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Yo bros what’s a common enough double barrel that’s affordable and durable? They’re like 3x the price of a Maverick 88 and I’ll see the fancy ones that boomers like for thousands of dollars.
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>>65643132
kek i own some random dude's name brand spanish-made shotgun that and i've put everything thru it
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>>65640110
It was actually an Izh-18. I plan on keeping it forever.
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>>65637341
>common enough double barrel that’s affordable and durable
If you want a beater then whatever US market dogshit you can find at a price you can tolerate, they're all equally crap.
If you actually want a nice gun you're going to be looking for an AyA No.3, that's an A&D boxlock ejector made by pretty good Spanish H&H knock-offers with a solid reputation. US pricing is fucky but you should find one in the 5-800 area. There's also the Yeoman model which should be a touch cheaper but not as nice, that's a clumsy gun for assassinating crows. Still better than a cheap US SxS though.
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>>65641540
You don't NEED it you want it
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>>65645640
Wrong.

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Previous Thread >>65479213

Continuing from last thread, as you know the rules, Post your Items and prices of what you want to sell
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I have one of the Arsenal AR-M12F factory SBRs, around 400(?) rounds of 7.62x39mm, and a set of Bulgarian surplus furniture and some optics mounts up on TacSwap. Currently on the brink of homelessness so while I have around 3k in it, I'm letting it go for 2.5k. Help a /k/ommando in need?
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>>65638210
Location?
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>>65642851
Location?
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>>65642882
>>65642936
Check
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>>65642882
California Bay Area

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>An Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF) F-14A Tomcat (3-6072) pictured before takeoff for a patrol mission in recent nights.

Post your swing wings
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>>65644625
Hell yeah, fucking over the French is always worthy of praise.
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>>65644630
To be fair, much of what was given to al-Qaeda was given by Pakistan rather than the US directly, and Salafism is pretty much entirely on Saudi Arabia, the Saudis themselves being the fault of the British for not supporting the Hejaz.
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>>65644630
Thank you for the answer anon, I know about as much about geopolitics as this board knows about guns.
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>>65642881
Yea, yea, nigger, this conveniently F-15 shaped rudder was just teleported into Iran.

Not reading the rest of your ESL drivel.
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>>65644625
Friendly reminder than America is winning so hard that their strongest offensive in the past month was to blow up a cargo ship and let the IRGC down a dozen more irreplacable MQ-9s.

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Its not that bad, and in fact its quite good.
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>>65638595
That's the problem, they just aren't reliable though. I'm not sure where you're getting that info. The entirety of 1/1AD had issues with them the entire time I was there. 4-70th had and still has, along with the other bats, horrible readiness rates.
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>>65639747
APC: M113
IFV: M113 with a cannon
MBT: M113 with extra-armor and a 105mm gun
AA: M113 with a rotary cannon and missile launcher
SPG: M113 with howitzer and outriggers
TD: M113 with ATGMs
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>>65639973
>I'm not sure where you're getting that info.
been operating 2-smoke detroits my whole life in trucking and agriculture. tens of thousands of hours. they are leaky, weak, and loud but they run fine as long as you do the basic checks like keeping oil in them.
could just be the way the army operates them. they find all sorts of interesting ways to make dead-nuts reliable gear not work. like when they found a way to kill the roosamaster pumps in 6.2/6.5L detroits in the humvees by running only JP-8 in them.
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>in fact its quite good
Always has been
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Test.

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>no one sells a falling block or martini henry action in 20 gauge with a rifled barrel that's not like $7,000
this is suffering
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>>65640177
you don't make above minimum wage, fatso
I will stop using 4chan at work, when work starts paying as much as it paid the boomers and stops being a jewish daycare program to prevent White women from having kids
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>>65640177
no you don't, fatso
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LMAO schizo doublepost.
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>>65645754
you mad, fatso?
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>>65620422
I did it for 15 years, it's sort of a meme. You can make money, but you need a big population in the vicinity, your average gun owner won't pay for gunsmithing.

You aren't going to be building guns all that often, and honestly building guns takes up time that is better used on repairs. Repairing guns is where money is made, but you've gotta be quick and get it right.

I was making about 125k a year when I quit 4 years ago. I averaged about 10 guns across my bench every day. I loved the job but I couldn't take living in the city anymore. I took a huge pay cut and moved back to my home town and I couldn't be happier. I've tried smithing in my home town, but only about 40,000 people live within 100 miles and I'm lucky if I see 10 guns a month.

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Good evening everyone, what is everyone having for dinner?
Fresh baked Caraway rye bread, vegetable soup, pickled beets, black tea and milk. Hand nugget incase some gopnik tries to take my shoes.
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>>65644431
>That flavor disturbed me
>>65643672
>The original flavor, is really the best
Honestly, all the Red Bull flavours are great and can stand on their own. They all taste like really high quality juice.... which is not something I look for in an energy drink.

The original tastes what I imagine a high-level fantasy potion would taste like.
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>>65645683
taste like a handful of smarties
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>>65645710
Taste like a what?
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>>65645721
It's a candy
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>>65645710
That was sparks (rip in Peace) for me.

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ITT we post totally bad ass carrier capable plane.
Bonus points for Korean War era planes like pice related
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>>65644755
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>>65641499
Why didn't they paint the 'F'?
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I hate these cocksuckers and want to hunt them. I know we have a hunting season in my state. What gun and ammo do I need? is a 12 gauge mav 88 with a 28 inch barrel enough?
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>>65644291
you're fat
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>>65644697
Post your weight on the scale fatass, in pounds, not that kg shit you jeets use
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>>65645071
why would I know my weight in kg? I'm not some dickless third world cuck like a yuropoor
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>>65636975
I actually took my state's hunter safety course because I thought it would fun to hunt these things.
It seems like a lot of work for no real purpose.
I only have "tactical" style shotguns. I'm worried fudds and game commision is going to give me a hard time about that even thought semi autos are legal to hunt with if they are plugged to a 3-shell capacity and there is no minimum barrel length.
My state's hunters are turbo fudd boomers and I assume they are going to be assholes to me.
I also have no idea how to cook a goose if I get one.
You also need:
>hunting license
>federal duck stamp
>non-lead ammunition
>someplace to hunt at
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>>65645840
yeah, in my state there's a season where you can shoot those homos with an unrestricted mag tube and you can bag 11 a day. I have a normal mossberg with the long barrel

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>$900 American dollars
>for an abomination that looks like this
who is this shit for?
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>>65643112
That's what muzzle flash is for
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>>65643112
>I need a "shoot this thing" attachment on my gun
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>>65643112
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>>65643112
>>65644295
You know, all the tactical classes say a mounted light is crucial for CCW, but honestly, in a decade, I've always just carried pistols without lights, even if they had a rail.
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>>65645687
>>65644316
I have one on my AR. I had one on my shotgun but it was too far forward and fucked up the balance. It's a good idea to know what you're shooting at
>>65644394
>>65644295
kek

My first thought was ACOG but the knob on the left side looks way bigger than that on ACOG.
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>>65645227
he was a typical boomer, went into a malding rage over da heckin gubmint telling him not to be a retard and quit dumping shit everywhere
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>>65645227
>Around the time of the lawsuit, the buried concrete truck barrel that served as Heemeyer's sewage hole filled up. Heemeyer responded by pumping his sewage with a gasoline pump into the irrigation ditch that ran behind his property. Heemeyer also attempted to illegally connect to a neighbor's sewer line, but was caught and the incident reported to the sanitation district.
Vishnu would be proud, truly an honorary jeet
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>>65644760
can i at least still have sky king?
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>>65639867
I have one of those.
It's actually nice for what it is.
Of course that's for 100yds+ distances.
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>>65645762
Yes, he was genuinely a good guy that just snapped but chose not to take it out on the world. At least there hasn't been any evidence that's come forward to contradict that narrative

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It's insane how Browning's first semi-auto pistol was striker fired, yet his most famous pistols were all hammer fired until Glock "reinvented" striker pistols in a plastic bodykit. We literally went full circle and ended up at the starting line.
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>>65644955
>The Laugo Alien Pistol is literally costing $5.000
just like I said
>But so far the Glock is the most economical
I mean the design, not a Glock itself.
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>>65644955
The Laugo pistol is gas piston operated which for a pistol is way too complicated
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>>65644714
Reminder that one of the Hi-Power designs was striker fired as well.
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>>65644749
fpbp
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>>65644749
TRVKE

Fun fact canadian army is the only army that teaches its soldiers war crimes are okay and that you must always kill the soldiers wearing the red cross first for higher exp and COD tokens
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>>65639697
>Fun fact canadian army is the only army that teaches its soldiers war crimes are okay and that you must always kill the soldiers wearing the red cross first
Nah, Japan did that already back in the day. Canadians just copied glorius nippon field manuals (folded 1000 times).
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>>65640074
America spends nore per capita on medical RESEARCH than the next 4 countries combined, because the US is a global leader in innovation, retard. The fact that the US also leads the world in medical tourism, especially with Euroniggers who are otherwise handed a death sentence in their home country, is consequently unsurprising.
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>>65644661
t-tom?
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>>65644960
Literally corporate welfare
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>>65639705
Yes, four soldiers were wiped out in a training exercise a month ago

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There is no empirical evidence in support of the claims that conscripted forces fight less often, are more equally drawn from all segments of society, are subject to a higher degree of democratic control, and generally display an increased sense of civic duty than all-volunteer forces. Instead, what the empirical evidence shows is that conscripted armies are called to fight more often than all-volunteer forces and do not necessarily lack egalitarian representation in their composition (contrary to popular claims, those with higher social status are often over represented in conscripted forces) and that many democratic states with conscription frequently succumb to military coups. -JURGEN BRAUER and HUBERT VAN TUYLL, HOW ECONOMICS EXPLAINS MILITARY HISTORY

Therefore, drones may not be as totalitarian as portrayed. They're a straightforward tax on society which boosts the agency of the professional caste. Drones are the weapons of the competent, the active

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>here's your modern infantry combat, bro
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Remember how a decade ago, drones were just for spotting because they're good at loitering but for hitting people without bullets, missiles used to be cheaper and harder to intercept
What happened? Drones got exponentially cheaper to make while missiles remained stagnant or missiles got easier to intercept and somehow none of those tricks transfer to the slower, larger drones?
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>>65645110
Drones are just as easy or easier to intercept than (most) missiles; however, the munition that intercepts the missile costs about the same as the missile, but 10x as much as the drone. Even a $500 drone with a PG-7V zip tied to it can be fielded in much larger numbers for the same cost as a single interception munition, meaning it becomes far more economical to throw 1000 drones at the enemy and have a few shot down than it would be to throw 1000 missiles at the enemy and have the same number shot down.
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>>65645110
Drones are slower in a straight line but they retain full maneuverability for their entire flight time, whereas a missile is locked to a specific course with minor adjustments once the motor burns out. A missile can only come at you from one direction but a drone can come at you from any direction.
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>>65606915
thx for reminding me of this image
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>>65628391
>corrosive ammo
>fire accelerating uniform
>straight ass rape

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How much of modern (WWI on) infantry warfare is just dudes throwing grenades? I saw something that said trench raids were basically just 5 guys chucking grenades while 1 guy gave orders and 2 guys had bayonets ready incase someone got close.
Wouldn't this give Americans a massive advantage because we can throw better than everyone else on account of our dads aren't faggots so they played catch with us.
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>>65639771
I've read a couple of books about the Korean War and grenades were very prominent. As in hordes of chinks bum-rushing the american positions at night, many of the without firearms but with many, many grenades. And the americans repelling them throught a liberal use of machinegun fire and grenades
A few sources:
>Russell A. Gugeler - Combat Actions in Korea
>Leo Barron - High Tide in the Korean War: How an Outnumbered American Regiment Defeated the Chinese at the Battle of Chipyong-ni
>T.R. Fehrenbach - This Kind Of War
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In Storm of Steel there's a part where Juenger describes his CO raiding a trench just walking through it lobbing grenades at everything that moves while his aide is walking behind him shooting the survivors with a pistol.
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Was the distinction between defensive and offensive hand grenades always clear-cut?
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>>65640936
>t. no dick thirdie who didn't have a dad to play catch with
learn to not be a homo
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>self defense grenade


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