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>>32959639
Responding to OP's threads is like masturbating to a man in colorful knee socks. You know it's gay but something keeps drawing you in.

>the glock 42 was like your sexually conservative girlfriend
>doing a poor job at talking dirty to you for the first time

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>>32959639
The belt fed m60 is like a BBW model in a world of 120lb sports illustrated bikini models

sure the sports illustrated girls are great but sometimes i need a girl to lay naked on me and suffocate me, and they just cant do the job.

enter the m60

>>32959636
>significant rate of rimfire failure to fire

No.

>inb4 fpbp

That's a funny way of saying 5.56x45 mm NATO.

>>32959636
No. It's literally the most antiquated round still in common use in the US.

.22lr is a great cheap practice round. Stay away from .223. Its completely obsolete now that 6.5 grendel has like twice the ballistic coefficient with around the same recoil and ppl are already moving to it..pluss u can get cheap wolf 6.5 grendel for about/less than .223 or 5.56

.22 is cheap cheap cheap if you can find a good deal on it (I've found it at 5 cents per but if you want ok quality and actual availability there's Federal Automatch at 7 cents per round)

.223 is much more expensive.

>>32959562
.223 is great for a first rifle, I only use .22 when I'm screwing around

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>>32959223
>...when your tour guide turns around and says to you, "This is your A-10 Warthog for tonight."

No thanks, I've already got one!

>>32959223

Just shrug and continue on with the tour. I don't know how to pilot that thing.

>>32959276
fuck you

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>>32959187
>implying Trump will commit more troops after all his anti-interventionist speech

He'll convince other NATO countries to supply the troop deficit. Or he'll just ignore it.

One of the main things that Frontline documentary talks about is how no one in America gives a shit about Afghanistan. Once it was no longer an Al Qaeda training front, it ceased to be worth spending blood and treasure on.

Just the other day Assad said he'd welcome American troops in Syria as long as they were strictly there to fight ISIS. There are a lot of demands on us at a time when the American public has no taste for war.

Unless another big building explodes, we're not going anywhere.

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>>32959210
Who blew up that dirt building?

>>32959237
> blowing up some chink/poo-in-loo pagan shit

why the fuck would I care?

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>>32959145
Mossberg 500 with new old/refinished wood furniture, sling mount, light, replace trigger housing with metal trigger housing, replace safety with enhanced metal safety, be able to use any Mossman 500 length barrels you want.

>>32959145
Just get an AR. Less unwieldy for an older woman.

>>32959145

Cheapest? Second hand Mossberg 500, most likely.

My opinion? Low to mid 20"-ish smooth barrel 12ga with slug type sights. Any brand, really.

>>32959127
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PZbG9i1oGPA

Yes

no but a killdozer can

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>>32959127
When you have shit visibility from boars over the windows, a Russian driving it, and a line of retarded protesters, yes.

>>32959053
You're not suppose to use a tourniqet on head or neck wounds

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gear queer isn't just for playing army man
conceal carry rigs, uspsa belts, 3 gun setups, all of you are welcomed here.

First for arctryx leaf bravo jacket for 130 wew

>>32958933
That is pretty aesthetic.

Geez. Just get an SCR.
Or live in a county where nobody cares about/enforces shit laws.

>>32958933
is it wrong that i want that stock w/o the thumbhole cover?

>>32958682

Worst /k/orea makes tons of /k/ movies

The Man from Nowhere is a good starting point

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>>32958682
John Wick and John Wick 2

>>32958692
South Korean movies suck ass.

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>>32958672
>no tracks

A belated answer to 82a? All of the US up gunned versions of 8x armor were already done by the Europeans. There's dozen better AAVs in production, all cost less money than the cost just to upgun the Stryker.

If I was planning for US Army, I would be focusing more on the Russian artillery operations in recent times than purely their armored forces

>>32958672
Turrets in the back, should be as close to the front as possible.

>>32958606
I would say anything with significant penatration. Like you mean landwhale yes? If walrus hunting is a thing whatever they use for that. I would trust my 357 mag to take out a ultra fatty.

I don't even follow nfa laws

I've only ever met one cop who says he'd enforce mag laws purely because his brother in law scalps them, which I'm calling bullshit on because it's impossible for one cop to go around confiscating magazines and then somehow directing them to someone who can sell them back

>>32958541

I would recommend anyone living in a shithole like CA buy a 3d printer and learn to use it.

For totally legal purposes and absolutely nothing else, of course.

>>32958541
Personally I don't mind since life is good and 90% of the guns I want I already own and are compliant with the laws anyways.

>>32958528
It is.

>>32958528
A glock striker is kind of a double action...I mean it's partially cocked when the slide returns, and then you finish the whole shebang of cocking and firing with the trigger pull...pretty much a double action.

>>32958528
Kahr basically uses a double action striker
>>32958575
Well one of the huge benefits of DA is being able to actuate the hammer (or striker) with the trigger after a light primer strike
Really can't do that with a glock

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>>32958477
list of items:
military poncho
paracord
socks
underwear
bandana
toilet paper
manual chainsaw
mess kit
2 lighters
coffee
matches
gas mask with filter
binoculars
knife
flash light
finger nail clippers
2 pill bottles full of .22 ammo (approx 150 rounds).
10/22 breakdown
flint fire starter
gloves
antibiotics
candles
canteen with water purification tabs
med kit
soap
tooth brush
extra roll of gauze
duct tape
3 mre's
compass
camo face cream
radio
playing cards
filtered water bottle
rag
a few paper napkins
rangers field guide
extra batteries
baklava
ALICE bag

I think that's everything.

>>32958477
>>32958485
>>32958628

There is plenty of websites that are dedicated to bug out bags, shit like that. Dunno why you'd come here over one of those places. Nothing but trolling fags mostly.

Build the bag for the needs of your own. Just cause some one else or I suggest some thing. Doesn't mean that you yourself would need it.