Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 731. page

>>34460140

per head/per capita?
Nuclear

>>34460140
Any .22lr. This is common knowledge you don't need to waste a thread on this.

>>34460241
>waste a thread on
kek

Why the fuck the pic related posted upside down, I have no clue.

>>34459824
Mossberg Maverick 88. Still have it sitting on the cable management shelf under my desk.

>>34459824
My grandfather's 3rd generation Colt Detective Special in .38. He bought it from a retired police officer when he was a younger, passed it down to my mother, and she passed it down to me.

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>>34459581

kill people
dont die
follow your sergeant
I think that's about it

Ranger handbook.
Any of the army tactics manuals.

>>34459334
As many type 55 destroyers money can buy.

Invest in 265,165 current serving military personnel. Army should be around half of that with the next largest branch being the Air Force, then Navy, then Marines, then Coast Guard. Most soldiers and sailors should be armed with an L1A1 SLR which will cost around $1,500 a piece. Assuming 3/4s have this weapon, then that means that it already costs $298.3 million dollars. Now let's assume that officers are issued a side arm. That should be around 6 soldiers per 1 officer. So that means that around 45,000 men are armed with a side arm. Colt series 70 1911s go for around $930. That's $41 million dollars. So far the military has spent almost $350 million dollars. Now obviously if you buy the tooling, things can end up cheaper by producing them yourselves, but I think that the military would have second class gear compared to the rest of the world. The only way I can see of getting ahead is shaking hands with India and the US to get weapons and then joining the fight in the Middle East while selling oil to finance it all. Hopefully with the Muslims dying off in droves as a new found ally marches on their holiest of lands, this country can grow and strengthen.

>>34459414
No surface ships. Just submarines.
You are sitting on one of the major arteries of ocean-bound world trade.
America might be looking to set up a naval station on your soil due to such placement.
Open trade with India to sell off surplus oil, as your country has been making do so far with no local production of such.

Begin a switch from oil power to nuclear power, with the condition that the surplus oil that would otherwise be consumed locally be sold off to the US and India.

Open friendly dialogue with Israel. The Arab nations' governments already hate you, let's turn that into ABSOLUTELY FUCKING DESPISE YOU.

When the Saudi-led oil baron coalition comes a calling, unleash your submarines and tweet out "unrestricted submarine warfare is on the table if Middle Eastern OPEC states don't fuck off". The UN will bend over backwards to prevent that scenario from occurring, and with you partnered with India, Israel, and the United States...

>>34459276
If you ground off the disconnecter you're a retard, enjoy your OOBD.

>>34459276
to make it full auto you take the spring out from under the disconnector. the momentum from the bolt carrier hitting completely forward will knock the disconnector hook off the hammer and fire again

>>34459276
>So guys hypothetically if I was having trigger problems with resetting and I ground off the hook on the disconnector to fix those problems would that be a problem?
Yes, because then your gun wouldn't work.
>From what I can tell from looking at it it may be full auto only now which might be a problem.
It won't be full auto but it will be a problem.
>>34459287
The AR-15 cannot fire out of battery.

>>34458984
I do, why?

>>34458984
Just loaded some.
>Hornady brass
>Hornady 75gr OTMBT
>28.9 gr CFE 223

>>34459074
do you think its possible to cast for it? iv been told by an extremely experienced reloader that it isnt. but iv been seeing a lot of stuff on youtube and even some data for it in a lyman cast load book . just was looking for other opinions thats all

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BTFO AMERIKKKA GERMANY IS SUPERIOR

DO IT AGAIN BOMBER HARRIS

The only proud German traditions are severe autism, underhandedness and scuttling your own ships

How much are they paying?

>>34458677
Can I bring back a harem of combat wives

>>34458677
>camp in same spot for 30 days
>magdump into the trees a couple of times
>dig some holes that look like graves and cover them again
>when they come to pick me up, explain that I burried the ones I killed
>reduction of ammo gives my story credibility
>take check and go home
>profit????

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>>34458570

>>34458570
nukes

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Spray and pray.

Because they started loading it with smokeless powder you retard.

Because *in black powder* it has the same energy as a 7.62x39?

Go to sleep, anon.

>>34458492
Because 500gr bullet can produce some recoil?

I prefer to keep it classy and use a pointy stick.

>>34457894
Same. I recently acquired a nifty device that launches tiny pointy sticks at high velocity. I also snagged some tiny pointy sticks made from lead and copper.

what are the spiciest diy warclub recipes

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>>34457536
Its fine, just clean it with some CLP and stone out any raised metal from the jams, if any. I really don't see where there is a problem. Can you provide a close-up in better lighting conditions?

What gash? I only see a gash in that injection molded bit which should be fine. You were having jams because the AR-7 is a giant floating pile of shit.

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A hopefully better pic.

>>34457458
Love it, really handy, but /k/ loves to hate on them for some reason that doesn't often get explained.

>>34457458
Its an extremely modular, low weight gun with many features. The built in bipod is a little flimsy but for a scout rifle you can't really complain as most rifles you come across of this nature aren't built for military spec anyway and I think this is no different.

I like how close the scope is to the barrel but I still wish it came with a built in cheek rest and the gun could take stripper clips from the top since the ejection port is very far away from the scope itself

>>34457479
Because 95% of /k/ doesn't know a damn thing about guns.

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>>34457450
Truly a one of a kind item.

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>>34457450
>>34457460
it's an AK you tryhard

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>>34457490
Can't tell if retarded or trolling. Probably both.

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>>34457310

X300 4 lyfe nukka.

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>>34457310
>his flashlight was only $1 per lumen

>>34457310
http://www.brownells.com/shooting-accessories/slings-sling-swivels/tactical-sling-mounts/tactical-sling-mount-front-prod4521.aspx
Should I get this? Or...