I see its only a "2 pin", but its also a different mechanism altogether so can it handle a g23 slide if i threw one on and shot .40 and .357 sig out of it?
>>64474162Based yeah poster
>>64474162Good enough for me, ill get one then
>>64474143Idk but if I were you I'd just get a glock 23. They cost like like 350$-400$ these days. If you want to
>>64475872Glock just discontinued EVERYTHING in advance of introducing their switch-incompatible "V series". Glocks are getting scalped online for like a grand and up, it's crazy.
>>64475880True but the LE trade-ins in .40 are still cheapish for the time being.>mfw the glockalypse causes .40 s&w to become popular again because everybody buys up the cheap cop guns.
how often was the .50cal jeep used in WW2?every rifle company had a jeep with .50cal on it in the weapons squad, but its officially meant for light AA dutydid they just drive the jeep to the frontline and keep the gun pointed at the sky or did they keep it in reserve and then drive it to the front when they got reports of enemy planes?
>>64467372>A shit box unarmored jeep on the front lines is generally not a good idea.humans were pretty unarmoured as well
>>64468051Bruh. It's basically a technical. Those have proven time and again to be effective against infantry.
>>64475681in any case, it wasnt uncommon for people to either use the gun it came with or else attach their own guns to it for combat most jeeps didnt come with a gun as issued, just the mount, but it isnt rare to find photos of them with all sorts of guns attached
>>64467241these things are fucking insane in arma reforger, you just park in a bush watching a road and receive free logi kils
>>64467868just sit in some defilade
Perfection
>>64474937It's a tough choice for me, because while I'm somehow not a carpenter, my father, brother, uncle, cousins, and grandfather are literally all actual carpenters by trade. I spent years as a kid doing wood work so I'm actually competent, but just went another way professionally.If I don't put down wood it feels like I'm going to catch endless shit for it from five different grown-ass adult men every time I have family over until I'm fucking dead.They already give me grief on the reg for buying a prefab staircase kit for my second floor instead of spooling my own bannister posts up on pop's lathe, I can only imagine the horror they'll note about being forced to walk on ceramic.
>>64475428If they've done any flooring in the last 20 years then they'll know all the hardwood available outside of insanely overpriced highend stuff is a pine core with an oak veneer, which is even worse than doing tile. If pop wants to grab some 5/4 oak boards and mill them down for you (which would still be spendy, running $5 a board foot for the cheapest at my local sawmill) then do wood, otherwise modern wood flooring options are garbage.
>>64474770>spend money on meme uppers instead.Absolutely valid life choice.As for the floors, what >>64474937 said. I've put in so many modern "wood" floors, and they ain't shit. It feels criminal that some of them are even being sold. Corkwood would hold up better. A solid tile cover with a light grey/tan grout (white grout has to be cleaned constantly) will last for decades. I helped put the tiles in at my folks' place back in '06 and it still looks brand new.
>>64466657>no opticalso don't those carbines not work very well?
>>64475688Nah the 11.5" ones are fine for the most part. Just don't use shitty or low power ammo and it'll run like a top.The OG cutdowns might have had problems because the gas port wasn't sized right, but that's just about the only real problem.
Thoughts on the AR RPK/Light support Weapon?
>>64471868How could they? The marines clearly ate up all the purple crayons already and everyone knows those are the ones that make you more smarterer. No but seriously they have traded places in my mind with how utterly retarded the army has been with their acquisitions lately.
>>64472840>Militias can basically do real squad tactics now.lollmao
>>64472900>he read the HK brochure guysTo cap off your midwittery, "sustained fire" does not apply here
>>64471844Ubiquity has a value all its own, add in the FRT thing and they're great by default since they're so available. If we're ignoring that and comparing them against actual purpose made competitors within the context of military use then they're pretty shit.
>>64471844>direct inpingement Into the trash it goes....
This guy is causing trouble in your neighborhood, and you have to take him down. What's your loadout?Hard mode: your gun choice is limited to civilian small arms you would find in a small town gun shop in 1978
>>64467492Based Velma enjoyer
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>>64474179bitch shut the fuck up you faggot ass piece of shit, im also the guy who posts handguns held with a glove you stalking little nigger.
>>64467451My current carry gun a .40 USP. >Hard mode1897 with speed loader and bayonet.
>>64474273>whatever scares rob zombie the most?Writing a character that isn't white trash
Ruger GP100 or Beretta M9?Pick one.
>>644689371911
>>64471995Hi-Power
>>64472055Hi-Point: )
>>64452600I’ve always been a fan of the “wild-eyed southern boys”.
Does anyone know of a surefire way to buy an Italian-made M9? Seems like it's a coin flip whether you get one made from Italy or US.
OLD THREAD: >>64455816https://github.com/rcc11/4chan-sounds-player>Simulate schizophrenic auditory hallucinations with the sound player plugin!I may be too busy playing crusader kings 3 and seizing the mandate of heaven to cook dinner, but I'm not too busy to make a foxu thread
>>64475378BUT I FUCKING HATE GACHA!
>>64475393Now I just need to find a man in California not selling a Yugo SKS for 5,000 dollars>>64475400I have a printed picture of her that I keep in the harness of my helmet or pocket of my field jacket
>>64475409You know you could just build your own Yugo AK? I’m pretty sure California doesn’t restrict parts kits, so you should be fine so long as you build it as a feature compliant rifle.
>>64475440I'll see, maybe the European market guy can hook me up with some Zastava parts kits and a free bottle of Rajika when I donate more than 20 dollars to the church thing
New bread, merry Christmas!>>64475517>>64475517>>64475517>>64475517>>64475517
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>>64474946good
Saw a poor condition Springfield 1855 Maynard tickertape for $200. Shoulda took it home. Was gone 15 minutes later.
>>64474917Nope.
Why are all Siamese mausers missing cleaning rod?
>>64474783You don’t say? I glanced at one of the brokerage sites for a quarter minute and that was around or a little less than what they were priced at
We Just solved tunnel warfare
>>64471951>throws the knife into the ground and poses the carcass, then pulls out his phone to take a picture
>>64467110Are you quoting a German officer from circa mid-20th century?
>>64469658No stupid goy, you will speak *our* noble language which may be phonetically indistinguishable from those inbred palestinians' but that's because you're racist
>>64465440>>64467435wheres Saddam Hussein?
>>64465222Carlos!
Which is the best shotgun for home defense?
>>64466972Yes I sold him the gun
>>64466834>buckshot>buckthey've been harvesting deer up to 100 yards out for a long time with buckshotits just not nice, unpredictable, and you may not find the deer that dies days laterback in the day people were more desperate to get that buck for food or what not, hence the buckshot to increase the chances
>>64467279Based weapons propagator and not being speciesist toward our feline fun apprecianatos.
>>64462873Nice vibe
Shotguns aren't memes for home defense. You're just gay.
Are there any major targets that actually could face nuclear bombardment during an exchange in Canada in the modern era? The Russians likely would have gone after oil production in the central provinces but are there any modern targets worth hitting in a modern nuclear exchange?
>>64460260Toronto, Ottawa, and all of Quebec. Flatten those with nuclear hellfire and you’ll clean up the majority of the browns and gay retards here. Shit, we’ll pay you to do it.
>>64474968A bear tripped an alarm trying to sneak onto a nuke base during the cuban missile crisis and the USAF went full retard thinking it was spetsnaz trying to do a decapitation strike and ordered the bombers airborne.Fuck them furry little bastards.
>>64460260They will refrain from hitting the population centers because that would kill off the biological weapons already rampaging through your country. Brampton is the safest place to be in this scenario.
>>64469003What was this about exactly?
>>64460260Hardisty would pretty much shut down the heavy oil export industry in Canada, stopping 3-4 million barrels a day.I'm guessing they'd hit that. And where the enbridge corridor crosses the border for everything else
Go on guys also rate mine
>>64469691Stop being a pog and embrace the fact that the whole point of being in the military is getting to shoot cool guns and blow shit up. Being a pog wont help you outside of the military any more than being a grunt will. Go shoot a 240 for a living, its good for the soul
>>64455151holy shit when did they make the actual game
ISOLATEDhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVWlkeulH_g
Innawoods for a 3 day weekend.Would /k/ go innawoods for SHTF?
My sleepy time home defence set up
performatively caring too much about gun realism has made it impossible for this to exist anymore. no more dudes wearing motorcycle pads and goggles carrying stockless MP5Ks spraying from the hip.it will be c-clamping and stuffy, unfun tactical shooting forever.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JduZfzHhAd4
>>64471377Just replying to deepen the dog pile a little, must be rough not having a single male friend
>>64471146I think this is why we're starting to see a resurgence in retro AR15s. Everyone was desperate to replicate some tier negative 2 VANTA black ops high speed oper8tor and now that everyone has a short barrel AR with LPVO, silencer, PEQ 15 and light hooked up to pressure pads and decked out in gucci gear furniture people are bored with it. The trend will pass eventually and some years from now people will look back with embarrassment that they were getting geared up like soldiers despite the fact that they would fail the PT test horribly.
>>64471377I identify police flashlights in movies from the '70s and '80s, but then my tastes run towards the specific.
>>64473704>What I'm saying is that back in the day you could sell the audience absolute bullshit.It's not like the man on the street actually knows more now though. They just insist on the most sanitized, predictable, safe imagery for everything. They want the soldier guys to say whisky tango and use an AR-15 because that doesn't set off alarm bells in their head, not because they actually know anything about this.Also the bullshit was frequently more fun. Every B movie is boring as hell now, with the exact same BMX gear costumes. This fucking sucks.
>>64474503This was one of the things that lead to the weird gun behavior on Walking Dead. They had children on the set around guns, even USING guns. The rules on the set plus the insurance costs would have been crazy if the guns were real, or even modified blanks-only ones, so they were often just replicas and the gunfire was CGI. Thatd be all AMC needed, for Enid to get shot during a take, like Brandon Lee or something.
How would you defend this Castle from a thousand negroes with Aks and light mortars?
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>>64468529As is becoming increasingly clear: yes, racism is necessary.
>>64469072An isolated country versus two politically motivated armed resistance groups with the financial backing of the Russians and Chinese and 50 times as many men
>>64466715Hunting expeditions from the castle just got a bit spicier. Alas, they're not edible.
>>64466715I'd give every defender an AK and set up a few light mortar teams to cover the likely avenues of attack. Without knowing the negro armaments nor their plan it's tough to say much more.
a.k.a. euro central.This is a thread meant for discussion of draconian gun control practices seen all over the world and overcoming them.No one /pol/ cares about guns and discussing technicalities with them proved rather funny, they claim you can EASILY make industrial grade brass forming machinery and make ammo casings.Now, on topic: the question of regulating self-loading and repeating arms comes down to the ammo.It is evidently true that it is impossible to restrict primitive single shot weapons and primitive repeating arms (primitive repeating arms being cap and ball revolvers and revolving rifles, absolutely possible to do since it's viable to make caps at home from thin metal)But it is more than enough to ban the ammo casings to restrict the availability of self-loading weapons, because you need conventional ammo.We are assuming a worst case scenario where the state actually does their job, the black market is nonexistent and filled with feds. Basically, it's impossible for the average man to get a hold of ammo casings.I myself am Russian and have a ton of spent ammo casings sitting on my table right now. I have also successfully reloaded spent primers and reprimed those casings proving that it is viable, if a bit time consuming to make near factory grade ammo at home. I'm a bit afraid to link the exact compounds, but I believe people here already know them, I for example used the WW1 (the corrosive one), it worked well.But what if I was in Brazil? In brazil, ammo casings are regulated, blank guns (easily converted to fire live ammo) and blank ammo is banned too, and while it's true the crime is high and you can get a gun via black market, let's assume the state works. Actually, Japan is a great example: ammo casings are regulated, hence the assassin used an electrically primed double barrel pistol.CONT.
>>64469836>More importantly, why use brass? Why not cardboard tubes?Brass is just easier. Copper washed or lacquered steel has also been used. Cardboard would be more difficult to eject. It may not act as a complete seal between the chamber and the bolt. Not insurmountable problems, but you'll be the one figuring them out.Paper was used to make black powder "cartridges". But you didn't just chuck it in a chamber and fire, there were time consuming steps involved. If you have a revolver design and don't mind replacing the entire cylinder as a reload, cardboard can be ejected later when you have more time. Depends on what you're willing to put up with.
>>64361675>repeating arms comes down to the ammo.There's been demonstrated prototypes of electrically ignited ammunition with 3d printed casings. A paper cartridge is an alternative, as is using a revolver cylinder system. Lots of reliability work remains, but it does work as more than the muzzleloader Shinzo Abe blaster.Honorable mention to handheld lasers being more than powerful enough to cause instant permanent blindness and second degree burns.
>>64407908peak Leiria activities on display here
>>64361675for ammo you’re pretty much limited to blackpowder faggotry which you should be able to mix yourself. you can load cartridges with it in lieu of smokeless but its dirtier and less powerful. primers? shit good luck I dunno. slugs can be made of copper or lead or anything softer than the barrel material. assuming the gun is rifled you should care about that, dont fire scrap iron out of your gun or something retarded like that. thats about all i know
>>64425380>because of the material wealth and proserity of the USA in the last 100 yearshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_(1946)Nobody gives a fuck about what you lived through, not least because you're a paddy. We're discussing how to manufacture firearms, not policy.
