Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 199. page

>>34969642
Well porting decreases recoil but also decreases accuracy and rate if fire. Compensators reduce range but increase accuracy. If your trying to snipe use a compensator with a high power scope. Make sure you set up claymores and crouchwalk everywhere too

>>34969704
>The extent of /k/ gun knowledge

>>34969642
Just get a 17C

>>34969626
forget food. I'd do it when fun is scarce

>>34969640
ATF pls

>>34969626
That's an urban mindset. Our buddies in the countryside are willing to shoot any animal for much less reason. But of course if I were starving I'd hunt cats and dogs. But only after rabbits, squirrels and deer run out. Not because they're lower on the totem pole of living things but because I like cats and dogs more. And also anything probably tastes better than cat or dog meat. I wouldn't know, I'm not Chinese. Can you imagine a shtf situation where a shit ton of inexperienced gun users start trying to hunt though? People will shoot up the forest and kill eachother.

>>34969389
F-f-AMAS!

>>34969389
Beretta AR70

>>34969416
thanks

>>34969207
A 12 gauge makes a great lockpick.

>>34969207
Lockpicking works. It's not crazy difficult to learn either. You probably have some unrealistic expectations on how well it works though. If you're looking to use it for anything illegal, it's not some 5 second ninja silent way or opening a locked door. In general, with manual only tools, it's either relatively quick and very loud, or relatively quiet and very slow.

>>34969207
That's exactly how I did it. Cheap picks because there's really no advantage in expensive ones, then read something about it. The only reason people think lock picking is difficult is because they have never looked into it.

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I've listened to the entire Dan Carlin's Hardcore History - Blueprint for Armageddon series 4 times now, great podcast about the horrors of WW1, the accounts of soldiers on no mans land are fucking terrifying .

>Everytime I read about WW1 I learn new and interesting things about it.


Thats because WW2 oversahdowed WW2 in the western countries, especialle the USA, by far.

Yeah, WW2 was - globally seen - the bigger fuckfest. But then again (no offense) WW2 is the "war for plebs" when it comes to military history in a private environment

You know, everybody knows a little bit about WW2, theres documentations and all kinds of stuff every day on tv.

You dont find or see that about WW1. When it comes to big wars, WW1 is more of a field for """professionals""". People who know their shit about WW2 and want so see where its roots are. I mean, we all can agree that the outcome of WW1 dictated EVERYTHING about WW2.

So if you really want to understand WW2, cold war, hell, even our modern times wars, you have to take a CLOSE look at WW1. Because thats where everything originated - from a political point of view down to most basic infantry tactics.

WW1 is a blast to get into. And even more, if you consider, that by then Weapons were used, that have their modern counterparts today - while most people outside big cities still lieved without electricity or heating aside from a stove.

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>>34969212
WW1 is so fascinating because it was a clash of the old and new.

Just fucking do it. Who's gonna stop you, the hurricane?

>>34969190
>Who's gonna stop you, the hurricane?
I love this place.

>>34969190
So the real question here is how much do hurricane force winds affect the zero of a 10-22 at 100 yards?

>>34969089
I have a few ideas
>Equip with a "Rods from God" system
>35mm Bushmaster which uses suspension from retracted landing gear as a dampener
>Payload bay holds a replica Tsar Bomba covered in ablative heat shield to survive re-entry
>removable landing gear when in orbit (done by astronauts) and replaced with a retractable rack to hold rockets or missiles
>nose cone decouples to reveal laser array to push projectiles to near relativistic speeds using a solar sail-type system
>astronauts outfitted with individual, 84mm or 105mm SBR recoilless rifles

Satellite-based electronic warfare

>>34969089
100 mil is only enough for like 1 missile...

>>34969085
Lies, it is called the capitalist 100 round clip baby burner contraption (BBC). It attacks us anarchists, hell even in the name, Anarchist Remover - 15.

OP, when you made this thread did you expect it to be humorous? Did you think to yourself "oh man, this is HILARIOUS! I bet everyone is gonna chuckle and laugh and nearly piss their damn pants"

Or did you perhaps think that you're gonna troll us good and get us all a twitter because you used the name and picture of different guns.

Honestly, I just want to know what your thought process was for making such a garbage thread, that doesn't even have the merits of a "so bad it's good" thread going for it.

>>34969125
yeah man it's alright

>>34969083
It won't make a difference if you get pepper-balled in the dick.

>>34969233
haha i'm staying out of protests thanks, just for SHTF purposes

>>34969083

Wondering what surplus gas masks out better don't have asbestos. If anyone knows please.

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>>34969009

Steampunk is a pleb's fantasy genre
At least cyberpunk has some credibility, it shows a probable view of the near future, where corporations have more power than governments, a high-tech, low-humanity dystopia
Steampunk is just sticking gears on Victorian era stuff

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>>34969009

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>>34969006

>>34969006
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2moJGVqP-4A

Sorry for the gay ass music

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>>34969006

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>>34968940

Just googled some shit and look at this goddamn thing: http://www.raytheon.com/capabilities/products/pike/

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

....you mean that isn't a cocking handle to load the next round...? :'(

>>34968940
ultimate AR aesthetic

no, it was middle east

>>34968923
It's called a Sniper Rifle because that reflects Russian doctrine, which the Iraqi army used to be based on. In American doctrine, it's the perfect example of a DMR.

Also, any rifle can be a Sniper rifle.

>>34968923

It was being poor and valuing logistic simplicity over effectiveness.

>>34968457
3 hard

If they could make one 100s of years ago without AutoCAD or blueprints, I'm sure you can make one.

Some yokel made one in his shed, so it should be fairly easy for a learned person. Also the music is down syndrome bad in the vid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5IhO8HmNqU