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>>33780493
:)))))))

>>33780493
>It's a video game shotgun irl!!
>I fucking want one so bad
go back to where ever you came from

>>33780504
Been here 8 years, bud.

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>>33780351
> sawyer mini
> soap
> dutch oven. They got them at academy for $18
> pic related
> as many buckets as you can buy. Nobody has enough buckets. Store water, wash clothing. Poop in bucket. Wash hands in other bucket.
> go buy more buckets now.
> sams club sells fifty pounds of rice for $16
> they also sell beans.
> buy another bucket.
> shovel.

>>33780351

first of all, i would not be a poorfag.

I mean really, do we want people with only $20 to their name to actually survive? fuck them.

EMPs are a meme. Power would be down for half a day at most and they couldn't take out the whole US, maybe one city max.

>>33780330
Did you make it yourself or buy it from some dirty hippy in the French Quarter?

>>33780353
Made it myself.

Those people don't make anything.

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>>33780239
pls don't bully

>>33780300
He's half bulldog, half boxer, 100% pussy.

>>33780175
Yes

>>33780180
Cool

>>33780175
Sounds like the gun store got fisted.

Congrats

>>33780165
>classic
'no kudasai'

>>33780165
neat, just get the newly minted "legal" SB tactical brace and you can shoot it proper

>>33780184
That's the plan

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>>33779873
Fuck yes they are good

Just buy a pre hillary hole one.

>Model 65

Yeah, it's sweet. It's a stainless version of the Model 13, which was the FBI revolver for years and years, and is a wonderful do-all revolver.

One problem it has, however--and this applies to all of the K-frames--is that it does not hold up well to shooting full power magnum ammunition constantly. When the Border Patrol conducted some tests on revolver service life using 125 grain Magnums, they found that none of the K-frames could make it to even 1500 rounds without major problems like a cracked forcing cone, stretched or cracked frame, etc. This is because, while the gun has the ability to shoot Magnums, it was intended that Magnums be used only sparingly in it. On the other hand, if you stick with .38 +P like the FBI did, the gun will be perfectly fine and last you a long time.

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>>33779834
Nope. I only OWB carry mine in Winter under a jacket.


Just got mine back from the gunsmith this morning. Started out as a Springfield Mil-Spec. Got the hammer, grip safety, and sight switched out a while back. I just had him checker the grip, undercut the trigger-guard, and cerakote the whole thing.

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>>33780015
Start replacing those MIM parts man. That's the real kicker.

So this guy at the gun shop was the head gunsmith at detonics.
It's safe to say I'll be selling my glock 19 and picking up a 1911 for him to tune
I'm talking Peter Dunn, head of detonics. The one that built Stanley Kubricks guns and basically gave Detonics their name

>>33780066
I'm not particularly concerned. I plan on treating the remaining MIM parts like I do most parts on my guns: Replace as they wear to the point of failure, if they ever do.

http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/general-firearm-discussion/125106-what-wilson-combat-thinks-mim-parts-1911s.html

>Prove me wrong. Protip: you can't

Billionaire draft dodger from New York with Jewish son in law and leftist daughter, who has never owned a gun, that has failed to deliver on every single promise he made

>>33779643
ok

>>33779643
He owns/has owned like 3 guns

>spy
>an official and public black sea russian fleet ship.

that is not how spy ships works anon.

>>33779530
It's a recon ship, know colloquially as a spy ship, because it's spying on radio transmissions and whatnot.

However, you are right. Ships work by floating and this one did not.

>>33779530
>all intelligence units and spies are spoopy 007 agents
C'mon anon, you're better than this.

>>33779456

I can't speak to the cost, but I've had two Springfield 1911's, and I've been happy with them

>milspec used as a base for a project gun
>Operator Champion that was too cheap to pass up

In all fairness, the milspec kind of sucked, but it was never intended to stay stock.

>>33779456
Trp my nigga

>>33779789
I already have a Springfield loaded model I got for $750

>>33779849
This is the exact same as the TRP minus the magwell and ambi safety , I can buy the magwell, I didn't want he ambi safety anyway and this looks better

>>33779430
If theyve already told you no firearms on their property, that is it. Sneaking them in would be illegal and a breach of your contract.

What they're trying to enforce is literally illegal.

>>33779430
Take them to court for treading on your second amendment right, and make sure to call the NRA for help.

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Measurements from the images indicate that the Type 055 will be about 180 m long and 19 m wide, meaning that it will be significantly larger than the 7,500-tonne Luyang III-class (Type 052D) destroyers (157 m long and 17 m wide). This places the size of the Type 055 between the Republic of Korea Navy's Sejong Daewang (KDX-3) class (166 m/10,500 tonnes) and the Russian Federation Navy's Slava class (186 m/11,700 tonnes).

The images from Changxingdao show the module that will contain the forward vertical launch system (VLS) cells, with a second grid of cells set to be positioned forward of the hangar.

The forward grid appears to be divided into 16 sections, four across and four deep, with overall dimensions of 13 m in length and 10.5 m in width.

Comparison with the dimensions of the two 32-cell VLS grids fitted to the Type 052D suggests that the VLS in the Type 055 will have 64 cells in the forward grid.

Amazing.

It's wonderous to see what a united people can do with the right leadership. China is making great strides lately and it's clear that the Chinese People will be the leaders of peace and unity from now on. The world will be a better place with America halting its imperialism and China taking over as the benevolent caretakers it has always been. Such a reign of peace will be a blessing compared to the constant wars and struggles that the Americans have been pushing. Truly China has started the task of taking its rightful place in the world.

>>33779180
Please never go away, dear false flagger agent provocateur.

First one looks like just an accuracy test
Second one is a mobility test

and notice on the second one at 2:00 and 2:53 and, they are doing accuracy tests with the same slow boring movement. It's just edited into the video with lots of movement tests

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>>33779108
first is a combat training competition
second is a tank race with biathlon rule set

the later actually pushed the tank and crew to their limit

proof is in the latter competition, the tank break dow a lot

>>33779048
>he can't shoot 200 yard distance targets with iron sights
pleb

>200 yards
I know you need at least a 20x power optic for anything past 50 yards. Not to mention anything below 300 win mag is not sufficient beyond 100 yards.
So best bet is to grab a telescope and mount it on the AR10.

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No, get a dakimakura