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>>34899336
Good to know

>>34899336
Actually, the 1911 is worth between 400 and 900 dollars, with boutique models running all the way up to 2500 dollars. .45 is worth about 30 to 45 cents a round, retail.


The more you know :^)

Thanks for the info kind redditor. Take all the upboats! Here is another great video to reaffirm that .45 acp and the 1911 are garbage!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NR3roFBYNU&t=243s

>>34899289
Not putting the gun down and becoming my waifu

She's a Commie lover.

For maximum cross section of vitals, she should position the muzzle against her left cheek bone angled to exit on the right side of her crown. People have survived straight through the roof of the mouth before, but its not a place you want to be.

No one will expect to be killed by a knife with erectile dysfunction.

>>34899170
It can only kill actual bladesmiths, who upon looking at this monstrosity, will kill themselves.

>>34899149
>patches
>all camo
Why? Don't you look pretty autistic walking like that in the street?

>>34899161
I don't really have much of a social life and I'm mostly working 24/7, it's the thing I do in life and I enjoy it

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>>34899175


Sitting at home in poor fitting camo and smelly milsurp?
OP, you truly are a massive cock slobbering faggot.

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Maybe.

Or it might completely satisfy their gun needs to a degree so extreme, that when they grow out of it, they will find real guns un-interesting.

>>34899055
Repeat the question, this time in english.

>>34899055
As a kid I had nerf guns and they always pissed me off because they weren't real.
As I grew up I got pellet guns but they pissed me off too because they weren't real.
Honestly every toy gun I had just made me want the real thing more. So I started watching YouTube videos and reading up on gun rights. Before I ever turned 18 I was already sold on the right to bear arms. So I guess you could say yeah they do make kids interested but it kind of depends on the kid.

>first guy was going to tell you your fly was open or you dropped something

>>34898875
OP, it's 2017, we know people have gay sex, you don't need to remind us constantly.

>>34898875
Did you piss yourself when you woke up?

Three letter acronyms are spelled out (CIA, USA, IRA, KGB, USB) unless they're an existing English word (RAM, CAT, PET, CAD). Four-plus letter acronyms are pronounced because time savings (NASA, AIDS, NATO, LASER, SCUBA)...

I pronounce aug like awg.

But, FAL like ef ay el.

I guess I just go with that sounds better.

I've always heard/said Awg and usually Fal, but occasionally Ef Ay El. Its just easier to say I guess.

go buy janes usaf or janes fighter anthology
>JANES IAF

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U.S. - early Vietnam war

>Ordnance lists
Type - AA: Air-to-Air missile, ATGW: Air-to-Ground weapon (could be guided missile, or GBU), UBG: un-guided bombs
Aspect - I'm sure you all know what this means
Range - Is the range you can fire it, most missiles have a minimum. Guns are around 8" range for comparison
Tracking Rate - how many degrees a missile can pivot on the spot to track a target aircraft - this is largely abstracted and not based on real performance (although more maneuverable missiles from the 80s + will get tracking rates of 90 or more)
Guidance - this should make sense to you here in /k/. Different guidance methods require different things to track a target. Rear aspect IR can only be fired from behind and doesn't need a radar lock, while SARH requires a radar lock and can be fired from any aspect.
Damage - Bonus to damage rolls against aircraft (usually roll 1 six sided dice for each missile - 1,2 = nothing, 3=damaged, 4=pilot wounded, 5=critical damage, 6=destroyed. So a missile with a +4 to damage is likely going to annihilate anything it hits.
Notes - 'Successful launch' indicates the shoddyness of Vietnam-era missiles. A lot of things can go wrong and essentially you have a 1/3 chance of a missile actually coming off the rail, igniting, and tracking the target. Better pilot training impacts this roll.

One thing to note is the ranges of the missiles don't exactly match the range of the radars - the radar range given is that to detect a small object like a fighter. Medium sized contacts like a larger ground attack aircraft (anything over 10,000kg empty weight) treat radars as 1.5 times their range, while large radar contacts (15,000kg+ empty weight) treat all radars as double range. Its also important that missiles 'feel right' on the tabletop and that aircraft can try to evade them in-flight. Having to be like 6" away to fire missiles wouldn't be as fun, and fun is important.

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>>34898844
U.S. - mid Vietnam war

>>34898786
would this cover radar ranges and things like turn rates? Most of the stats are fairly easy to find, but some things like specific ranges of radars can be harder to find.

>>34898679
Yes, because the number of VLS cells is the sole deciding factor in a ship's effectiveness.

Why don't we just bring back the Ticos? Or hell, just take a freighter and install a few hundred VLS cells in it. Boom, instant arsenal ship, right?

same reasons why every military purchase looks like a mistake: beurocracy and because the cheaper option probably costs more in the long run, due to maintenance.

>>34898700
>Right as China brings out a destroyer that BTFOs the Burke in VLS count Americans starting saying VLS numbers don't matter
Hmm

>>34898618
Elect representatives that don't import Muslims by the literal boatload.

petition your government to install Bollards in heavy pedestrian areas.

Go to a country that lets you have a gun.

>>34898618
For car wrecks n shit, I suggest motorcycle gear armor over bullet vests. Generally anything shock resistant. However, I also think you should get a ballistic vest.

>>34898334
OP here, HELL NO i'm not walking into a war zone
Even for a AK47, M1grand with sniper scope and a competition grade 1911

>>34898334
A Davy Crockett you nigger.

>>34898384
nuke em all
nuka cola

Slide-mounted Serb ones by a mile, they're new production and not ancient toks mutilated with terrible safeties.

Pros: it's a Tok and it's dirt cheap, cool for historical value alone
Cons: trigger is shit, safety is ugly but works okay

Get the Serb one

>>34898298
Yugoslavia has poor crome deposits
their guns rust easy, that being said, all guns rust if you don't clean them.

>>34898298
Good luck finding replacement parts for when something breaks, regular tokarev parts will not fit on the yugo versions.

>>34897992
Call customer service

Call in for a warranty. If you can't, IDK. Might be SOL with a lemon.

>>34897992
warranty
honestly why ask /k/?

>>34897896
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRWQiqNXd1k

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>>34898070
>half way in
>a fucking piece of styrofoam

holy shit

Do good combi guns even exist?