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Will this catch on? To me it seems ideal for CC. Everyone wants the ballistics of 9x19, as much capacity as possible, and as small a frame as possible. Clearly these three demands conflict with each other. 30 Super Carry satisfies these requirements better than 9x19, .380 ACP or anything else. I could see 30 Super Carry growing in popularity with something like .380 phasing out.
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>>58427098
>Will this catch on?
I don't really know of any round catching on without an agency of some kind adopting it first. I don't know of any and assume none have adopted the .30 Super Carry.

This argument excludes rounds based on other cartridges to the point of requiring only a barrel swap.
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>>58431773
It's designed to work in current 9mm frames. The problem is you can't make an extractor that reaches, you need a new slide for this round. I still think it's a good idea, the current 1.5 stack mags for cc guns like the 43, 48 and p365 would be double stack so your newer, smaller cc gun gets capacity more like a G19.
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>>58432536
A Glock 48 with a thinner slide and higher capacity sacrificing terminal ballistics would be a very compelling EDC. Which changes nothing in regards to the problem of not having any market share. Once a round meets a certain percentage of market share it's good to go in my opinion but until then it's at risk of evaporating. I have no idea what that percentage is but someone could look at all attempts and probably find the line that separates the rounds that stayed and the rounds that didn't.
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>>58432636
Adoption percentage/quantity? Could be tough to find accurate statistics.

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Congratulations /k/, you are gifted a are magical staff that allows you to summon 4 loyal military related beings that will follow your exact orders and are given all of their guns/gear/ammo that they require. The catch is that they cannot speak a language you understand and are only around for 12 hours then they disappear for 36 hours before you can summon them again. What current (or past) country would you overthrow using them?
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>>58422792
>>58428727
>>58428755
Google translate utterly destroys this handicap

Even if your phone somehow didn't work, because you don't want glowies potentially finding out something fucky is going on, there are third party and open source translation software you can download and use offline, usually more accurate for well known languages

You could even choose a phonetically close language to English and type out what you think they're saying and they could nod or something, even saying yes or no because those words would be easy to teach/learn

Not to mention if you have a friend who understands the language or if you hired a translator online, or you yourself just spend time to learn some of the language if would be a lesser handicap

ALSO, and most fucking obvious, you could literally just have them type into a fucking language translation software themselves, and they could even adjust for any small misunderstanding that may arise from slightly incorrect translation. You talk and hand one your phone, EZ.

Should've just made them mute to make it slightly inconvenient to communicate, or just made them speak a non-human language, or made them malfunctioning androids
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>>58422792
Does an AI count as a "being"? Because I have ideas involving automated superdreadnought-class starships with 12 hours of unlimited ammo.
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>>58428727
>I thought it'd be an interesting twist that would make anons do more direct combat stuff than espionage.
Instead you got sexbots. To be fair, you would had gotten sexbots regardless.
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>>58428535
I never said I'd stop at Moscow
Next stops: Beijing, Washington, Kabul, and Sutherland Shire in Sydney because fuck that cunt scomo

I'd become the god of a new world
All according to keikaku
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>>58432827
based

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Now that the dust has settled and we've seen them being used in combat, what system is better?
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>>58433002
>draw a circle with a 240km radius around the s400. that is the advertised effective range. now draw your 150km recorded max range as a circle centered around the same s400

Read this very slowly: 150km is the longest confirmed range of a ukranian aircraft being shot down. Not the longest confirmed range of the missile

>b-b-b-ut planes are flying inside 240km all the time!!

Source?
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>>58433024
You understanding of the English language is clearly insufficient to continue this conversation. I said even the simplest of explanations would elude you and I was correct. I will leave you with one final explanation for why I considered the Russian systems to be overrated (again, dumbass, not shit systems, just overrated ones): before this war, it seemed that the presence of Russian SAMs would present a grave tactical dilemma for any Western air force that had to go against it in a hypothetical near-future war. Now, it is plainly evident that all the Russian SAMs in the world would hardly be a speedbump for a well-equipped, well-trained air force.
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>>58433009
>https://static.rusi.org/403-SR-Russian-Tactics-web-final.pdf
The pages you refer to only discuss armor, no mention whatsoever of AD or SHORAD, GMLRS intercepts, or anything else. Would you like to try again?
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>>58433062
LMAO

Okay, this has to be a parody.
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>>58433069
Pages 20 and 21 anon. Literally the section titled ""Air Defence''

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i'm starting to think the russian nukes are fake. why doesn't biden just rush to the kremlin wtf is he waiting for???

of all the major analysis i've seen on /pol/, and /k/ russian nukes either are fake or won't activate.
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>>58429762
>the absolute state of /k/
I know you guys are latino mutts that can't figure out nukes, but the russians have.
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because even if you're pretty sure the violent crazy retard down the street keeps his rifle in a bucket of water and that it's a rusty inoperable piece of shit you don't go and provoke some violent crazy retard. Because ok maybe his gun is a rusty piece of shit but if it DOES work where does that leave you? With a fucking hole in your skull that's where.
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>>58430962
Guy's legit, he is one of the fuckers who was on Tiananmen Square live and on the bombing of Belgrade too.
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>>58430407
It seems to me that the intel community was genuinely caught off guard by Russian incompetence in the war. It's arguable western intelligence (ignoring the Nazi's) have always overestimated Russia's capabilities. I mean western doctrine is expect the worst and be pleasantly surprised so that makes sense. But western intel seemed to be saying that Russia was gonna win in three months.

I'm sure they knew about the corruption, but not how completely infested the system was. Which tells me they weren't taking advantage of it. But I bet you the CIA is having an absolute field day with this war. Like this is gonna be looked back upon as a golden age of spycraft by american intel.
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>>58432843
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFhjNaHcmag

Could the US military defeat one xeelee nightfighter?
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>>58432451
>The US could destroy the sun by launching its entire arsenal at it

Is this bait, or just regular muttposting?
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>>58432497
The latter, for sure.
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>>58431748
>>58431808

Post your guns or go back to spacebattles.
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Anything from that universe trounces anything to do with this world's current technology by such a degree that it's almost insulting to think that we'd be able to ask "What?" before it just ended us.
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>>58432981
Develop your hypothesis

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Are there any examples of shit/feces being used in warfare? Picrel are Viet Cong punji stakes occasionally smeared with poo
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>>58431589
Semi-related and pretty general but all across wars retreating armies would dump all kinds of gross shit like bodies, rotting corpses and feces inside wells to either deny access or poison enemies
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I pay women to shit in my mouth every week
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>>58432264
Sounds like enhanced water to me
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there was that comic/graphic novel about the battle of Agincourt, the guy talks about smearing shit on their swords so that even a survivable wound gets infected later on. not sure if thats historically accurate or not
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>>58433039
So then the other guy actually does it and the first guy laughs and says "now your sword is covered in SHIT retard lol"

In the Zaporizhia direction
Between the heavy artillery losses Ukraine claims to be inflicting on the Russians/alleged shell shortage, are we witnessing the collapse of the legendary Russian artillery advantage in real time?
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>>58432050
Easily of the past 80 years.
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>>58428258
>What kind of war is it
Well, you had your fun ziggers, now it's time to be on the receiving end and take it all deep in the ass.
Or did you think you can just shell other people and not getting shelled in return at some point?
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>>58432050
Eh russia did it all the time throughout the history. Napoleonic war was a gamble. WW1 was a gample. Japanese war was a gamble. WW2 was a gamble and only the west carried their ass. Afganistan was a gamble. Cuba was a gamble. Chechnya was a gamble. Crimea was a a gamble. There are just some points in history where russians won so much by gamble that they believe their next gamble will bring them even more, that they will get away with it until at some point they don't and lose everything.
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>>58428258
a view from the Ukrainian gunner
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>>58428655
>kidnapped thousands of children
>>58429196
>number of kidnapped kids alone was in the hundreds of thousands
Estimates start around 300,000 and might be close to 500,000. Putin himself was bragging about a quarter million before he was indicted as a war criminal for human trafficking.

The last number I saw on total Ukrainian citizens "relocated" to russia was 1.9 million. I'm assuming that includes children.

Nobody really knows for certain. Record-keeping hasn't been a vatnik priority, although record-burning/destruction seems widespread. Unless russia capitulates and is occupied by a peacekeeping force, and a forensic investigation is conducted on the entire governmental structure, all we're ever going to have is estimates.

But, it's s disgrace when the evening news reports "thousands if Ukrainians have been relocated for their safety" when it's 2 million and they weren't given the option to stay in Ukraine. The operational terms are "kidnapping" and "hostage taking."

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Post webms and pictures of Azov from its formation to present.
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>>58432962
>azov gang
Azov was a thing way before they became a military unit. They were nothing more than football hooligans by the time of the maiden protests.
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>>58432962
These damn jewish nazis!
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Why doesn't anyone make a small action bolt or straight pull rifle in some of the pistol calibers like .32 ACP, 9x19mm, or 5.7x28mm? Yes, I know .22 Hornet exists, but it's relatively long and rimmed, and I like the idea of having a double stack flush fit or low profile magazine that you could get with rimless cartridges, and the low cost and low recoil of these rounds would put it in the same region of plinking fun as a regular .22, just with more punch.
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>>58431153
>polymer framed DA/SA CC pistol with external safety/decocker in the same size range as an LCP
oh, and a version of this double stacked in .25 ACP
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>>58428874
>you can't want something that a company wouldn't make
>thread title is "guns that don't exist but you wish did"
You are one dumb son of a bitch.
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>>58430734
>Mini garland
Honestly I think that would sell well as long as they aren't crazy priced. Be a great fun gun and not even a bad ban state choice with a low profile red dot mount and ability to add a light mount at 3/9
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Why doesnt someone make a selectfire SVD chambered in 14.5x114mm
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>>58415491
>>58415433
you used to be able to get a .32 ACP chamber insert for the moist nugget, and if you used a 91/30 garbage rod the thing sounded like an air gun.

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>>58432837
Hey I saw that one on /v/ recently.
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>>58432837
How the fuck can someone go out with that shit on
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>>58433008
/v/ hates russians for shitting up their games.
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>>58432837
wonder if he's dumped that Ukrainian patch already

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>mfw no /k/at thread
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>>58430177
>Kajiit has wares if you have coin.
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>>58431286
wrong anwser
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>>58431214
You can’t keep a sailor from the sea.
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Is it actually good? Is it special? Advantages? Disadvantages?
I mean it looks cool, provides good supression, it's very light and cheap.
But...
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it's an AK in a weird/bad caliber with a bad suppressor on it and a thumbhole stock
I like it

wood edition

post wood (furniture)
admire wood
handle wood
embrace wood

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As always; No Trips, No Traps, No Airsoft
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>>58431850
Nice. I've made a fair amount of use of my bipod, they're handy on BRs I think since sometimes you really do want to push range or accuracy out a ways with 'em.
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>>58431850
It doesn't even look like an AK anymore. Aren't you embarrassed when people confuse it for an AR.
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I'll just keep sayin' how nice tge Caldwell carbon fiber bipod is. Sure is light hangin' out front...
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>>58432958
Not him, or anyone really, but I like it.
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>>58432958
I don't really care, but no one has made any assumption. I always got the 54r... Then people can joke it's an SVD (I'm not even around anyone who knows what an SVD is)

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Best waifu
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>>58428285
based
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>>58428365
How many times are you gong to post this
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>>58426269
More like nymphogear
LOL
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>>58423873
I will beat every mitochrondria in the author with a fucking pipe
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>>58432413

Yeah, it could've been the next big Square franchise except for all the behind the scenes bullshit. We barely got any doujins out of it either, although some were by the legendary Don Shigeru.

Pic related.

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What is the point of this?

>get LPVO to have an optic that has useable 1x and higher magnification
>put red dot on top of it anyway
>leave LPVO always at max mag
>nobody uses an LPVO at 3x or 4x, intermediary mags are pointless


Why not just get a prism optic with a red dot?

>lighter
>cheaper
>more reliable
>better FOV


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>>58418510

your tube is still going to bonk on the acog
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>>58417571
I found it works for what I need to do. I have two 3x’s, and one 5x on my big bore AR. I’d like to get an ACOG for my M4gery.
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I kinda wanna get a TA33 ACOG because it seems to me like the most overall usable ACOG what with big eye relief and forgiving eye box, and I can mount it on a carry handle AR which would look cool.

I know the Primary Arms 5x micro prism coming out soon is probably the smarter buy, but I do want at least 1 ACOG in my bin.
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>>58432430
>TA33 ACOG
The OG 4x has twice the FOV at a higher mag. Just get the PA micro 3x if you want the TA33.
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>>58419395
Where do you want your gun pointing when you figure out you need to shoot? You dumb nigger.


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