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>>34378036
My guess? No private/personal ownership in Buried Rod's mind

Sulu was a gun collector.

No one has time to go on murder sprees because they're too busy fucking green girls 25/7 in the holodeck. The only part of Star Trek I find unbelievable is that human civilization survived unlimited virtual masturbation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu0TXl15PgU

>>34377873
you may want a brush axe, or different machete blade geometry depending on what kind of work you are doing. or were you hoping we'd suggest a cold steel great sword?

>>34377873
>Hey I know that there is this type of blade that has been used to clear brush in all areas of the world but maybe there is another better way to do this so I can be super high speed.

Machetes are light and have a long, practical edge. They are perfect for the task.
I was forced to do brush clearing with a knife, and even though it's a big one it was an hassle.

A sword should work, too.

>>34377782
Because, like all the gear in Aliens, it looks real. Cameron showed us a military which was clearly more advanced than the then current military, but didn't go overboard with flashy pew pew guns with neon stripes.
As a result the Colonial Marines and their gear still hold up today.

I quite like some of the stuff they had in Avatar, though funnily enough, it was the same guy in charge. So it comes back down to what >>34377845 said.

I'm going to be so pissed if Avatar 2 comes out and it just focuses on alien landscape porn and not the cool human tech.

>>34378512
>I'm going to be so pissed if Avatar 2 comes out and it just focuses on alien landscape porn and not the cool human tech.
Isn't the entire premise of the first film about how bad humanity and technology is?

>>34377615
But does it double a a grenade ?

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>>34377615
>rear sight has like 5mm of air between it and the slide
>looks like it was fitted to the dovetail by Khyber Pass gunsmiths
>CZ has delayed their night sights because they somehow haven't finished the R&D (???)

>>34377627
fpbp

>>34377503
>Finns
jesus christ, neck yourself.

>>34377513
explain

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>>34377503
Very few countries could actually defeat us in a war. Only the US really could (and that's after suffering upwards of 80% of their army in casualties). We're one of the best trained and most technologically advanced militaries in the world. Of course Finland wouldn't stand a chance.

Russia is only a threat to us because of their nuclear weapons, without them we'd invaded them already and completely destroyed their army.

Our gripen is probably the only fighter jet in the world that could 1:1 the f-22.

>>34377494
That's actually a really good question. You're probably going to have to jump into a dedicated forum for that, there aren't many .300BO guys around here right now.

Also
>lrn2reload

Most of the projectiles look like they suck because they are made to handle 300 win mag velocity. 300 subs really need a bonded pistol bullet design and there are like 2 companies that do that and they aren't cheap...

Any 300BLK load with TAC-TX bullets should be fine. Subsonic is only good for suppressed shooting, since the ballistics are equivalent to .45 ACP. I keep my pistol loaded with Barnes 110gr in transluscent Lancer mags. I am paranoid about getting my .223 and blackout ammo confused. Any mag should be fine for your uses.

>>34377382
Junk.

Great!

>>34377382
maybe

>>34377360
*it shouldn't cause too many issues

Why not just have a full suit of steel armor?

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This is generally what I'm talking about. The only problem of course is that most of the fragmentation is moving out at approximately a right angle from the point of impact, so with heavily curved plates it'd be a matter of having rolling out edges that are longer and thicker than the over all dimensions of the plate, given that the edges tend to be the areas furthest away from the curved/extruded portion of the plate.

More:

>That proved to be a very important test. “In 1987 we had the AIM-9P, which was designed to reject flares, and when we used US flares against it would ignore them and go straight for the target. We had the Soviet flares – they were dirty, and none of them looked the same – and the AIM-9P said ‘I love that flare’.

>“Why’d that happen? We had designed it to reject American flares. The Soviet flares had different burn time, intensity and separation. The same way, every time we tried to build a SAM simulator, when we got the real thing it wasn’t the same.

>The Syrian ‘Fitter’ in the latest incident appears to have had success with flares against the AIM-9X. There are also reports that the SyAAF ‘Fitters’ had received upgraded flare packs.

>>34376978
>>34376985
Haha oh wow.

>>34376978
Wow I hate American missiles now.

Why does every word in your post begin with a capital letter?

>>34376953
He's Writing a Master's Thesis or Something

>>34376922
Unless you want to die in the fireball produced when one of the battery cells get is ruptured or gets overheated, no.

>>34376914
Inflation and gun bans in California lead to hoarding

I paid $450 for a blemished lower in December 2016

>>34376914
Savage Axis
Ruger American Rifle
They may be fucking ugly but the Hi-Point Carbine. Otherwise you exempted the most common rifle in the US currently and the garbage rod and SKS are rapidly pricing themselves out of the market.

mauser

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>>34376722
And the second hull is directly in front of it. It's launch is scheduled in December this year.

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>>34376728
People are busy making CGs of it since most good pics get purged by internet police.

Impressive.

I must say, we're one of the most blessed generation to have the honor to witness the impressive growth of our beloved motherland

hi :)

Someday you'll get to do something more fun than maintaining buoys.

Until then, just keep hanging in there.

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Coast guard sniper seems like a fun job.

>Fighting for a nation other than yours.
>Fighting for a nation that does not give a single shit about you.
>Fighting in a nation's force where you are LITERALLY cannon fodders.
>Fighting in a nation's force along niggers and criminals that joined so that they MAYBE can get a citizenship.
Go ahead

>>34376559
>Fighting to earn the right to citizenship
Pffft, it's one of the better reasons to fight.

>>34376559
I know amerifats can't relate, but I feel (emphasis on "feel") like I'm fighting for europe as a whole.

I also look at this as a challenge, I haven't really amounted to anything during my lifetime since I threw my prime away in frustration at not getting to join the swedish army, so I feel like this is something I could feel proud of doing.

I know there's a high chance of dying/getting mutilated, compared to say serving in sweden, but this is my only option of joining an active fighting force.

A reminder that ramp F-35Bs have longer range than catapult Super Hornets.

Continue with your shitposting.

Legacy software.

The US military has this problem, too, as does everyone else. The only difference is that the British always seem to make headline, international and internet news for it.

>>34376790
Its only a temporary thing since its going to be upgraded or changed.