What is /k/ opinion on hunting as a sport to control invassive species?
Just one thing should be unlimited open war and invasives are perfect for it.You should be able to use anything you cna possess in any way you wish. No cruelty charges ever... and not that I'm saying you should torture coyotes (maybe) but just so someone can't use the "inhumane" angle to stop you from using tripwire claymores.
>>65099448you know, in some states like mine, using poison gas is a legal method for huntinggive me one good reason mot to turn my forest into verdun
it's just work, if you get excited about doing it everyone's going to think you're a fuckin weirdo.
>>65096477Swans are the biggest cunts. Geese are mid tier cunts.Fucking swan flew across a lake near my house just to come hiss at me when I was walking away from it. Doesn't even have a nest there, absolute dickhead animals.
>>65087070>tax the rat farms>>65087549Based family tbqh>>65086988I see no problem with thatIn my cunt crows are an urban pest and if the local municipal council organises a culling, anyone with a loicense can sign up as a shooter, BYOA
Thoughts on the new US Army 30mm grenade rifle?
>>65070680lollmao
>>65065550FK BRNO or tell FN to make a burst 5.7 with extendo mags and 8 inch barrel
it seems like yet another attempt to make grenade launchers cool, then everyone will remember that they don't want to spend 3k per shot on some programmable meme grenade.
>>65099468Yes, if it isn't fire and forget, then it generally is too complex for people who're being shot at.
>>65066929Just muzzle load them LOLseriously
>Weight: up to 15 tons (aluminum hull)>Engine: 360 hp diesel>Crew: 3 (driver, commander, weapons operator)>Troop capacity: 8 dismounts>Ballistic protection: STANAG 4569 Level 4 (front), Level 3 (sides/rear)>Mine protection: Level 3a/3b (up to 6 kg under track/hull)>Armament options:12.7 mm machine gun, 14.5 mm + 7.62 mm coaxial
>>65091539For some reason Russia would rather KALIBRate a veterinarian clinic instead of a known foundry.
>>65095738And this is relevant to the war how?How many times have you posted this now?I wish for Putin to just take all of Russia offline so we never have to see another zigger post
>>65096759This zigger from India.
Speaking of M113 in Ukraine>Ukraine has received at least 1,729 M113 APCs and vehicles based on them from partner countries.>Updated estimates were published by military observer Jeff2146 on X, challenging the previously widespread estimate of more than 4,100 vehicles.>According to him, the figures cover confirmed deliveries and announced aid packages.>The M113 has thus become one of the most numerous types of Western armored vehicles in Ukraine’s Defense Forces.>The total includes vehicles in various versions: armored personnel carriers, command-and-staff, medical and specialized variants.https://militarnyi.com/en/news/ukraine-receives-over-1-700-m113-apcs-from-allies/
>>65099335All hail the metal bawkes.King of the battlefield.
Leos, Abrams, Bradleys, M113s, artillery and other in ukrainian service-what camo patterns-tactical markings-what alterations-nose art?surprisingly little can be found in the web about this, exept shitty quality video stills from far away or newspaper articles about donations.
>>65098774I feel so bad for that guy>sells truck >dealership lies and doesnt remove his company info decal>winds up in Middle East, being used by isis>pic goes viral>gets non stop death threats and shit raining down daily because of this >even years after the truth is out there retards still break his ballsI hope that settlement was enough to deal with this bullshit, or if he had an uptick in plumbing jobs with Muslim owned houses or mosques?
>>65096375Anyone putting 113s in that list is a middle-class try-hard white kid from mid-western suburbia
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>>65096625I honestly thought they put ERA on the tracks there for a second.
>sign up to become a hired gun for zog™>kill a bunch of third world brown villagers with surplus from the eastern bloc >go on podcast to sell your shitty book and self aggrandize about it, just make shit up because nobody will fact check youdamn maybe the military isnt that bad of a career after allhttps://www.youtube.com/shorts/_zM7aqQ4RLg?feature=share
>>65090441Interesting, but first I need to see him build a gorilla nest.
>>65096442> still wins against the most powerful military in the history of man
>>65090430>zogGo back to /pol/
The guy who made this thread looks like this.
>>65090430He didn't start going on podcasts to sell his book, because he didn't have one back then. He was to told to make a book after he went on and it's not even released yet until maybe next year the earliest.
Post cool, atmospheric, /k/ pictures depicting the 1945-1991 period. Paintings also appreciated.
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>>65089576Appalachia, circa 1945Cool story, brah
>>65097750>when nuking stuff 50 km away was still a valid optionI miss the Cold War like you wouldn't believe.
>>65092498Saddam :D Madam :D
Four payments of $355 instead of $1400 (canadian dollars)
>>65099259It'd be great if I could get a decent credit card with sub 10% APR off of some sezzle and klarna payments I just have autopull out of my account anyway >>65099262I am indeed not as retarded as some. atm im paying on some parts kits and im thinking about doing it for some other parts as well. I do need a cetme flat....
>>65099270Bad news bud, you’re the retarded Pepega. Responsible owners shop benefits, not interest rates. I thin I have something like a 22% APR but I get an easy flat 2% cash back on everything with no yearly fee. I don’t care about interest because I’ll never pay interest
>>65099275I dont have a CC yet man, but Ill look around when i am able to check my credit score. (phone atm is kil but i have replacement parts coming saturday to fix it)
>>65098094i went from 800 to 300 overnight with this one simple trick (I'm judgment-proof, btw, i show up in court and the debt collector's lawyers shit a cinderblock when i fill out my paperwork on time)
>>65099279Pretty sure anyone can get a citi double cash. If you have Amazon prime and want to flex on a date or picking up a tab with the lads the black card is metal instead of plastic, might need to build up some goyim points first tho
why can't they do this today, for like Medivac is nothing else.Get in and out at 400+mph and have a full trauma-center OR onboard.Sure the rest of the Op was retarded, but this ALMOST worked, just pilot error on first test.
>>65096137> an entire medical trauma teamIt’s way more efficient and effective to fly the wounded to the medical teams. Plus, any aircraft is going to be way more limited in capability than a field hospital.
>>65094469The V-22 Osprey is safer.
>>65094493Rocket assist on a Herky-bird was never "zero-launch", you herpes-ridden asian spunk dumpster.
>>65094509Just wanted to point out the c130 was for the little birds to hitch a ride to the AO
>>65094509Range. V-22 was made to make sure they never have that issue again btw.
What's the /k/omfiest military vehicle?
>>65097298>Probably not that often compared to Major Sergeant.I can see it.>be you>be remf>get paperwork made out to Major Sergeant>rewrite it to Sgt Major out of habit>be someone else>get paperwork made out to Sgt Major>rewrite it to SGM out of habit>be yet other remf>enter data from intray into database>enter SGM into rank field>where the fuck is the name?Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>65096873>Major Major Major from Catch 22 could have been inspired by a real thinghuh
>>65096432>war is chaos, and the Busytown military practices chaos on a daily basis
>>65096432>won't you PLEASE wake up Mister Soldierhits a bit different
>>65093855every video I've seen of the inside of these things are maximum /k/omfy
UnironicallyBeltfed thread
>>65093372>fightlite wants $500+ for a feed tray>Lima Six wants $150Really makes you wonder where all that money goes for fightlite's garbage. Also,>needs a surplus MG34 spring to function>and that's not a guarantee
>>65096765>Really makes you wonder where all that money goes for fightlite's garbageI'm not joking in the slightest when I say it goes straight into the boomer owner's pocket. Owner doesn't give a single fuck about quality because he found a niche and people were buying every unit Fightlite could produce for the first decade of their existence. From my friend who worked there, the primary issue is that the cam track in the top cover is both poorly designed and produced to a nonexistent spec. Per him "you cannot physically produce an in spec one with the tooling they have, and the tooling is so bad the spec will vary wildly". This to my understanding is why they run so poorly (usually) and have issues feeding 55gr unlike the Turkshit. Per many people online, attempting warranty work will typically result in them asking you to pay for replacement parts that shouldn't have broken to begin with. Friend has told me Geoff Herring (the owner) is deathly terrified of even his own employees knowing where he lives. Fightlite doesn't have a public address either last I checked, just a PO box. Google doesn't even bring up much. And do you know why? Because it took Herring nearly a decade to start delivering his dogshit units from when he first started taking money from people, and then he screwed over tons of people along the way. That $500 feed tray you mentioned? He tried to use aluminum to save money briefly, but rounds would eat it up until it wouldn't feed anymore. The dude could've been the hero of the 2nd Amendment with his product and instead was the caricature of a miserly boomer who ridiculously overcharged his captive audience with one hand while providing a subpar garbage with the other. And if I haven't convinced you to hate the guy enough, he used to ship the uppers with semi auto bolt carriers and refused to sell SBR barrels unless you provided a tax stamp.
>>65096788On this I haven't seen total confirmation yet, but I saw some rumblings that extremely new production MCRs have the upper modified to not accept FRTs.
>>65096795I'm not sure how this could be possible if they expect them to still work with transferable lowers too, because for the most part they use the same geometry.
>>65098753Not entirely true, the FRTs need space between where the auto sear trip is located, and the rear takedown pin to fully pivot. Fightlite filled this in so it still works with an M16 lower but not with FRTs. Pic is current Fightlite spec, the cuts on the sides of the channel used to extend to the rear.
just how effective was this thing in WWII, really? I know that they did pretty well against North Korean T34s in Korea, but those were the later variants. Is there any reliable info about how well the earlier iterations of this thing did against German tanks?
>>65098689That is called angled, not sloped
Re-posting the 3.5 inch rocket test against armor since I found a different quality source (Transactions of Symposium on Shaped Charges Held at the Ballistic Research Laboratories, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland on November 13-16 1951 AD0001531). It is part of a much larger (36 articles/reports in total) 407 page pdf that is all about shaped charges. Highly recommend this for anyone that wants to read more about the US post world war 2 development of shaped charges.
>>65098372>heh I'll just remove these dashes after I copy my ai slop article. that'll fool 'em.
>>65098903I was tired as hell when I made the post, sorry a minor synonym freaked you out.
>>65098236>posting in obvious bait thread FWIW I believe you're not using Ai, not just because you lack the tells, but also because you write just like I do
Thoughts on flying wing kamakazi drones?
>>65094015Makes a lot of sense. The Toyota costs about the same as a JATO rocket but it's near-infinitely reusable.
>>65095345>literally everyone of themDelta winged gliders and jets were abandoned now? Horten, lipisch and fauvel's gliders also flew fine, even the facetmobile is fully stable unlike the f117 that served as inspiration (which is a lot more unstable than the b-2 despite having a tail).
>>65094177Materials science issue. Make sapphire windows cheap and easy to clean and we can have transparent floors in the flying wings.
>>65095464>transparent floor >on airplanes I guess you are wayyy to autistic to understand why people wouldn't like it. But then let me introduce you to a new concept : you can't make random holes in a pressure vessel and expect it not to explode. Here's another concept : glass and crystals are very heavy and structurally weak compared to composites
>>65095464Why have windows at all? Why not use cameras and screens inside the aircraft, like on the X-59?
Is this the most overrated handgun ever?
>>65088312God cursed this weapon after it was used in an attempt to kill the Pope. Since that day multiple better designs were released, according to His plan. We should really throw them into the ocean.
>>65098022Don’t make me tap the sign.
>>65088312That's not a Glock 17.
>>65093334t. tupperware tranny
>>65099161Go to bed, gramps.
https://github.com/rcc11/4chan-sounds-player >Simulate schizophrenic auditory hallucinations with the sound player plugin!Previous: >>65090640>Image limit reached
>>65099141Interesting, around here "how's it going?" is basically just a generic greeting and you're not really expecting a real answer, just a scripted "not bad"
>>65099146Yes and quite a few cultures have a similar expression but Finland does not
>>65099122I'm just talking about the western guns because, remember, most of those backwater worlds are on their own. With only the Odd trader coming around ever so often. They need to make their own guns and hey guess what? Old-ass Western guns and their ammo are pretty easy to make on your own.
>>65099151Explains why I got so many awkward looks when I was there.
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Did you know that building 4,000 strategic bombers costs more than 3 nuclear bombs? Isn't that amazing.
>>65098823Perhaps. Both the B-17 and B-24 had problems shared widely by 8th AF vets. B-17s had old-school 1930s exposed-riveted airframe structures, but was dirtier due to the oil-pressure driven supercharger (B-24 was electrically driven), the Wright R-1820s were known as oil slingers, and had main landing gear jam problems. B-24 engines were easier to replace, could be started by one man (B-17 required another crewmember to reach and push the hand primer pump) though its priming system could leak, it had a built in APU and the roomy flight deck, tricycle gear made it more comfy. LIberator was ideally suited as a naval bomber with its slender Davis wing, internal fuselage crew arrangement and along with Consolidated's Catalina were mainstays of the Allies' maritime patrol airfleet.
>>65089767Somehow I always thought they only made a very few amount of them like 50 at peak but no, they managed to build over 3900 of them in less than 10 years. I know technology is more advanced today and we're not in a world war but imagine if the US can shit out 900+ B21s per year.
>>65089767>the one thing that became obsolete less than a decade after the war while most of the rest of the list are still in active service was the most impressive. Interesting take.
>>65099065>3900 of them in less than 10 yearfour years total production including 1942 first prototypesThe postwar, different engines and airframe metal (aluminum alloy that was stronger and 16% lighter) B-50, that had originally been designated B-29D, was much smaller number of 370 manufactured late 1940s to early 50s (mainly because in 1944-46 jet propulsion had become a thing); but that development also spun off into the KC-97 Stratofreighter/tanker that had more than 800 built and was used by USAF into the 1970s. Older Superfortresses were also converted into KB-29 and KB-50 aerial refueling tankers.
>>65099090>'rest of the list still in active service'(whatever that^ even means)Many of the Air Force B-29 fleet were cocooned from 1946-1949, and refurbished for Korean War service (because USAF didn't want to risk its expensive new B-50s, B-47s for high altitude conventional bombing sorties in that conflict).1942-1950 saw probably the most amazing series of advances in aerospace technology and propulsion ever seen, and 1950-1970 another quantum leap beyond that. Even the B-50 only lasted about a decade in active service before being replaced by all-jet aircraft (not to mention the airline industry worldwide).Basic B-29 design, through direct evolution of the airframe and powerplants, became the foundation for the see^^^ above B-50 / Model 377 / KC-97, and into the Model 367-80 that became both the KC-135 and (separate) 707, via a series of fuselage and wing design changes. Along with the B-29 being the most produced yet pressurized cabin aircraft and the engineering/manufacturing foundation that provided for military aviation and civilian airliners from 1940s forward.Yes the B-29 is by far the most impressive mass production program ever done in America. Boeing's Renton plant, and Wichita (now Spirit Aerosystems) plant are globally recognized for many thousands of airliners.Offutt Air Force Base still utilizes the Martin Bomber Plant aka Air Force Plant 1 today, and United States Air Force Plant 6 aka the Bell-Atlanta factory is operated by Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta, Georgia; so all the infrastructure constructed for the B-29 program at great wartime cost remains today.>"The B-29 was the biggest and most complicated thing that Americans ever tried to build in large numbers."—Jacob Vander Meulen, on the wartime government-industry B-29 organizational committee of 1941-44author of 'Building The B-29' (Smithsonian Institution Press, 1995)
