Do you think I'm joking? I'm not.

>>84002050
Please keep posting pictures of me. Idgaf about your thread's subject tho.

I'm not fucking joking. That's the entire point. Women breed down, they are attracted to subhumans, and subhumans deserve to be culled or else they will only take up resources. A recurring motif in civilization is to eliminate subhumans and conserve resources and energy, and that motif has worked pretty well. Unfortunately there are people actively trying to antiquate that motif to serve their own purposes.

>>84002050
Well the vikings they said could just walk around and challenge any married cuckold to a duel and kill him right there to fuck his bitch.

>waaah I can't breed billions must die
refreshing take, please post more

>>84002127
You probably made many women attracted to you by being violent and murderous. Is it legal to hunt you now?

>>84002050
What are the rings on the gas tube for? Just redundant sight posts?

>>84002289
They may be rings for mounting a light or a laser, but why put them above the gas tube? Wouldn't the heat from the gasses damage them?

>>84002345
Or better, the induction heat from the gas tube. You get what I mean.

>>84002345
>>84002364
Possibly, although potential insulation issues aside, I feel like it would make more sense to have the rings come off the left or right side of the tube at the point, so at least it doesn't interfere with the sight picture.

But I assume this is somewhere in Africa, so far all I know this might be some warlord-issued Type 56 that's been Bubba'd up by some militia gunsmith, without much concern for these things.

>>84002428
Yep it would make sense to have them offset to the side exactly because of what you said, cleaner sight picture.
I'm not enough of an AK expert for telling if it's a type 56 without properly seeing the front sight hood. However that's still a cool picture.

>>84002449
I suppose the argument could be made that, as some African militiaman/child soldier, you're probably only using the laser or light at night, and at very close range, where the irons wont really be as useful anyway.

I'm just guessing it's a 56, really. Mostly based on the ported block and the
>presumably Africa
part. But who knows, they got basically everything from everyone, at one point or another. Yay proxy wars.

>>84002540
I would make the argument that the average child soldier in Africa barely even knows how to use sights. I remember reading some stories from Rhodesia where captured guns would have sights set to the farthest setting, the logic being that "it increases range". And yay, indeed.