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viet briefcase gun
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>>62786351
AI slop, look at her hands.
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>>62786385
>AI slop, look at her hands.
Hands are fine if a bit mannish. I think you're being paranoid. Look, I know sloppa is getting good now but you can't start second-guessing the nature of every single image. That way leads to schizophrenia.
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>>62786385
fucking troglodyte, that picture WAY predates AI
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>>62783205
>Will never be able to wrap my arms around a QT girl and pull her into my my ballistically protected embrace
Why even live
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>>62786385
hello gen..... whatever is younger than gen z
this image has filtered you.
please go away and return when you are over 18

this picture is old enough that it was from a magazine

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I need suspenders-like detective shoulder holsters, and FAST! What is the most convincing, detective-y kind of shoulder holster's I can get?

Where do I order some? What style should I get?

It's for disco elysium cosplay. /cgl/ told me to come here.
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>>62784642
its kinda was considering they are worn wrong in pretty much every media depiction. instead of high and tight its low and swinging for cool factor.
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>>62784705
>K.L. Null holsters
Interesting
>available in black and white, no clear
Damn.
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>>62784749
Citation required.
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OP here.

Tell me the most detective-ass leather I can get
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>>62787782
No.

>Rsnge millenial took his musket(rifled) replica
>No sight
>At 100 yards
>Nailed every shoot
Do you realy need a sight to shoot?
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>>62787736
>need
No
Also OP is a fucking retard and should ask random questions in >>62782706

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Discuss clubs
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>>62783379
>why would they need a sheath
Fashion. Seriously.
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>>62783379
>why would they need a sheath?
cutfag poastin' in a unmutilated thread
ywnharp
>(You) Will Never Have An Real Penis

You wouldn't know how to keep it clean, anyway.
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>>62783371
In the club, we are all family.
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Is the gunstock war club the ultimate form of war club?
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>>62783492
This. It's absolutely ridiculous but made city guards feel important.

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No operator thread in sight.
I'm looking for a specific black and white pic of what looks to be some 80's cops in civilian clothing standing next to a vehicle armed
Have John Wayne with a Mac 10.
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the original double stack 1911
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>>62779996
Doesn't get more retro operator than the Boers during the Boer wars
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>>62786988 based sequential digits
> Boers
Looks like "hold stripper clip" was in fashion then.
> front row, left to right
> stripper clip in rifle, left thumb on stripper clip
> right hand on stripper clip in bandolier
> stripper clip in rifle, left thumb on stripper clip
> right hand on stripper clip in bandolier
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>>62785847
holy shit thank you anon

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>Russian soldier running down a trenchline up near the front
>Some sort of strange looking, scopeless rifle in hand with some leather sling
>Dies
So what was he carrying? A mosin? Why’s the furniture all weird? Is it a sporterized one? Video below.
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>>62787259
>Right but if you take a 1960s AR and then manufacture it around the M4 pattern you kind of miss some of the details
Right, and then there were 1990s reforms, fall of soviet bloc and freedom to buy guns from the West, including ARs. Lots of FSB specops have been using western gear in 2000s since our own counterparts were kinda subpar back then.
>trying to reverse engineering off a Vietnam era M16 would be less likely than just importing a batch of 10 or so modern ARs and reverse engineering those.
Correct. And that's how it happened. A couple of western modern ARs, a batch of Norinko's abominations, the georgian Bushmasters - there was a plenty of material to learn from.


I wish we would actually import more Winchester M70 rifles before it all began, then the situation with getting a proper CRF rifle wouldn't be so dire. Nobody makes CRF rifles here, and import from Europe has mostly dried out over the sanctions. Czechs are still exporting rifles here, but they ceased the manufacturing of 550s.
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>>62787178
>Not going to happen, most of those 1895s are in museums or movie studio arsenals. Civilians won't sacrifice anything as valuable
I don't think they'll have much of a choice if they're in Russia and the government show up to take them. Arguing with the goons sounds a lot like volunteering for meat wave duty.
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>>62787319
>I don't think they'll have much of a choice
Don't be stupid, russian government is not omnipotent, and civilian gun ownership is not really a thing they want to kill right now. Gun control doesn't mean gun prohibition, and government is quite in control right now, or so it seems to them. It's not 1918 anymore and there's enough industrial power to supply the troops without resorting to confiscating weapons.
Unless we're talking about people who lost their gun ownership rights for various reasons like criminal prosecution (criminals aren't allowed to own arms) or declining health (there are some health-related regulations, a friend of mine is not considered healthy enough anymore so he had either to sell his shotgun or surrender it to government for scrapping).
Right now there are tales from the news that the government is taking the shotguns they confiscated from poachers and send them to the front for drone defense. So, expect to see people on the front with MP-155s, Mossbergs and other guns like that.
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>>62783662
>ruslims now have to use WW2 looted rifles
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>>62781827
>>62781834
A berdan rifle converted to a shotgun?

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Just picked up pic related today, it shoots so well and the heavy fixed barrel makes me want to throw a can on it what ammo will go subsonic out of it's 5.5 inch barrel?
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>>62777683
That's my favorite gun of all time
I love mine so much
>>62777893
the barrel on that gun makes the ammo about a 50/50 chance of being super or sub with standard ass 500 rd box ammo
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>>62780835
I don't like these, they feel cheaper than the ruger
Another thing I don't like is how hard it is to cock it with a fallen hammer, takes a lot of force to overcome the hammer spring and there isn't much purchase on that bolt also the mk4 comes apart in literally seconds with no tools
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>>62777893
>>62777905
>>62777928
Anything over CCI SV is supersonic in my TX22 Competition (5.25") which means pretty much all bulk or anything under 40gr is. But only some random shots of HV bulk are supersonic out of my 4" TX22. BBTI isn't 100% accurate for me, ~4.5" seems to be the cutoff for most "1,250 fps" bulk being subsonic. Dunny why

>>62777683
CCI Standard Velocity should be, but I don't know another "low" velocity ammo as cheap. There are lots of subsonic loads but typically they are 5 cents more per round at least, some double. 5.5" is right on the cusp at near sea level, if you aren't at low elevation even CCI SV might not be subsonic

Very pretty gun btw
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just finished to reverse engineer a .22LR magazine for a pistol without one i picked up
more than 100h of work, about the same in machine time to print the prototypes
homemade spring from piano wires
cost 0.80€ to make instead of 85€ to buy one from the (now closed) factory
i may share sources for the 500L of openscad kludge i have for this
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What are some of the best looking .22 handguns?
My new range has a nifty looking rimfire steel setup and I want to get something to plink with, but since .22's all run like ass regardless, I want something that I can look at and feel cool.

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You are shot with rifle ball ammo. Are you better off hoping it icepicks through you retaining most of its energy or would you prefer to slow it down at the risk of making the slug deform and lodge itself inside by using pistol rated soft armor?
The clock is ticking!
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>>62786706
If I'm wearing pistol rated ammo odds are I'm being engaged by someone close enough for the round to reliably fragment, so I'll take the armor because I don't think icepicking is likely.
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>would you like kevlar fibers getting pulled into your gunshot wound

Try it OP.
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>>62786706
Having tested this myself, pistol rated kevlar barely slows down rifle rounds. They go through like it isn't there at all.
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>>62786706
Like >>62787202 said, this won't happen, but to entertain your question, it's actually not very clear-cut. The lethality of a weapon depends entirely and solely on what internal organs it damages. A .22 that nicks the aortic arch means game over. A .50 cal that plows straight through the lung will of course need to be patched, but won't be any more dangerous than any other round passing through it. Cavitation may or may not cause meaningful damage, but in general, it's less of a problem than everyone thinks it is.

The question of velocity and fragmentation and tumbling is, how much damage can it actually cause? Organs are surrounded by sheathes of connective tissue of varying strength, meaning they're potentially going to stop a low-energy fragment in its tracks. A tumbling bullet or fragment will strike more structures, yes, but that doesn't always mean it will do more internal damage than a high-velocity round punching straight through. And, these will not be able to punch through bone, though this matters rarely in combat casualties (a femoral or vertebral fracture are the only ones I can think of that would be a big problem and also resistant to a round that fragmented or tumbled internally)

I think it depends on where you get shot. In the thorax, I'd probably prefer to avoid as much fragmentation and tumbling as possible. Elsewhere, maybe not.
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>>62786706
Better to have armor than none. A rifle round is generally supersonic so you end up with hydrostatic shock adding it's velocity to tissue damage. Having a bullet lodged inside you sucks but it also means it isn't exploding out your back so you're only bleeding through a 0.30 inch hole.

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K bros need help making my mind up.
For context I live in a shitty third world country which has really strict gun laws, just finished a military career and became an officer, so I unlocked guns; however, getting a gun is still a long and painful process, (I need aproval of my commanding officer, fill a shit ton of forms, pay taxes to register a weapon, plus other shitty gun control shennanigans)
I can buy guns with my branch (the navy) or go to the army shop which has a bit more variety.
The catalogue of the navy is kinda unknown to me because I have to travel to the capital where the main Headquarters and the gunshop is.
On the army menu I have the options of buying
-Canik SFX (Wanted a TP9 but sold out)
-Glock 17 (ew)
-Taurus TH9
-Taurus TS9
-Springfield XD-M
-IWI Masada
-IWI Jericho II (Enhanced)
-Taurus G3
-M1911 .380 ACP (lmao)
on the navy gunshop I know I can buy Sig which is like the go-to brand, problem is they pretty much only sell SIG guns.

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Some extra context.
Buying from the army's shop (which is the wider catalogue) is quite a chore.
I need to get extra documentation such as a house bill (electricity, water services, taxes, etc) with my name as the propietary of the house, or a written letter from my house keeper telling them that he/she is okay with me introducing a gun to the house (kek), plus a letter of my commanding officer telling them that I'm a good boy, and not a crazed future gunman, plus additional fees that take around 3 months on getting approved, just because I'm from another branch of the military.
So I'll probably go for the P226, since I just gotta go to the navy's shop, present my ID and the signed authorization from my CO, and boom, new gun.
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>>62778025
>1911 in 380
that is a little kek worthy
please do the "muh 2 worlds wars" shit as well
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>>62778025
what about a tx22 just for fun?
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>>62784877
I'd buy it just for the kek but it's fookin overpriced af, it's aroudn $6,000 usd which is way too much just for a .380acp, there's also a .38 super avaliable for the same price.
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>>62786733
>$6,000 usd
Jesus Christ

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I want to know how Lockheed martin like companies get started. Links to documentry, videos or papers will be appreciated. Need as much knowledge as I can get. No BS please
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>>62786780
The block of text had been laid out so as to deliver an initial read of the stennos, but also as the pairs were assigned and removed, and the block of text rotated 90 degrees, it would then deliver another read of stennos

Here is where they planned to kill Frank Wisner after the murder of Frank Fish.

You can tell that there is a massive operation going on, as they are looking to take control over these developments in scientific research into aeronautics and human genetics, both showing up in scientific journals and magazines at the same time, being harnessed from the research at this base.

Having an Alien Craft and Alien Being(s) that were used for the research.
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>>62786807
OP asked how do you open up their own company.....lol

Find their ciphers, find their mines, harvest gold, and invest in a location in the middle of nowhere and get to work designing and manufacturing new aircraft and weaponry.

Get a few contracts, and turn into one of the most hated companies in the world.

But in order to do so you would have to know how to find their mines, an endless source of wealth.

They were nice enough to carve a huge arrow on the outside on a slab that you can barely see from the base of the hike up to it's entrance, but when you get closer, you find that there are two aliens carved faintly into the slab of rock.

I enhanced the color in the image so you can see them...two large greys.
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>Locksneed Fartin
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I appreciate the hardwork for writing about mines, JP morgan story, Area 51 and all. Can we connect any way?
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lockheed and honeywell love deboosting their own pensions. you could poach their employees if you offered competitive benefits

I want to add a dump pouch to my belt and I am 100% out of molle slots. either I need to ditch a canteen or I need a pouch that hangs below a mag pouch or attaches via velcro. who makes a pouch like that that isn't $60? Basically I want pic related but don't want to spend $60
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>>62782682
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07VSNQ1F5?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

This is the best designed dump pouch I've ever used.

Also why do you have a canteen on your belt lol that's not something you'll need with urgency. Put that in your pack.
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>>62780549
where in COD do I equip my dump pouch and what does it do?
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Just zip tie it on bro
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>>62787136
>EXCELLENT ELITE SPANKER
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>>62787238
Theres also a pretty decent Surefire knockoff from a brand called Assletes

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/our/dreadnought isn't doing so hot...
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>>62755486
Someone should just flat-out head over there and shoot him in the head.
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>>62777141
Thankfully fast food prices have risen
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>>62755486
Lol
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>>62784876
alright lad, let the thread rest.
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>>62784963
Ok

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Last out from my trip up north, here are some photos from the museum of the F21 fighter wing in Luleå.

First out is the S 29 gate guard a bit outside.
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>>62777310
Those Lapland boots were something else, too bad the Finns didn't mass produce them.
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>>62776074

Its cringe, its de/dem, not "dom".
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>>62776729
>>62776736
>>62776743
>>62776772
I love the aesthetics of the Draken it's just such an unusual design
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>>62777260
What is this? A training device?
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>>62785758
Let's not confuse the conscripts.

>>62786431
Either that or bits ripped out of a scrapped plane for museum use I guess.

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Range Stories, Self-defense Stories. Military Stories, Humor Thread
>greentexts to chase away the void
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blood mushrooms
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>>62781172
I think they are trying to psyop people into not an heroing because "someone's watching"
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>>62780458
> be me
> go to range
> steel target stand is busted so I just lean it on rock sitting on the berm
> fire moist nugget
> struct in the chest a second later by my own ricochet
> deformed bullet stuck in jacket
It's a good think it skipped off the ground in front of me before hitting me and I was all bundled up because it was below freezing.
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>>62785036
had a similar experience
>shooting friend's black powder muskets and a few of my rifles
>had the range to ourselves for 2 or so hours
>old guy pulls up, introduces himself
>has some kind of bolt action, IIRC Ruger American
>says he has a steel target he's gonna setup
>surewhateveryousaybro.png
>call range cold and wait for old guy to set up steel
>throws a dented to shot AR500 plate (like the kind that would go in a plate carrier) on the ground at the berm 100 yards away
>we chuckle at this a little
>he says he's ready, calls range hot, and starts shooting at the steel, manages to miss twice before finally ringing it.
>ricochet flies back over our heads, making cowboy noises
>he sheepishly apologizes to us and leaves, leaving his plate out there.
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>>62780458
>>62780505
>Range Stories
Okay.
>Go to range
>Am excited to go shoot my shiny new gun
>Arrive at range
>Range is closed
>Sad
>Go home
Next time I'll check their opening hours.

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https://x.com/war_noir/status/1850591385625477360
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>>62781848
>cobble together a chink raspberry pi clone and some commercial sensors
I R an EE
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>>62781137
Do (you) know what homemade means, shitass?
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>>62785183
also, iran would no doubt get more hits, and more effective ones at that, if they were the ones doing it. houthis have limited data to work with, which is why they mostly rely on fighters in boats to radio back the location of the ships.

houthis are fighting exactly the same as they did against the coalition led by saudi arabia. they just have some anti-ship ballistic missiles, which don't work as well when you don't have updated real-time data on the moving target.
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>>62784709
Have you not been paying attention to the amount of Iranian weapons ending up in Ukraine? It's intercepted shipments being sent there.
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>>62785630
Hmm


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