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>>33168223
Fucking autocorrect...
Anesthetics... kek
*aesthetics

>>33168223
I'm excited to see what it's like.

I'll wait awhile before I buy one, though.

When I do, it will be my 7th pistol, but my first striker fired.

>>33168273
I want... I really want... I really really want...
Striker fired guns are sweet mate.

>>33180286
It's not historical. To most of /k/ that's the only reason they need.

>>33180286
Literally no one cares. The only people who do are reenactors and they will only point out it isn't technically historically accurate but most won't be dicks about it.

Christ you can't start a thread without being a petulant little shit?

>>33180333
I know it's not your fault, but that's the most autistic shit I've ever heard

>>33180354
wew, relax nigga
I'm just asking whats the sissy fit about

anyone?

>>33180206
Are you a big guy?

>>33180263
yes :l

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>>33180204

>>33180204
The official designation was Carro IGC Sadurni, from the Industria de Guerra Cataluña. It was planned in 1937 and the first prototype was completed in 1937. Unknown number built. In 1937, the Commission of the military industry (Comision de Industrias de Guerra – IGC) reviewed a draft of armored tracked vehicles, and eventually commissioned “Maquinaria Moderna para Construcciones y Obras Publicas, SAE”, located in the Catalan town of San Sadurní de Noya. The project manager was Casanova, who used the multi-purpose Benach tractor as a basis. Since the tractor chassis was marginally suitable for combat adaptation, many components and assemblies had to be developed from scratch.

The chassis and hull were bolted. There was a fighting compartment and rear engine compartment. The drivetrain consisted of 4 double rubberized roadwheels, three return rollers, front idlers and rear tensioners. The gasoline engine was from SEFA (4-cylinder, 43 hp capacity), placed in the rear, while the transmission elements and steering were at the front. There was a superstructure with a sloping frontal armor plate, slightly protruding beyond the edges. The driver’s seat was on the left, while the co-driver was slightly offset to the middle.

Protection consisted of two layers of bulletproof steel. There was a single 7.5 mm (0.29 mm) Hotchkiss machine gun, in a ball mount, manned by the co-driver/commander. There was an unarmed transport tankette version, which could tow a trailer large enough for six men or a large payload. Their fate is unknown. However, one in the “combat” configuration was shown at a military parade in 1937, and a transport version was used by the CNT. These images clearly show that the CNT had at least three of these tanks. However, no valid information has been found on their operational life.
weight: 4700 kg
Crew: 2
Dimensions: 2800 x 1560 x ? mm
Armament: 7.5 mm (0.29 in)Hotchkiss M24 machine gun
SEFA engine,4-cylinder,air-cooled,43 hp power

>>33180498
um, thanks tanksencyclopedia.com

>>33180180
you are underage

>>33180228
I am Chinese civvie wage cuck. Can't own guns in China. There's a difference.

It depends on shot placement. If someone was to get hit in the arm or leg, could range from a minor graze or loss of arm/leg. If hit in torso/head, could be a small graze to gelatinized organs or head explosion. All depending on shot placement.

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>>33179924
This.

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>>33180399

what do you think it's like to work on one of those ships?

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>>33179913

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Drum_%28Philippines%29

Artificial islands can take a hell of a pounding. Probably want to take them out with bunker busters for better cost effectivness.

There may or may not be SSGNs already in theater to handle them.

>>33179801
Hi point

>>33179801
hi-point

A stolen one

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>>33179687
something something external adjustments make it unreliable for holding zero

something something ignore the fact that leet operators use them, they just take what they get

>>33179687
It's an adjustable power ACOG

>forced to use an ARMS mount
Reason enough to not buy one, to say nothing of the external adjustments, woefully lacking glass quality, and its inflated price.

>>33179518

What is that? A Lusa?

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>1911
automatically ghetto

Carrier Vessel (Fleet).

>>33179394
Cruiser, aViation. (CA was already taken by Cruiser, Armored)

When the name scheme was drawn up, Carriers were supposed to do scouting things like a cruiser.

>>33179557
>>33179722

So which is the real answer?

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>>33179340
Admittedly, I am a glutton for arty pics.

Drunk, but I will try to contribute.

Convert glock 20 to 9mm: new barrel, new mags, new extractor, new springs. Price last time I looked 200 to 250.
Cost of police trade in 350 out the door
One gun with two calibers vs two guns plus extras.

>>33179400
How many rounds does an average police trade in have through it?

>>33179315
I don't need the same gun in 3 calibers. I don't want to spend money buying 3 different types of ammo for the same gun. I dont believe there is any quantifiable reason to own a .40 or 10mm. Any questions?

imo it'd be kind of dumb, I'd rather have a more practical muzzle device until my stamp comes in but hey whatever floats your boat

>>33179291
Personally I hate non functional decorations on guns. You are adding weight without adding any benefit.

gay

>>33179029
So nobody gives a fuck about the company that makes VSS Vintorezes?
Or VEPRs?
Or all kinds of other shit we love?

For shame, /k/omrades.
I fear you are not who I thought you to be.

>>33179376
Its not that we don't care. Its been setback after setback and I doubt we will ever see the day. Its not that we don't care, we've given up.

>>33179430
But /k/omrade.
If you give up, nothing will happen.

I'm not asking for money.
I'm asking for a direction to storm towards.
I have friends willing and knowledgeable to help me in ensuring things work.
I just need advice.