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>>33735962
you must have eagle level eyesight or high octane retardation if you thought that image is readable.

>>33735962
Aim for the non-white babies, punch rounds through

le spetsnaz faec

>>33733045
by having a bigger dog

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>>33733045
Jokes on you, my gun is always drawn

>>33733045
Jerk off onto his big gay head.

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North Korea's estimated launch range

Australian subs and surface fleet could sink NKs entire navy overnight.

Neither would be capable of pulling off a land invasion of the other.

>>33732079
this is basically it.

And Austrialia has a lot more buying power than NK does, so they can scale up way faster.

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In case anyone calls bullshit on me

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Also just picked up pic related

state trooper here

i love my hat

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No

Jesus Christ the chin on that Marina.

>>33728821
Whoever invades North Korea, will have to kill everybody. The whole population is utterly brainwashed to believe, that the US is always trying to invade and kill them all, if it weren't for their glorious leader. Every man, woman and child will pick up arms to fight the invading army, because the propaganda just became reality.

Nuking one or two cities is probably more humane, to demonstrate the citizenry that whatever the government told them, it won't be worse than this. Worked for the Japs.

>>33728430
Not great graphics, but Unreal world is you living in the woods in finland taking out moose with javlins and trying to survive.

Probably escape from tarkov and arma 3 with apex and mods

takes a big punch in your gpu though

"Ghost Recon: Wildlands"

Why?
This game is getting a lot of hate.

inb4 people who took the story as a personal attack when it's just heart of darkness in the middle east

Not sure why this game gets hated on in this game gets hated on in /k/. It's not a game about freedom of choice, but being forced to make unwinnable decisions under horrific circumstances. By the end you're committing war crimes and they make sense.

>>33727919
This story lifts so much from apocalypse now and heart of darkness. I mean radioman? Really? Not that I'm complaining. This is probably one of the best written shooters I've ever seen.

>>33724756
Actually doesn't look that bad

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>>33724756

That's not too bad actually

>>33724756
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MY INLINE RECOIL

>>33722309
It looks so old and ugly, a paint job would do wonders in this ship.

>>33722309
I'm getting lung cancer just from looking at this pic.

>>33722309

>that fire truck

Every fucking time

>>33720565
Probably City Arms in Pacifica. They have good prices. They should be like 100-125 at most. Might wanna just invest in an 80% lower and jig. Shits worth it

>>33720629
Thanks, anon. I was going to go visit their branch in Pleasant Hill soon anyway, so this gives me an excuse. Also, how much should an 80% lower cost?

>>33720653
I got 5 80% lowers for like 20 bucks a pop, the jig is about 100 bucks. It helps to have a drill press already. tbfhwy City Arms East isnt as good as the one in Pacifica. But if you are an east bay fag then I wouldnt waste the gas. Couldnt tell you any other shops on that side of the Gay Area. You are looking for AR-15 lowers and not AR-10/AR-.308 right?

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FIRST

>>33719278
FIFTH

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Guys, I feel sad sometimes because I'm working lame jobs and want to be in the military instead. I'm going to MEPS in a couple weeks then the next selection board after that is in June. It could be July before I hear if I'm going to OCS. If it doesn't work, I'll just go enlist. If that doesn't work, I'll just sell off all my guns and other shit and go live in the mountains eating fish, small game, bugs, and wild mushrooms for the rest of my life.
Wish me luck, guys.

I call pilot error and OP is retarded.

>>33716640

Can we keep it?

>>33716640
>RT
Fuck off ivan. We all know your shitty """""carrier""""" is the biggest joke in the seven seas

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Some of you probably know about R&D of burst-fire capabilities of infantry rifles in 20th century’s second half. American ACR program had competitors (AAI ACR, Steyr ACR, HK G11) that used 3-round hyperburst of conventional bullets (though with caseless cartridge) or flechettes with cyclic rate between 1800-2400 rpm to increase first burst hit probability. Same approach (2-round 1800 rpm burst) was used in Russian AN-94 firing conventional round in use in AK-74.

For a given cartridge (obviously more factors were in play when ACR entries competed against M16A2 with their flechette rounds) hyperburst increases hit probability because dispersion of its rounds produces shotgun-like spread. It was acknowledged by US Army that most important detriment to infantryman’s accuracy is his own errors (even more pronounced in life-threatening combat). If his first shot misses because of operator’s error, subsequent rounds of the burst, forming a spread, have non-zero chance to “correct” this error and hit the target.

Though hyperburst guns fell into obscurity as costly failures, long before that the Soviets had established that burst fire increases hit probability per trigger pull for conventional assault rifles as well. It was their design goal from the start when developing 7,62x39 round after 7,62x54 full auto rifles AVS and AVT turned out to be uncontrollable, while full auto PPSh SMG firing powerful 7,62x25 pistol round proved to be quite an asset regarded both by Soviets and Germans and almost replaced infantry rifles in some units during WW2; study of German 7,92x33 Sturmgewehr probably contributed as well. All AK manuals contain reference tables showing average number of rounds expended by experienced shooters to hit different sized targets at different ranges from different firing postures using single shots or 3-round bursts. In most instances burst fire expenditure is less than 3 times that of semi-auto, meaning less trigger pulls per hit for burst fire.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_didDgUjn0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-bxGo5wN2o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJxpncKswEg

Should we speak of existing hardware, I have already mentioned that in Soviet lineage of AK rifles burst spread size was being gradually optimized by first adding slanted compensator on AKM (only countering muzzle climb and drift) and then switching to low-impulse round and complex muzzle brake-compensator on AK-74 (countering both muzzle climb and drift and recoil). The next step in this direction was meant to be gas-driven counterweight-balanced system (AO-38, AL-7, AEK-971/972/973, AK107/108, A-545/762), offering softer recoil and better controlled dispersion during full auto fire (as opposed to fixed-length hyperbursts of ACR participants and AN-94). It was shelved after USSR defeat in Cold War and saw recent resurgence and partial success during 2013-2014 “Ratnik” program to replace AK-74M, but due to prevalence of conservatives in Russian Army its future looks uncertain for now (recently they have even rolled back most of common-sense ergonomic design changes of the less revolutionary AK-12).

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Americans, on the other hand, were probably content with performance of their semi-auto Garand and then forced their 7,62x51 round upon NATO, which plagued their battle rifles with the same full-auto controllability issues already experienced by Soviets with AVS and AVT. They were first to introduce low-impulse small-caliber round with M16 rifle (7,62x39 is not regarded as “low impulse” even though is “intermediate”), and effective full auto/burst fire was initially one of their design goals along with weight saving. Two interesting studies about M16 rifle performance were concluded in 1986. One of them, conducted by Army, had M16A1 rifle fitted with AK-74 muzzle device and evaluated for burst fire performance (pic related).
“A Limited Evaluation of the Burst-Fire Performance of the M16A1 Rifle With AK-74 Muzzle Brake Compensator.”

Another, conducted by Naval Weapons Suppot Center, states that M16A2 “half-birdcage” flash hider/compensator (functionally analogous to AKM slanted compensator) offers performance equivalent or better than M16A1/AK74 hybrid mentioned above.
“Final Report for Joint Services Small Arms Program 6.2: M16A2 Rifle Signature Suppression Project.”

I was unable to find them, but both are referenced in available 1990 Army paper, Ref 8 and 10.
“System Error Budgets, Target Distributions and Hitting Performance Estimates for General-Purpose Rifles and Sniper Rifles of 7.62 x 51 mm and Larger Calibers.”
http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a228398.pdf

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>Zabadani

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqS3TFDHKrM

>>33706883
Is he wearing fake tan?

Also

>young guy always nearby him

Hmmm

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So the ISOF captured some of these talked about ISIS rocket launchers at Mosul and are supposedly using them ironically against ISIS now.

I doubt the effectiveness of resorting to dumb fire rockets, but it's great propaganda regardless.

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I'm selling my pietta 1858 Remington 36 cal, never fired
A knock off microtech halo
Two catamount fury II mags
I'm also willing to sell some 12 gauge buck I have, but I live in Ca and don't know if selling or shipping ammo is condemned here yet.

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1860 pietta .44 caliber, never fired. Has original box and paperwork and all that shit. 200 bucks. Will trade.

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>>33689087
Denver area btw. I'd rather not mail. Also no FFL bullshit. I still haven't swapped over my DL from Louisiana.