why did his hat fly off?why did the barrel go full looney toons?
>>58430271lmao this is like a 12 year old that just learned about gravity talking about orbital mechanics. Shut up and sit your dumb ass in a corner
>>58430271I'm sorry but you're brown and thus your opinion does not matter
>>58430271
>>58430271anon just imagine you were in class and the teacher explained the pauli exclusion principle, so you got out of your seat and started sperging that it doesn't exist because black holes that's the same thing you're doing here
>>58429943It wasn't. Look again. He dipped it in right before pulling the trigger.
a wild pillbox appears
>>58429944hideout for people caught in the open with WINDOWS???
>>58430087Anon. Yes. Most of the risk is shrapnel anyway.Probably surplus pillboxes.
>>58430087>what is daylight>"windows" at 180cm height when you sit/duck inside
>>58430035The Russian ones were septic tanks with holes cut into them. These look completely different and seem significantly thicker.
>>58428915The return of the comrade cum cubicles....
stop wasting money on tiny ass military vehicles. they're fucking worthless
>>58417888My dude if cost effectiveness was the only metric that mattered we'd still be using horses and flintlocks. If you can't see why anyone would want a super specific tracked vehicle to do a super specific task instead of an overloaded shitbox with awful ground pressure that will make life much harder than it needs to be then I don't know what to tell you.
>>58417636no, fuck you
>>58428429Here's your pickup, bro
>>58425507I DONT BELIEVE YOUTHEY RACED AROUND BLASTING AT TANKS AND STUFF LIKE ROCKET POWERED LANCERS THEN THEY'D DRIFT INTO A SQUAD OF INFANTRY AND WIPE THEM OUT LIKE BOWLING PINS THATS HOW IT HAPPENED IT HAD TO HAPPEN THAT WAYSHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP!!!!!VRERRRRRRR- VRRRRRRRRRRRRRR KSHHHHBOOOM VRRRRRRRR *sobbing* VRRR-VRRRRRR!
>>58417636you wouldnt get it anon, and nothing i can say will make you comprehend why they are so based
Does /k/ appreciate the niche that Hi-point fills?
Bought one used for $60 and it came with a carrying case and two magazines. It’s alright but I would never pay full price for one.
went to a gun show last weekend and a coomer had a .380 problem solver inna case for $250 and I couldn't stop myself from laughing explosively. I did get two kydex holsters and two glonk korean drum mags for $70 from another table so it wasn't all bad, but holy shit some of the boomer prices were hysterical. One of the drums was "broken," I brought it home and wound it up the wrong way until the spring jumped and spat a single jammed-up hollow point across my garage, works perfectly now kek
>>58426869>>58426861The company will repair any Hi point you send them for free, even if you're not the original owner. Nigs just beat their guns till they're broken and never send them in for repairs.
>>58428997I wonder if anyone ever took advantage and bust beat their gun up and sent to for repair/replace after murdering some guy
>>58426823a fun, cheap and somewhat decent gun for the price, you of course sacrifice reliability accuracy and all fancy addons but its hard to expect anything more than what you get, overall a 7/10
If the US designs new nuclear weapons, what should it make? If we started doing testing again, what would be priority tests?
>>58422638enough to colonize the solar system
>>58413215>Pretty irrelevant isn't muttland going to be a Spanish speaking country in 10 years
>>58427911Missiles aren't the primary method of ASAT warfare. There are all kinds of other methods. One is tethering to an enemy satellite and deorbiting it so it burns up in the atmosphere. There were internet rumors decades ago that we could literally kidnap a satellite out of orbit if we wanted. Allegedly some of the newer NRO birds have the ability to be serviced in orbit which lends some credence to this capability. There is a few cases of supposedly derelict satellites coming back online suddenly and mysteriously that appear to support these claims.
>>58411598>If we started doing testing again, what would be priority tests?You are uninformed.
>>58411598Compact variable yield 10-500kt warheads that can fit at least 10 MIRVS in a single Trident II. Basically the same as now but with larger upper end yields. Another interesting idea would be birdshot type MIRVS, ie 30+ 10kt microcompact warheads on a single Trident II.
If you have one how do you like it?I want a backup gun chambered in 9mm so it can use the same ammunition as my primary weapon and I find snub-nose/j-frame revolvers to be better in this size range than pistols, I can shoot them better than subcompacts and also carry them in alternative positions more comfortably. You can also load the cylinder from your magazines. With a subcompact pistol, if you had to reload the thing you would literally have to unload one of the magazines for your primary weapon and then load the magazine for the backup pistol. Pretty much not going to happen.
>>58417782>If you have one how do you like it?love it, it's my pocket carry when i'm too lazy to throw on appendix or my dress doesn't work with it.
>>58429528There's lots of Chrono and gel data for the LCR9 now. It equals or beats 3" pistols and tends to do well with most hollow point ammunition. It can do almost 1150 fps with 124 grain. This is because people forget that the cylinder is part of the "barrel" of a revolver, so a 2" revolver actually has almost 3.75" of actual burn tube. The cylinder gap is usually considered to be the equivalent of a .5" loss of barrel length, but Ruger does a good job keeping their gaps tight, their revolvers typically give the best velocities for a given barrel length. Unsurprisingly the LCR9 is competitive with other subcompact 9mm options as far as ballistic performance.
>>58428104>lightest and most minimalistic system possible>two firearmsMight be time to return to the drawing board, anon.
>>58420651I recommend duct taping a lvl 4 plate to your back.
>>58430188If you rely on something to save your life and it's a complex machine that you actually put wear and tear on on a regular basis, it's a good idea to carry a spare of some kind.
>Shahed drone is worth about $20,000>IRIS-T missile is worth about $430,000 >Patriots $690 million for the missiles.it´s me, or this is a lose situation for Ukraine?
Shit thread but a reminder for people to think about>It's not just about cost of what you use to shoot down vs the thing you shoot down, it's also the cost of what you protect>production capability is relevant
>>58427370>it´s me, or this is a lose situation for Ukraine?Only if you fall for thirdie cope about cost of interceptor vs. cost of attacking ordnance. The cost of whatever you've placed the expensive anti-air around to protect it would probably exceed the cost of wasting interceptors to kill the incoming threat. This is a very well understood cost/benefit analysis that was already done in the Cold War vis a vis bombers, missiles, and frankly men. The only people who focus on the cost of a thing to destroy cheaper thing are unironically people who can't afford many of either in great quantity, let alone afford to possess anything of value enough worth an S-400 or Patriot's protection.
>>58429638It's a laser guided hydra rocket.It's cheap, it's proven, it's compact and it's almost absurdly versatile because it's seekers are in the fins, freeing it up to use any sort of warhead or fuse easily. We're going to be bolting this shit on everything in the coming decades.
>>58427370>"You want to reserve your [missile interceptor] rounds if at all possible,” Karako says, noting that the latest version missile interceptors cost about $4.1 million apiece. Earlier generation missiles cost about half that.
>>58429176>Palletiseduh, hague? i'd like to report a warcrime
I am a noguns europoor who knows little about firearms but from what i ve seen and heard most 3d printed guns are semi automatic and you are printing just the body while the mechanism is metal.So why not just carve it out of wood and try to diy a bolt action or even semi automatic based on time tested designs?You ll probably be able to use a higher caliber and you re also not going to get cancer from filing magazines all day long.What I am actually asking is if there is any pdf you can share with me on how to build an m1 garand.
>>58422231>So why not just carve it out of wood and try to diy a bolt action or even semi automatic based on time tested designs?Probably because they are unskilled and dont have the space to have a workshop.You can use a 3d printer in a aparment, but you cant have woodworking workshop in a aparment.
>>58429870I could easily do that in wood, just not in one piece
>>58427096If you had ever been around linuxfags and cryptofags you would know what he meant
>>58429909https://www.ebay.com/itm/393834904369?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=393834904369&targetid=1490629658100&device=m&mktype=pla&googleloc=9010791&poi=&campaignid=19851828444&mkgroupid=145880009014&rlsatarget=pla-1490629658100&abcId=9307249&merchantid=6296724&gbraid=0AAAAAD_QDh-VRDUKboNEX1blISnOhFa3Y&gclid=CjwKCAjwyeujBhA5EiwA5WD7_ceiBYXEIo_gJ4wP2RpG9KdMkLNOJr3nnAf5vEXNOfgBArjL2QIxIBoCcakQAvD_BwEHere is one for $5000Bear in mind that is the cost of the mill, it doesn’t include the cost of tooling, collets & perhaps most important of all precision measuring equipment; calipers, micrometers, gauges.
Ian from Forgotten Weapons described manufacturing lines where parts were milled. There are many steps, at each step there is machinery to make one cut into the work piece. As it moves from machine to machine, more cuts are made u til you have a receiver or whatever piece it is. As far as I understand it, CNC replaces all of those individual machining steps, and does all of the milling as defined by the code it is given.
I KNOW IT FEELS LIKE, SOMEBODY'S WAAAAATCHING MEEEEEEE
>>58429829No he accused you of being stupid lmao
>>58429912boner
>>58429767>>58429783>>58429738I did not know and I've never cared enough to wonder, because I never really liked the songThe Macarena was also extremely popular when I was growing up but I hated it and also don't know who sang it and hope I never hear it again as long as I live
>>58430142who asked?
>>58429912
Introduced over a decade ago, what's wrong with it?>truly quick change barrel>very accurate with a good mounting solution for optics>effective range of 1800 yards>same weight as a M240Also what do you think of medium machine guns in general? Do you think machine guns that fill the gap between battle rifle cartridges and HMG cartridges could be useful in a modern conflict or are they dead in the water?
>>58428678LWMMG was sexo but still too clunky. I got to fingerfuck the Sig 338 LMG the other day and it's basically and inprovement to the LWMMG in every way
>>58428678Hk21 is the best and should have been adopted instead.
>>58428984Define clunky.If I were going to call something clunky it would be that front section of rail on the SIG that needs to be rotated out of the way before changing barrels.>>58429147The best what? MMG? Its chambered in a battle rifle cartridge and the performance really doesn't compare to the LWMMG or SIG's MG338
Did you know we have MMGs?
>>58429848Yes but I think cartridges like 338 norma are a better gap closer between the LMG and the HMG and thus more of a true MMG.>LMG: 5.56×45 NATO, 1,800 J>MMG: .338 norma: 6,585 J >HMG: .50 BMG: 18,000 JMachine guns chambered in cartridges like 7.62x51 or 7.62x54mmr are much closer to LMG territory than HMG
https://vocaroo.com/1lJj4vtAwIKg
I wonder if he cums from anal
mooooooom i posted the vocaroo again
>>58428095yes
Alright, which one of you dropped this? https://www.funker530.com/video/uwu-femboy-furry-ak-47-captured-in-ukraine/
>>58428675>it's boring trash like 99% of animewhich shows are the other 1% anon? I want to improve my taste :^)
>>58428784Boku no Pico
>>58428784look at 2010 and older
>>58428763Yes.>>58428769I like non shit anime.
>>58428358>More airshit LARP posted as """real""" Ukraine footageI hate you all
i miss that milf like you wouldnt believe
Every masterpiece has it's cheap copy
>>58427792She's a sexy bitch
>>58427792I only like this plane because it's the default plane in U.N Squadron.And now I really like it.
making a second wooden training sword for a kid, thinking about a bastard sword. What'd be some good dimensions for it that remain usable for him as he grows up?
Haven't watched Grim in awhile. Is he still good?
>>58428938It's the usualThis one was fairly interesting, never thought it'd work https://youtu.be/CbGKh1Kfe2s
>>58426081For a really small longsword but still one that's sorta, kinda one even when you approach adulthood maybe 20cm grip and 80cm blade?>>58428513>Kendo sparring and kata are frequently with wooden swordsKata yes, but you don't actually hit each other there. Sparring? Nope.>>58428827Hagakure was a bureaucrat's midlife crisis.As for bokken sparring it wasn't completely unheard of, but it was damn rare. It wasn't until the shinai showed up and got popular in the 19th century that sparring started to be a regular thing (and even then just with the schools that decided to bother). There are multiple reasons for this, but the one most important in the current context would be that the injury rate was simply too high to be acceptable even by the (in our eyes) decidedly fatalistic standards of the time.So if OP wants to make a sword for just swinging in the air and such practice then wood will do nicely. If he wants a training sword for sparring then there are, as has been pointed out, better options.
>>58428827Why do you think they stopped doing that? An incidental blow to the head or hands would fuck a child, sometimes permanently.You're making a western training tool but of course you can't be expected to be a good father and do any research. If you did, you'd read that even in period, wooden swords were considered inferior and dangerous and required the use of armour to be done with any safety. Got some breastplates and a helmet laying around for your kid? All period texts refer to them as a "if you have nothing good and no other options around, you can at least do this" option. Maybe I can appeal to the fact that the training will be strictly inferior with wood as, again, you cannot practice binding, winding, and thrusting with a wooden sword (all of which aren't present in the eastern shit you keep referencing for some reason)? Even the link I sent you specifically instructs that wooden swords are not safe even for use on pells. Compared to ratan/bamboo, hardwood splinters and can shatter when broken - the shards have been known to blind people permanently.It is legitimately safer to train with a steel feder than a wooden one. I hope you don't cave your kid's chest in, crush his fingers, or permanently blind him, but it seems like you're intent on doing so. Don't say you weren't warned.
>>58429112I see. Wish we had bamboo here.
Which was the most disproportionate battle where the David beat the Goliath?
>>58429478Believing some Turkish general from the 13th century lived to be older than anyone else ever recorded is retarded.
>>58429534It's more retarded to think that the Turks somehow managed to totally confuse him with his own son.
>>58427776Does that tiny yellow splash on the map look like it could field 50k-80k men to you? In the late 1300s the kingdom of France, which had a population of 20M before the black death and maybe 12M after - so probably ~100 times as much as that statelet - could field maybe 20k men at one time if they really pulled out all the stops.>>58428123>""""possibly"""" exaggeratedWhen will underage retards on /k/ stop believing completely made up numbers? This shit is the historical equivalent of Russia claiming to have killed the Ukrainian air force 5 times over.
>>58429636The Balkans were orders of more magnitude more populous and wealthier than Western Europe, even during the early centuries of Ottoman rule, and during the 5th-14th century the difference was even more significant.Furthermore, 400 professional soldiers acting as modern heavy cavalry routing the 1000 they met on the field and effectively "routing" the rest of the army is not extraordinary.
>>58427703Does this count?
