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>>33840164
They aight.

Like them or not the NRA pretty much IS the gun lobby. They've screwed us a little in the past, when the majority of the members were fudds, but nowadays they've grown much bolder and much less tolerant of "sensible gun control". Remember that they ended several politician's careers after the Clinton AWB happened. Is the NRA perfect? Far from it, but they're the only pro gun lobby group with any kind of political power, and you got to war with the army you have.

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>>33840164
I am not a fan but they're all we've got.

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>>33839941
>inb4 Soviet Union already did this
>inb4 it actually worked

>>33839941
"silent running"
You have obviously never heard a radial plane before.

>>33839941
yeah, but the higher ups in most militaries would lose their shit if you even brought up the idea of using modernised "old" tech. Remember, if the cost is less than 100 million to buy and 30 million for 20 minutes of airtime its obsolete

>not water

Pussy

>>33838455
porn

>>33836689
>>>>/pol/

>>33836689
Pretty sure the cities would all just get besieged and be starved into submission. They are completely surrounded and isolated from eachother

>>33836689
Whoever can keep the lights on, food production distributed, and water/fuel flowing for the long run and likely regional warlords and military districts by that point. Large metropolitan areas without significant nearby farmland and high levels of civic participation will make post Katrina New Orleans look relatively normal

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>>33836688
2/2

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think I'm gonna do an A2 build next, where did you get your upper?

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>>33836688
Check'd

>>33836454
in most cases the required tools are roughly 300 or more altogether. the exception being the ar platform. at 300 its more cost effective to hire a gunsmith if its only one gun

>>33836454
Do you have a drill press and a shop press?
And you'll need a no-go gauge for the caliber.

If not, then it'll cost a bit more than usual.

A Galil should be fairly easy on account of not needing rivets though.
Just headspace and pin the barrel and the rest of it's just pushing on and pinning the gas block and sights and whatnot.

I encourage you to go watch Flandres AK build videos (though he seems to think that a special tool is required for everything even though it's not)
And as I said, the Galil doesn't have any Rivets to my knowledge.

>>33836639
>a special tool is required for everything even though it's not
You can just beat the barrel into the front trunnion with enough time right?

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>>33835985
They were finished on a separate production line with the more experienced and skilled workers.

Or they were just rifles chosen from those that shot exceptionally well during final factory inspection.

I've heard it both ways and more and cannot find anything concrete on the Soviet sniper rifle manufacturing process.

They were binned for being the most accurate of standard mosins and fitted with a scope and bent bolt. Other than that, they're identical.

My guess is that after they've been in use/in storage all these years, they're on par with any other Mosin. That and PU Nuggets are so god damn expensive.

>>33835985
>Or are they just as bad?
>Implying a Mosin is bad
Ok chief.

Technically, yes. Realistically, no.

Your best bet using something like a MiG-21 against a modern foe would be following the tactics the NVAF used in Vietnam. That means using heavily conservative ambush tactics in conjunction with air defenses to attack targets of opportunity. In Vietnam, that was comparatively easy because the North Vietnamese early warning network could see the strike packages comparatively far out and sortie planes as necessary.

With stealth, however, 5th gen aircraft, the paradigm has changed. The distances at which early warning networks can detect stealth aircraft is massively reduced, and the advanced EW suites on them mean that missions will likely flown higher, faster, and with standoff munitions compared to Vietnam. That means that the 5th gens may not ever be detected at all while still hitting targets with impunity. Plus, their advanced sensor suites make hiding your own fighters very difficult. Any air campaign would have ISR find airfields fairly quickly, with follow up strikes destroying any aircraft they could find on the ground.

Your best bet would be some kind of ambush tactics, somehwat like this:
>5th gens somehow spotted, either through visual early warning network or consistent use of same routes
>MiG-21s distributed to hidden airfields along strike path
>MiG-21s sortied after 5th gens have passed
>zoom climb, close as fast as possible for IR AAM/gun kill
>make a single pass and run the fuck away
This *might* work once, assuming the 5th gens and their supporting AWACS get complacent. But after that, all the assets that contributed to the attack are pretty much guaranteed to get fucked by the next wave of strikes.

>>33835412
If they have a good C4ISR aircraft on their side and the 5th Gen Aircraft don't then yes it's possible. Hell look at how long the F-4 stayed a viable platform, especially with the ICE upgrade.

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I use pic-related in large enough numbers to deplete their missile batteries.

marines

>>33834778
reason?

>>33834792
Good pay, benefits, comparatively less work than others branches

It would've been more ironic if Karl had the older style Tavor.

>>33834466
Kek AR15 mag system a shit

>>33834520
why becasue he seat his mag so it's the guns fault?

>>33834098
So basically you're asking if we get drunk while carrying funs?

Go away ATF.

>>33834135
One or two hardly considers getting drunk. Just wanted a general consensus of attitude on the topic.

The state i am in has a limit of .04 BAC when carrying. So my guestimation is 1 drink would be okay. Any more than that and you might be flirting with that line depending on how big you are/how much you ate that day.

>>33833927
A single shot rifle.

Only use i could see is if you have a possum problem

>>33833927
It's a rifle for poorfags.

>>33833615
Let me just fit that in my backpack.
Also
>not scavenging gucci bear grylls shit off all the dead preppers a week after anything happens

>>33833672
>Let me just fit that in my backpack.
>>33833615
>Not exactly great for bugging out

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So we finally have a magnifying glass big enough to use on humans instead of ants. Let's see those Michael Vick faggots at the ATF try to ban this!

nb4 solarboarding isn't torture

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In

>>33833287
So in South Africa you can licence a firearm to carry for self defence. You need to be 21. 18 to drive. I still don't have a drivers licence but I carry every day. Am I /k/ enough?

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I normally carry a CZ Comp but it prints to much in the summer.

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>>33833178
>A FUCKING RAMP