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>>34962338
>Babby's first gas mask

Those "lil black holes" as you so tenderly put it are the filters. They're a bitch to change and basically specific to that one mask.

It's a gas mask alright, it'll do the job granted you can take care of the filters by yourself, but I wouldn't say it's a good mask unless you're in full MOPP

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>>34962338
The carrying bag with strap.

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>>34962362
Really? those are tiny compared to the stupid big filters I see on most gas masks, is it worth anything? How much are filters? Are the ones I have any good? it also had a spare just loose in the bag

DOESN'T
FUCKING
MATTER

That's about on par with foregrip placement. As in, it's entirely a personal preference and the best placement for either is whichever one works best for you.

>>34963640
>t. thread

>>34962262
What if you fuck it up?
Then you're dead and you friends and enemies alike think of you as an irreversible fuckup and an idiot.

>>34962420
>Jap 'BAKA' suicide plane

Don't worry, they thought of that.

Kamikaze tactics are basically a way of spinning terrible pilot survival statistics into a positive propaganda point.

Probably a Colt 1911

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>>34962149
Welcome to /k/. Inb4 the shitfest

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>>34962158
not the CZ Hi-Power?

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>>34962111
>nice digits
Why is your picture a 9mm tho

>>34962111
hellyeah man good job. I've got an Expert in 9 like the pic. Anyways it has a pretty good trigger and reset, I'd love to find an expert in .45, just got a Tactical in .45 actually which essentially has the same setup as the Expert just without the longer slide.Pretty sure you'll like it but if not I'd be happy to take it off your hands

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is this gud price?

>redpill

>>34962043
>redpill
Glad you got the matrix reference.

>>34962021
you're not gonna have a good time in the military if you make plans for becoming a super leet special forces operator or some shit already, in the army you're gonna get yelled a like you don't know shit (because you don't) and you're just gonna do menial tasks and be treated just the same as anyone else because you're not gonna be special, and likely you don't have some sort of talent or gift to be better than anyone else. you'll absolutely hate half of your job but enjoy the other half if you're cut out for it.

tl;dr tho if you're in good shape and think you can handle it sure

>>34961993
Just put 3 different pairs of boots on your porch (size 12+) and have a sign that says "Beware of Dog"

>>34961993
paranoid armchair commandos like yourself shouldnt be allowed to own firearms

>>34961993
"I have guns please steal them"

>>34961858
well at least you admit it's a daydream

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>It's the "kute /k/ommando girl walks out of a crowd or approaches you at the range for some trite reason like a shooting contest and you hit it off" fantasy

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>it's the "Anon creates a massive world with it's own lore, factions, politics, and characters that he's been constantly evolving over years, and constantly plays out individual stories in from the perspective of dozens of different characters" daydream again

>>34961764

if the gun jams then why do you think it is a good deal ?

>>34961764
that's a good price
http://www.guns.com/review/bargain-hunting-the-smith-a-wesson-sigma-and-how-to-fix-the-trigger/

>>34961830
Ate a box of cheap 380 in my back yard no failues.

>>34961482
Yes and 3 clips = drum magazine.

>>34961482
and 4 clips = infinite ammo

>>34961482
5 clips = belt

I use a bag personally, cases are terrible space wise, only thing cases are good for is if you're sending them by mail or need an alternative to a safe.

I got my gun bag at Academy for $59 and it's pretty good, 42 inches and holds two to four long guns depending on their size. Buy a quality one once, don't buy a shit one, remember the stuff you're putting in them is usually 10x their value so don't cheap out

bags are the best. take up less space, won't scratch up my leather seats, can sew on cute anime patches

>>34961479
>If it's a gun I really give a shit about
The cheapest hard case at Dunham's
>If it's a gun i don't really give a shit about
The cheapest soft case at Dunham's

>>34961453
First

>>34961416
>>34961416

>>34961416

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>>34961453
Shit thread

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>>34961453
I support Tripfag threads

How are tomahawks when it comes to processing firewood? I have a hatchet I take camping but I think tomahawks are neat, I just can't justify getting one when I already own a perfectly fine hatchet.

>>34961543
generally inferior, but it can be situational.

Tomahawks have lighter heads with a narrower edge geometry which makes them excellent cutters, but that edge geometry couple by the immediate flaring out at the eye of the axe makes them worse for splitting. which is really where hatchets shine around the camp.

Their shafts are generally a few inches longer than hatchets, but overall weight is often the same or less. I actually like the longer shaft and lighter head for certain wood work, it keeps the work farther away from your body. You can also easily pop the head off and use the cutting edge in a variety of ways, or simply choke up on the 'hawk itself for processing meat/game, and finer wood working uses.

Also, if you are truly out in the field away from it all, if your shaft ever breaks it's quite easy to secure the head to a new shaft with just some whittling. The head is put on from the butt of the shaft, which slowly tapers wider until it's held on by friction. The natural swinging/chopping motion of the axe keeps pushing the head further "out" where it's tightest, so it naturally lends itself to staying tight when you need it to.

This is all based on modern usage of 'tomahawk'. Tomahawk really just meant axe. And back in pioneering days a tomahawk could have been a hatchet(modern style axes are hafted from the top, and a wooden wedge holds it in place), a modern style 'hawk, a larger camp axe, etc....

Nowadays the biggest difference is tomahawk has a round eye, and is hafted from the bottom, which was the early method of making most axes. You can still make a splitter, heavier edge geometry axe this way.

Modern axes are hafted from the top, have a narrower eye, and are held secure with wedges pounded in the top.

>>34961635
Throwin some knowledge at me, thanks man

>>34961335
another assnozzle too stupid to use the catalog
die in a fire

>>34961352
he's too fat and jerks off too much to use the catalog