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>>65551105
You’re describing the “frontier” era where everything west of the Appalachians was being discovered the “Wild West” would generally be considered the mid-late 1800s settlement boom. Personally I’d argue the era ended with the invention of the automobile and expansion of the railroads creating easier dispersement around the early 1900s. The frontiers man was replaced by the cowboy who was replaced by the gangster.
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Idaho is the worst smelling state between Arizona and western Montana.
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>>65555408
that's only Lewiston. it's where the papermill is.
the rest smells like pine trees and sagebrush.

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Is the AUG good yet? I really like it in theory; it looks unique, it isn't an AR-18/AR-15 or an AK, the ability to turn the gas off is neat, as is the ability to remove the barrel in seconds for cleaning, storage or whatever.

I've heard the trigger isn't good but can be fixed, however my main concern is people saying it's not good suppressed because of the gas system design, but it's not clear how much of this is because the gun wasn't originally designed with suppression in mind and that modern/current gas blocks are capable/available for suppressed use.

I held one of the mystery meat clones at a gun show and liked the balance.

Does it just get hate because it's "le contrarian" option?
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>>65551640
I want an OD A3 to match my M9-A2
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>>65544547
There are multiple good options for running it suppressed, ranging from a low-backpressure can and/or the factory suppressor gas plug to various aftermarket gas plugs that duplicate the functionality of most of the things you can do to the front end of an AR.
In general, the AUG has been good for almost 50 years, and has been a more reasonable "not an AR" option than the AK for most of that period, off and on, depending on who was importing it at the time.
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>>65549764
One of the selling points of the Glock COA is that the gun and optic are one line item on your department's budget, and that probably went tenfold back in the 80s when having an optic on your battleline infantry's rifles was probably seen as an exorbitant luxury, so it's not actually as simple as "they could've just gotten A2s with ACOGs for basically the same money"
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>>65547847
>AUG A2
I've never seen one of these with the rail that wasnt an airsoft gun
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>>65544570
If Hop would just stop refusing to use 9 and 3 o'clock positioned LAMs, he would find many more guns to be useable.

Is this a budget friendly armor back in medieval times?
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>>65547855
Retard
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>>65547888
>medieval commoners might own plate armor
Anon literally wrote
>poor peasant
Where in your mind do you think a "poor peasant," i.e. a slave or a serf family might be wealthy enough to furnish a man with the panoplies of war demanded by their local lord?
Wealthy peasants, free men, yeomen equivalents etc. are the ones who were rich enough to equip someone with proper protection. The rest didn't even go to war because why the hell would you send some useless fucker into battle when he's more good tilling the soil and producing wealth for you instead. If he dies that's one less worker on your land.
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>>65551004
this, peasants didnt really go to war much at all, drafting is a modern idea
levies applied to nobility, who in turn were expected to choose and bring their own professional soldiers (retainers) and supply them accordingly
a noble was only as alive and well as his company was so theres plenty of incentive to give them good gear
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What is the best budget battle ready bastard/hand-and-half sword?
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>>65552455
Dagger

This is the 2nd customer to buy the J-10 after pakis blew the Indian Rafales out of the sky.
Next customers are definitely Egypt, Indonesia and potentially Iran
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>>65552141 Thank you Isreal for getting china to make this joke of a plane.
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>>65551522
>tradingeconomics.com is the Iranian government
It's funny how quickly you lot sperg out at the slightest hint your cult leader might be lying.
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>>65551260
this enrages the Rafalees
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>>65551159
A close look at one of Uzbekistan's J-10CEs
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>>65551749
This begs the question, if the Chinese could do it, why not the French

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Yo what's the point of these iron sights that go out to 800 metres? What are you even aiming at at that range? Is it any better than just guessing?
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>>65547986
What am i looking at here?
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>>65554618
its an infograph like this showing what the term looks like.
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>>65554455
Depends on what you mean by better. Red dots are certainly faster, especially under poor lighting conditions. Magnified optics are better at longer ranges. But with good light, irons are far more accurate than red dots inside of 200-300 yards unless you have uncorrectably bad eyesight or just don't practice enough.
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>>65554618
they had a LT. or some other officer tell his unit where to fire and then measured the dispersion and how far off the LT could fuck up the ranging and still get effective fire
>>65554741
>But with good light, irons are far more accurate than red dots inside of 200-300 yards unless you have uncorrectably bad eyesight or just don't practice enough.
bull shit. I've shot the same rifle with cuckhorns, irons and a red dot and my groups were better with a red dot. not only were they better with a red dot it was quicker to require the target and shoot a second shot and I had better situational awareness
lining up 2 things is easier than lining up 3 things. even applesneed requires people who shoot with a red dot to score 10% higher than someone shooting with irons
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>>65541860
You were always going to hit everything you were aiming at at 200 meters either. 800 at least makes the enemy put their heads down

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drop random pieces of armory that are cover on muth and even their creators forget about
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>>65555261
>cover on muth
what
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Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like.
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>>65555262
>>65555307
Call a BONDUALNCE.

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>steel frame
>da/sa
>safety/decocker
>.40 s&w, .45 (and can handle super) or 10mm
>double stack magazines
>4.5" barrel minimum, 5+ preferred also threaded
>not unobtainium
Price is not a concern, does such a pistol exist
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>>65547594
Based P Series enjoyer. I was gonna say P220ST but forgot they made the stainless Elite P229/P226.
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>>65547465
Fry have can a lil hat as a treat
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>>65547568
Good God that is fucking ugly
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>>65548332
>>65547571
On this, I think the smith 4006 would fit the bill. That ones still a double stack, and I'm pretty sure there's someone out there making barrels because I've seen them converted to 9mm so you could probably get a threaded one separately.
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>>65547465
Colt Double Eagle

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French RAID Operators on the island of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean, 2025
Rate their setup /k/.
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>>65553051
>>65553051
need higher boots. they should have more pouches for 72 hour missions.
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>>65553421
Probably the fact his drivel has zero relevance to the thread.
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>>65553053
Holy shit holes.
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>>65553898
wut
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>>65553265
>everything I don't like is russian
rent free

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Anons that have had to shoot in self defense and/or have experience in law enforcement (if /k/ even has them), what’s your experience using 9mm or 45? Is 9mm actually sufficient or is the extra 11.5mm’s of 45 actually superior?
Would one be better off carrying a 69 caliber musket loaded with buck and ball?
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>>65537159
Carry this one.
https://warfarehistorynetwork.com/article/baker-rifle-why-it-was-so-accurate-deadly-and-effective/
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Fun fact: C.S M1862 Richmond rifle was own by John Earl Jones
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>>65537159
Patriots get 2 hats
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>>65537159
Homo frogs confirm
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>>65537159
The only guaranteed stopping shot is a CNS shot, which can be achieved by any number of rounds, including either 9mm or .45. Anything else is subject to the motivation and fitness of the target.

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Forget seizing an african island or whatever those other retards were on about, Prospera is the real opportunity here
>isolated on its own island, far from Uncle Sam
>local residents and government all hate it so no help is coming
>no military or law enforcement, just a handful of armed guards
>50-200 inhabitants, all millionaires or above and all holding large amounts of bitcoin (the zones official currency)

The plan is simple, we acquire a boat and enlist/kidnap someone from /biz/ who knows how bitcoin works. When we get to the Island we split our force into two main groups, red team hits the golf course while yellow team hits the residential tower and workshops, establishing blocking positions at the marked points on the map. The private security is killed and their weapons harvested for the /k/ube while the inhabitants are rounded up, stripped of valuables and forced to transfer their bitcoin to a waiting 'pot' wallet for later distribution. Once any remaining goods are looted from the island we fuck off back into the sea and split the booty - everyone who participates in the raid gets a share by default while additional shares can be purchased by anons as a means of funding the endeavor
On top of red and yellow teams there will also be three special groups who do not directly participate in the raid (but still get a share); Special group A whose only job is loot bars, kitchens and drug stashes for the post raid after party, special group B who guards the boat and special group C which contains specialist personnel like medical staff, comms guys and whoever actually drives the boat

I unironically think we could pull this off with not more than 50 guys or so and get enough booty out of it to set everyone involved up for life - we just have to remember to sell the bitcoin slowly so we don't crash the price
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>>65550321
>>65550399
>>65550822
>>65550838
Retard, troll, or glownigger?
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>>65552900
None of the above
I just don't buy the idea that a libertarian commune is gonna be full of tier 1 cool guy specops dudes instead of Paul el Blarto the local Honduran rent a cop
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>>65552928
If you were multi billionaire, whose main business is with the military, who are you hiring for your personal security?
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>>65552308
>You can sell bitcoin for real money
When it's yours, that's easy.
When it's not, that's extremely difficult.

The Bitfinex theft resulted in the hacker and accomplice being caught and 90% of the stolen funds recovered.
Mostly, the funds were recovered because everything is traceable and the hackers couldn't launder it when everything is on the blockchain and can be tracked, exchange records subpoenaed, identity theft investigated.

Sure, if you stole 2 bitcoins from a drugdealer in China and liquidated them in an exchange in Ecaquor with a fake ID and bought gold to sell in the US, you could get away with it.
If you're moving a billion dollars of crypto that you stole from politically connected rich people, you're fucked.
The FBI will track those coins through exchanges and raid any exchange that deals in them, your fake identities will turn very hot, very quickly, and sooner or later, they'll trace those identities back to you.
Legalizing the funds will prove practically impossible and will eventually get you caught.
And without legalizing them, it's basically impossible to move them across a border without getting your transactions frozen and ultimately rejected with information passed to the FBI about it.

I legitimately work online and around the world and the hassle it is to constantly prove source-of-funds every time I want to get paid for a job, is just unbelievable.

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>>65552948
The cheapest guys I can get because you don't become a billionaire by spending money

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I think the su57 and J20 are cool
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>>65552046
I used to think the Su-57 was my favorite plane but honestly I like MiG-21s the most.
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>>65552046
Yeah, they are. I've especially come around to liking the J-20's design, it's such a menacing- looking thing.
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stealth fighters and stealth fighter threads are gay
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>>65552046
J20, not Su-57, for me anyway
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>>65552046
Be prepared to be called a glavset zigger by a bunch of microdick reddit moderators turned 4chan jannies

This is epic
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>>65545469
Are F-18s forgiving to fly?
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>>65545484
>>65545486
Yeah. This is a forum about military & weapons, not politics.
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>>65508411
>>65508881
/an/ and /out/ are both basically reddit now.
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Are gfs /k/?
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