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>aftershave
>mouthwash
>toothpaste
all a man needs
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>>65599682
Optimal for suppressed/silenced/lessened/destroyed guns then.
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>>65600815
And muffled, obviously. How could I forget.
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>>65555555
Recently had some excessively dirty Doubletap ammo lead the living fuck out of my bore. That shit looked like shooting a goddamn musket.
>apply Hoppe's No. 9 to bore with rod/patch
>let sit for 30 minutes
>scrub with copper wool wrapped around copper bore brush
Lead gone.
Hoppe's is good shit. Apparently gets under the lead and dissolves the carbon binding the lead to the bore.
Now my gun smells like banana oil.
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>>65588128
>40W motor oil
General lubing and oiling it down.
>Diesel
Cleaning
>Red wheel bearing grease.
High temp lubing

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Came across this setup and it's almost good I just don't get all the pouches how many pouches is one person need.
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>>65598562
>>65598565
>>65598567
school shooter core
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>>65598555
Is that amogus?
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I wish I never clicked on this.
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>>65598565
these people are so embarrassing
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JOSH PUT THE FRIES IN THE BAG NOW

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If you were out buying groceries, do you think you could survive with what you're carrying and/or make it back home to get to your other guns?
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>>65599694
jesus, i said i wasn't posting in this thread but then my clone showed up.

might want to ask if anyone has a fancy enough audi or mercedes to have flir in it, then we could drive back to my house for big guns.
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How common are truck guns irl? I never like keeping shit in my car.
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>>65598204
Based early game loot drop. Someone's gotta do it.
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>>65597287
>USP compact 45, 8+1 rounds, spare 8rd mag sometimes
>over 9000 hrs in survival horror games
I'll be fine bros. Inventory management is important in real life... r-right?
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>>65601463
Snorting colorful powders won't fix your wounds

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>"He CCs a Steyr Hahn."
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I would if I had one.
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>he CC that keltec thingy
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>>65599474
Same, they made the kill everyone in the room version as well
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>>65600579
Sex.
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>>65599474
>I would if I had one.
I didn't realize they were so uncommon until I started looking for one.

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>>65599251
Yeah
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>>65600074
Take ur schwing!
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>>65580154
Facekill!
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>>65580835
>>65594242
Funny enough, I was a picture framer for years. These metal ones are pretty easy to diy. Just be careful you don't scratch the picture (or the mat if you can help it) when you take it apart and take apart. Get the box store to cut the glass. Measure the sheet of glass if possible, if you have to measure from rabbit to rabbit remember there's about an 1/8th inch of play allowed. When you reassemble it make sure you slowly tighten each corner at the same time as it's diagonal and watch to make sure the corners are flush and fitted.
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>>65580835
>>65601529
Oh and this is important. There are u shaped springs on the inside of those frames that keep tension on the board inside behind the artwork holding the whole thing together. You will need to take those out prior to disassembling it, a flat head screwdriver will do it. They'll be the last thing you put in when you reassemble it.

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>>65596238
Yeah, just paint it red because red things go faster. Give it flames and it'll reach at least Mach 6
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>>65599620
Sure, but also they set time and distance records with her and inlet physics are what they are.
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>>65596275
so why didnt the chinese do it at the time? too busy killing sparrows and dying of starvation by the millions?
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>>65601254
Do the Chinese still trade dead children so they will not be embarrassed by eating their own relatives, or do they just say "Fuck it" now?

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where can i read about the engineering that goes in modern firearm/tanks/jets/...?
the working process behind how they figured out stuff like the flintlock or the wheelock is also appreciated.
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if there is also a book on wing geometry and aerodinamics that would be appreciated.
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>>65601261
Start with The Gun and Its Development by W. W. Greener for the flintlock through percussion cap/early cartridge era. It went through 7+ editions, basically in the late 1800s period
https://archive.org/details/gunitsdevelopmen00greerich/page/n9/mode/2up

Afterward, do The Machine Gun by George M. Chinn which comes in four volumes, starting in the 1950s.

For tanks, do Technology of Tanks by Richard M. Ogorkiewicz (Jane’s, 1991).
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>>65601404
thx, do you also have anything on sword smithing and its evolution
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>>65601413
It's not as good as the others, which were written for professionals and highly interested laymen; but Swords & Hilt Weapons by Michael D. Coe is a good intro.

whats the armour penetration on this thing(the shaped charge)?
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>>65599377
steel is cheap, silicon is expensive
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>>65596860
It is quite annoying that they never bothered to make a triple rack for the E/F/G/J/K high explosive variant.
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>>65596860
Don't worry about it chang.
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>>65601360
i mean yeah, no aircraft carrying one of that has the endurance and survivability to get anywhere near chinese water.
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>>65597945
Mala-mute.
Point.

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Do a lot of soldiers go insane and into the woods during war
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>>65601131
He wouldn't go insane if that were to be true
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>>65599899
On Xbox or PlayStation?
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>>65600532
>Every single American male is over 40 and has been through at least one divorce
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>>65599999
>webm
i will just embrace and jump off head first and die in that situation
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>>65601390
embrace death

Daisy 499B is by far my favorite target practice BB gun oat
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>>65599926
I hunt rabbits with my Seneca dragonfly. You really don’t need more than a 177 pellet.
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>>65600484
Yeah I taught my self to shoot ambi with them when I was a teen.
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>>65599853
You'll shoot your eye out kid
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>>65601027
Wrong model. That was a Red Ryder. Which I had as a kid and did not shoot my eye out. If you muzzle loaded it you could shoot pins with roughly-bb-sized heads out of it.
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>>65600974
Dude, based. I might have to pick me up one. A friend let me shoot his BB gun months back and was a lot of fun shooting coke cans filled with water.

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CF/A-44 Nosferatu is a sixth-generation carrier-based stealth aircraft developed by Canada. Its renowned for its distinct, powerful arsenal and high mobility with its 4th dimensional engine nozzles and unique control surfaces. It has destroyed multiple Texan National Guard Air units in battles over Montana during the Texas -Canada border wars.
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>>65594607
It's simply because no woman on Earth could resist them and the person in charge of prohibiting building in the arctic was a woman.
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>>65595084
why not Alucard?
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>estocuckian tech
Emmeria forever sit and spin assholes, Talisman blew you a new one in an F-15.
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>>65594588
I prefer the FA-36
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>>65594466
Fuck Diefenbaker.

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Why do Russian jet designs struggle so much against their Western counterparts?
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>>65600949
Still have subpar engines and coatings.
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>>65599782
The Russians have so many lovely sayings, it's a shame they have to be such a shit on the global stage. I think they (or maybe it was Hungary) have the best variation on the phrase "have your cake and eat it too" which goes something to the effect of "thinking you're bound for heaven with a cock in your ass'
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>>65601190
I know this is /k/ and any opinion which deviates from the consensus is branded as "shilling" but this is just untrue, they've come a long way since Soviet/Russian imports and copies.
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>>65593532
When you are friends with everyone, you are friends with no one.
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>>65599744
>Invading Forces: Led by the Soviet Union, joined by troops from Poland, Bulgaria, and Hungary (with East German units ordered to halt just before crossing, and Romania and Albania refusing to participate)
>refusing to participate
>Albania strongly condemned the August 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia and officially withdrew from the Warsaw Pact the following month
>officially withdrew
>from the Warsaw Pact
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8_zQo4wtNI
You sure are smart and knowledgeable in the intricacies of Cold War history.
Also I commend your 300 confirmed kills.

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I just built myself up a new G26X. It's become my favorite new carry piece and I want ammo to go with it.

I already cast my own subsonic loads for suppressed use. I use Lee's 147gr FP bullet, hardcast into water, and powder coat it to prevent lead fouling. Great load that's preformed great in all my guns, including my G26. However, a hardcast bullet at 800fps (out of my 10.5" AR9, which would be even lower out of my baby glock) isn't great for self defense. I wondered if I softcast them if that would make for a better self defense round that should mushroom in any would be ne'er-do-well.

I like shooting at least 50 rounds out of my carry gun a week, and defensive ammo is still too expensive for that kind of practice.

Just want to know if this idea is bunk before I test it. Anyone who tries to cast safely knows it takes some setup and time and I just don't want to waste too much time if my instincts are way off.

>Note:
My G26X has no official glock parts, including a non-polygonal rifled barrel. So, it does work well with cast bullets.
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You could try, but you really don't want TOO soft lead, you'd get too much expansion and it'd rob you of way too much penetration to be worth it.

This is why S&W discontinued those older Nyclad hollowpoint rounds (pic related), they were using a softly alloyed lead intended to lower the expansion threshold from short barrels, and it did that, even created really good expansion, but it had a disastrous effect on penetration, made wounds very shallow.
There's certain old boomers on some forums who think they were outlawed or politically pressured out of the market, and that they were secretly super bullets, but no, they were simply just a bad product which sucked.
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>>65600230
Why softcast when you can swaaaaage
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>>65600353
Envious of that Colt Detective. I deeply wish for 2 of them with antler grips, Same as Sammy Davis Jr. In Robbo and the 7 Hoods.
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>>65600230
It's definitely a thing. I wouldn't go so far as to call it soft cast but adjusting your BH to tailor expansion with cast projectiles is a fairly common thing among the cast bullet crowd. If you look around some forums there's a good bit of info out there on it. Casting your FP so soft it expands well and doesn't over penetrate would be an interesting experiment but you'd probably be better off getting a HP mold and casting them only a bit softer so that you don't have to worry about excessive leading.

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how would /k/ blow up one of this?
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What are some other fun /k/ anime?
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>>65599588
Ask /ak/?
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>>65599588

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I saw some cheap AKs there
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>>65600830
>t.broke retard
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A PSA PA-15 is suitable for 90% of rifle owners (round count <1k/yr, never shooting past 200m, exists in air conditioning)
A PSA Sabre-15 is plenty good enough for 99% of gun owners (round count never past 2k/yr, never shooting past 400m, incidental exposure to actual dust, ice, mud)

Legit H&Ks, LMTs, top-to-bottom Geisseles starting at the $3k very seriously look like indulgences
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>>65599796
PSA guns are absolutely fine and great for the money. People that say otherwise are simply overspenders defending hipster logic.
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>>65599796
>Redpill me on Palmetto State Arsenal
they don't work
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PSA AKs are actual dog shit man. Save up for a Zastava like >>65599800 said or get a real man's gun (Arsenal)


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