http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39314250
>At the airport 90 minutes later the man approached a military patrol and tried to seize a weapon from one of the soldiers, French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said. She managed to keep hold of the gun, and two other soldiers opened fire on the attacker, killing him.
>She managed to keep hold of the gun
>She
Do you think it was just a cause that a female soldier was targeted by somebody willing to steal a soldier's weapon, or was it according to a a wittingly identification of the weakest... operator?
>>33346031
Why would you have a female soldier?
They are objectively much worse than male soldiers
>>33346042
Not every country is a greasy sausage fest with 18th century standards.
>>33346073
not every country is desperate enough for soldiers, that they have to enlist skirts
what look do you give while aiming down your sights what is the last face your target sees before you pull the trigger? nothing personal kid
>>33346014
>nothing personal
Common mistake.
>>33346014
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Name a more iconic duo.. I'll wait.
My cock and scrotum.
>>33345891
This anon's cock and scrotum.
>>33345887
Ak47 and Mauser
>be Rhodesian communist innawoods
>see this strafing you're buddies
post your reaction
>>33345883
what gun is that?
>It Ain't Me starts playing
How long does it take to learn how to properly service 1911-platform handguns at the level of a decent gunsmith? People claim it's one of the trickier jobs in all of normal gunsmithing, but how tricky IS it?
>>33345815
I like to jack off with a broom handle up my asshole
>>33345852
Hey faggot - that doesn't make you special on /k/. We all do that.
>>33345862
I'm laying on a big sticky piece of my own dookie right now
/k/ feels thread
>be me
>guns were always my thing
>live in a cucked country when it comes to guns
>when I go to the range all I can have my own are 7.62x39 mags, rigs, gloves, ear and eye pro
>I bought my own mags just to do some O P E R A T O R reloads
I can't even kill myself with a gun.
>be me
>jack off onto my own pooplogs
Are you trying to say that you can't have your own guns, but can rent them on a range? Where the fuck do you live?
>be me
>have no gf
>capture random doe during one hunt
>build small stable for her in my backyard
>take care of here like I would take care of a wife or gf
Mine is non-fighter aircraft carried on aircraft carriers like
>Breguet Alizé
>S-2 Tracker
>Fairey Gannet
>S-3 Viking
etc.
there was a time where dozens of such aircrafts were operated a time long gone imo a mistake...
I like to smear shit on my nipples.
>>33345759
>>33345759
Do the French have a carrier-borne tanker aircraft? I noticed the Rafale M still possesses a refuelling probe and was wondering if it sips from something off the deck or if it depends strictly land-based tankers only.
Is it worth it /k/?
As a collector's piece, maybe. They're a PITA to get working correctly and if you want a reliable semi auto shotgun, you're better served with something like a 1301 Tactical
For actual use? You're better off with a Benelli M3 Tactical.
For CLEVER GIRL? Do it, fgt.
>>33345695
>PITA
Be careful of the ones that have the lever safeties. There was a recall on them because if you flipped the lever on a live round it could go off.
Apart from aesthetics / mag size / mounts etc, what's the mechanical difference between the AS Val and the Vintorez? Or are they of the same platform?
>>33345694
On a related note, is there any truth to the hype about the high performance armor piercing ability of 9x39?
Going sanic fast is the primary method of punching deep holes in hard things and the 9x39 is subsonic.
Is it relative to other subsonic cartridges compared against soft armor or is it genuinely a good armor piercing round?
>>33345694
They're both fucking gay.
>>33345694
>>33345719
First question: Little to none. Trigger on the Vintorez is probably a bit better, but as no one on here has ever handled one or the other no one knows.
Second question: It's compared to other subsonics.
What does /k/ think of the Irish Naval Service and its fleet? Too small/underpowered, or is it big enough for a smaller nation?
Considerations:
>Ireland population: 4.6 million
>Coastline: c. 3,000km/1865 miles
>Military budget: $950 million/year
>Naval personnel: 1,100
>Current fleet: 8 ships
Fleet characteristics:
>3 Samuel Beckett-class offshore patrol vessels (commissioned 2014, 2015, and 2016) - 2,256 tonnes; 90m/300ft long
>1 Eithne-class offshore patrol vessel (commissioned 1984) - 1,960 tonnes; 84.8m/278ft long
>2 Róisín-class offshore patrol vessels (commissioned 1999 and 2001) - 1,500 tonnes; 78.84m/258.7 ft long
>2 Peacock-class corvettes (commissioned 1988) - 712 tonnes; 62.6m/205ft
Planned upgrades:
>Replacement of Eithne-class OPV with Beckett-class OPV in 2018
General deficiencies compared to other naval services:
>No aviation assets (air support provided entirely by Irish Air Corps)
>No submarines
>No support/utility vessels (tugs, trainers, etc.)
What's your verdict, /k/? Should Ireland expand its navy, or would that be a waste of money?
8 fucking ships
that's not a navy, that's not even a coast guard
Considering Ireland is not a real country anyway it does not really matter, they are UK for all intents and purposes
>>33345562
Considering its job is protecting the Irish coast, it does an adequate job and they would probably get more bang for their buck for investing in the Irish Air Corps if they want more anti-ship capabilities but don't want the money to go to waste.
Think of it less like a navy and more like the US Coast Guard.
Seems like a pretty reasonable setup.
*sinks your merchant ships*
>>33345561
*has a 75% casualty rate*
Still love U-boats. Ever been in one?
>>33345561
That's illegal you know. I'm telling the League of Nations on you!
>>33345567
I was in an old French sub modeled after a U Boat. I was shocked to see how cramped it was. Breddy cool.
Was there ever a point during the cold war were one side had the advantage over the other? I heard the Soviets had more missiles and tanks than the US at one point. Enough to scare the US government into building the apache helicopter as a tank destroyer.
>>33345556
The Soviets (and later Russia) had more nuclear weapons than the US from around the mid-1970s to the mid-2000s. It's been around equal numbers since then.
As far as tanks go, the Red Army fuckin loved'em. They cranked 100,000 T-54/55s off the assembly lines, plus 20k T-72s, 25k T-62s, 10k T-64s, 5k T-80s and about 6-7k IS variants. Plus a whole family of self propelled guns, tank destroyers, and other shit.
Meanwhile, the US cranked out about 16k Pattons between the M46 and M60, and about 10k Abrams tanks. A bunch of other prototypes and one-run models exist with 20-500 models produced apiece.
US strategy has always been about overwhelming air power. The Soviets tended to prefer huge columns of tanks.
>>33345556
the short time when america had nukes and russia didn't,
and also the time when america had delivery systems and russia didn't.
>>33345652
>US strategy has always been about overwhelming air power. The Soviets tended to prefer huge columns of tanks.
Cool story, considering Soviet Union operated the largest air force on the planet.
http://www.theverge.com/2017/3/16/14944256/patriot-missile-shot-down-consumer-drone-us-military
so who did it? KSA? ROK?
>>33345485
99% that Saudis did it.,
>>33345485
Are they fucking serious?
AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
>>33345485
>Patriot missile
Its not who did it, but why.. and its always the same. For the lulz
>someone saying: it’s in the air, it’s my jurisdiction, and pushed the button.
How would it play out if the entire Wehrmacht at its peak strength appeared in the middle of modern day Germany, say around Munich. With the task of defeating the modern day German army and restoring Hitler to power in Berlin. WW2 cannot use allies (Hungary, Romania, Italy ect) and modern Germany cannot use allies (NATO for example).
>>33345461
They'd fucking lose.
>>33345469
You'd think that. But now there's millions of great men ready to be leaders to even a higher amount of millions of Germans who feel they're losing their country and their people.
Think of all the modern Germans who would help and give them newer technology.
>>33345579
You're a delusional 14 year old.
Time to settle this once and for all: Is this a soldier's gun?
>full length guide rod
>tight tolerances
>unreliable
It's not a soldiers gun
IT'S UNRELIABLE
>>33345331
/thread?