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No one can identify?

That currency is from a no guns land?

>>32968653
OP I think your dog is autistic. Sorry bro.

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If anyone has a specific request I'll see if I have it. Otherwise will just dump

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>>32968301

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>>32968301
Posting my advanced sight

>>32968214
Do I need a ham radio license for these?

>>32968234
I too play Glaz.

>>32968490
not if you use some specific channels that are open to anyone. broadcasting on other channels is illegal without a license.

>>32968203
CNC mill, don't really see the value in an NRA membership

CNC Machine

fuck the NRA

>>32968203
I could sell the ghost gunner for more.
I have no desire for either

Woke up just in time

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>>32968058
Now that's some ugly fucking shit

Who the fuck knows what would actually work? The Germans used zeppelins to bomb London in the beginning of WWI and it accomplished nothing. They thought timetables of trains could be weaponized.

But simple shit like building trenches on the high ground ended up putting a lot of the war to their advantage.

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>>32968051
bump for interest

I've always believed that who rules the air, rules the ground.

>>32968051
Didn't read past the title.
Don't know where that is.
I want to deploy there.

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>>32967718
>CCing a revolver
Nigga come on. What are you even CCing right now?

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>>32967725
A shitbox TT. I mean, I love the gun, what a blast to shoot, but it's hardly ideal.

I was surprised at how easy it was to rapidly whiff off six rounds out of this thing and how easy it is to control. Easily the most controllable .357 I've ever shot.

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yes

>>32967716
That's not really autistic, if you change in your fresh clothes you have no fresh and dry clothes left. The extra clothes are meant to be used if the ones you are wearing get wet, rip or anything.

>>32967716
>socks too
not only is that autistic, it's terrible for your feet.

>still do routine penis inspections on myself, even after 13 years retired
some men never change

A famas

>>32967447
Martini Henry

>>32967452
I concur.

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>>32966903
drop the - and start using >

>old school rifle butt stock
So you mean, a pistol grip butt stock.

To be honest with you OP new production shotguns are not that great. If i were you i would go check out armslist.com.

Dont buy a maverick 88, its cheap sure but it isnt quality.

Dont buy a mossberg in the first place. Ive seen quite a few fail in field use and the design is clunky.


If you have to have a modern production i would go with a remington 870 and then buy new stock for it because modern wood stocks are shit.

If i had to make a few vintage suggestions
>anything stevens
>any A5 or A5 copy like the remington model 11
>anything Remington To be honest im a fan, ive hunted with them my entire life.
>Ithaca model 37
>some vintage mossbergs

i can go on but vintage is where its at for shotguns. For other types of guns like pistols and rifles it can be touch and go people did shotguns incredibly well.

>pic related
my mid 70s Remington 1100 from when i was rabbit hunting yesterday.

I also own a mid 70s Remington 870 and my aunt and dad also own mid 70s Remington 1100's.

I also own a 1979 Remington 572 and a 1953 Remington 760.

Most of the people i hunt with use
Remington.

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>>32967078
Massive RemShill spotted.

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>>32967078
>>32967211
Seriously... Shill away Remington marketing clone 58712

>>32966772
No, I like my nose and teeth.

>>32966780
Dont be such a limp wristed mary. I fire mine one handed bo problem.

>>32966772
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYjThckYqBQ
They explain pretty well why I wont buy one

>>32966453
>Hey /k/ I need help identifying this artillery shell.
Looks more like a garden trowel

>>32966466
I mean the rusty brownish thing under it in the shape and size of your moms dildo

>>32966453
Your moms dildo

>>32966393
Same with artillery in general.

The most there is to improve on these days are multi-thousand-dollar "smart" projectiles and/or improved fire solution software.

The real money is in counter artillery/rocket solutions.

>>32966393
>Relevant
Yes.
>Y tho
Highly portable piece of cheap indirect fire.

Yes. Indirect fire is extremely effective. Mortars are quick to use, quick to react and are extremely effective with a spotter.

>>32966048
stop
1. anticipating recoil
2. jerking the trigger rather than a smooth squeeze
3. having no "follow through" where you continuing the squeezing action rather than merely waiting for the bang
4. using your finger tips
5. using the crook between your distal and middle phlanges.
6. squeezing your entire hand along with your index finger
7. insisting on teacupping or squeezing with your supporting hand
8. breaking the wrist upwards while attempting to control recoil with just your elbow instead of absorbing it through the wrist and into your arm and shoulder.

basically git gud shitlord

>>32966048

no most people start off far better than that, far better

my guess is you are afraid of the firearm and flinch and jump when you think the recoil is coming

go get some time in on a .22

>>32966070
What the hell is wrong with teacupping? My shooting arm gets tired, you know.