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I can recommend the Primary arms 3x. Im very satisfied and it uses the same bases as ACOGs so you can upgrade

>>33374521
The Primary Arms 3x does look pretty nice, and I could even put a red dot on the top. Does it have adjustable diopter?

Primary Arms and Burris ones looks neat. I wanted to try a Burris 3x but then I Holosun'd.

>>33374436
You type like a twelve year old. Maybe try a less vague and retarded question.

>>33374436
MOS?

>>33374436
When did you enlist?

>>33374400
>without the pipe
pick up that can

>>33374400
My understanding is that they're all pretty useless for anything being the novelty or LARPing due to expired filters. So, meh.

>>33374400
If nbc is your concern the suit and decontamination baths are a bit more important than the mask

>>33374357
Slowly encouraging mainland-sympathetic immigration until you have a strong enough voting block to control the government

Subversion

>>33374357
By using the same economic seeding that we've been using for the last 20 years.

Other than that I wouldn't expect for the USA to try to retake Taiwan for a while. They'd probably fight a naval war, which they'd probably win, then start strategically attacking the Chinese mainland. They'll threaten Honk Kong, possibly even take it. I could try to bog them down but I doubt I'll be getting much support from the locals.

The only real option is to hold out and hope that American bombing isn't as bad as it might be. Once our surface fleet is destroyed their is not a chance in hell we're building anything new. I'd focus on submarine production but rushing effective modern submarines is a hell of a feat and it takes too much time. If we did build up a sub-fleet we should assume that the US would build more ASW ships and capabilities. Naval expansion is inevitable under the Trump administration.

So that's my best option, build subs, mine the waters, and hope that you can give the US enough trouble to convince them that peace would be a better option than war. What could do that I don't know. You'd have to offer them something incredible like a huge share in south asia sea oil. That might not even do it.

tl;dr at this stage not possible.

While I can't give you any recommendations for a stab proof vest, good on you for taking it upon yourself to buying better equipment than what you're issued.

>>33374273
there really aren't any stab proof vests. Even Kevlar isn't good for that purpose. Might want some super light weight plates + side plates instead. Those will still have gaps though so they aren't full proof.

>>33374396
See that's the thing, needs to be covert. Under the shirt and not to bulky and don't need stab proof per se, just some protection against shanks, edged weapons and maybe needles

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>>33373950
>So today, I found the recipe for fake cum
>I thought just about using a super soaker
Holy Judas

>>33373950
Yeah, that would work.
Possibly try to make one of the bb guns that Nighthawkinlight has made on YouTube.

Or just widen the nozzles of the auper soaker.

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>>33373950
>jizz canister

the fudd safari hunters will tell you that nothing besides controlled feed even exists, but for all intents and purposes, it doesn't matter as much as the overall quality of the weapon.

with a controlled feed you do lose the ability to dropload though, unless you have a beveled bolt face like a ruger.

>>33373915

I would agree with them just because if I'm on a safari with the possibility of having my self gored by an elephant then I want my feeding to work in every damn position imaginable.

Otherwise push feed is fine for regular old durr hunting.

>>33373915
>>33373933

Thanks for the feedback. I'll probably go push feed for the drop load. Also overall, I think I like the Tikka better for the money.

>>33373862
Why are you shilling ammo then? It's the cold season. Probably be that way for another 4 years or so.

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>>33373862

http://www.armslist.com/posts/3950870/california-ammo-for-sale--22lr-ammunition
>will ship! prices are twice what all retailers currently charge, plus shipping costs!

http://www.armslist.com/posts/3722076/california-ammo-for-sale--22lr-bricks
>get your bricks! bricks for sale, $55!

http://www.armslist.com/posts/6608447/murfreesboro-tennessee-ammo-for-sale--5k-rounds-of-22lr-
>plz trade my ar lowers plus cash for my 5k rounds of overpriced shit dirt tier bargain .22lr

http://www.armslist.com/posts/6574339/sacramento-california-ammo-for-sale---22-lr-remington-tunderbolts
>NO SHIPPING, only $40 for $29.99 bricks

http://www.armslist.com/posts/5417512/milwaukee-wisconsin-ammo-for-sale-trade---6-175-rounds-22lr-federal-automatch
>6,175 of shit federal automatch.
>O P E N T O T R A D E S
>DESSICANT PACKS INCLUDED

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>>33373891
i am just fucking laughing my ass off and happy as fuck that prices are going to be steadily dropping for the foreseeable future. we have entered a period of greatness and prosperity!!

>M A G A
>A
>G
>A

>>33373834
I like it, Cap&Ball is also good with the Hapsburg

Refreshing to see how much effort he puts into each video.

>>33373857
Agree, though I like how he delves into equipment as well, something that Cap&Ball doesn't do. Plus brittishmuzzleloaders' voice is better.

>>33373697
heh, you're pretty good

>2017
>people still buying remanufactured ammo
I guess we do need new kaboom stories.

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i bet their painted copper

Go prebuilt. Building an AR10 just isn't worth it.

>>33373833
So does Mega Arms make a good one?

>>33373643
M&P10s and those Windhams are pretty good value for money.

>>33373530
>implying the rhino isn't aesthetic as fuck
What are you, some kind of queer?

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>>33373530
It seems like so many companies just get so close but fail on the details

Maybe if you had a pic of a hi point it would make your point.

The rhinos are at least interesting looking.

>>33373234
Parts of pre-WW1 wars: Yes.
parts of WW1: Yes.
To stem the tide of the German advance in WW2/used at very desperate points after Stalingrad: Yes
Used in the way TV/Movies/Video Games show it: Not really.

>>33373234
Quite much, yes : during the German push, countless lives were sacrificed to prevent the Germans from winning the war while retreating to strecht out German supply lines and wait for winter ; and when the Soviets began to gain back ground, men tides were used to force the Germans into a quickier restreat.

Only at the very beginning of Operation Barbarossa

how would you detect weapons?

>>33372885

Are you retarded?

does your gun happen to have an RFID chip in it?

why would I? looks like trash

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:Looks like more proprietary shit. I think I'd rather get the DPMS.

>>33372921
Most parts can swap with a ar15