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>>32586505
In English?

>>32586514
Bite me

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>>32586033

No. Communism must be resisted.

We must assemble an army /k/ and conquer these sub terrainean degenerates

No but I figured that all those weird ass street painters and other various freaks must be living somewhere.

Only on UTube vidya. Waifu there get me diamonds.

>>32584058
You might go to my house, but you're not going in my house.

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I've always lived away from Cities.

I can't and will probably never understand the lifestyle of Cosmopolitan Urbanites and ovulates alike.

>>32584058
>Not going to the Winchester, having a nice cold pint, and waiting for all of this to blow over

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Bamp for interest

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>>32581097
AK pattern rifles have proven to be cheapest and most reliable.

It is extremely rugged, accepting much abuse externally and it is able to function if poorly maintained or with foreign material within its mechanism.

This, and its price, is supported by its wide acceptance throughout the world and the nature of its users.

The AK is in circulation for African warlords, terrorists, counter terrorists, several organized nations including: all of the Eastern Bloc, China, Cuba, most of Africa, most of the Middle East, with variants used by: Israel, Finland and India(Only example of someone fucking up the design)

I know people will say that the AR is superior but, with cost and availability considered, it is hard to say that it is not the best rifle for the money and the reliability so, that when issued, it can be known that the user will be able to use it, even if they cannot care for it. There is only an argument presented here, by AR users and supporters, as it is the cheapest rifle of its type in the US, making its user want to justify their purchase by stating the rare flaws in its superior.

>>32581735
I love these

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Seriously that rail's stupidly low

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Looks pretty nice otherwise though

It's so you can use your middle finger to activate your light/laser.

>>32579120
>>new nurse gagging like shes in an orgy
speaking from experience?

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One of my worst fears is honestly to get shot in the lung and have a sucking chest wound

>>32579148
haha of course not... who on earth would do that, hehe...

>>32579077

Did it occur to you maybe they simply haven't been repainted yet?

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probably: they will get painted at some point after they arrive

waste of paint considering they'll be shipped back after january 20th

>>32577182

Why do you think there was an official standard?

And why do you think if there was in fact a standard, that this would be other than mere convenience?

A big guy may have been able to one hand the sword with a shield, or wear mail etc.... Smaller guys may have worn lighter armor or leather or no gloves etc....

Swords have always been a rare thing anyways, always very expensive

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Yes, I think there were ways for people to use 2 handed weapons to fight people who would have had a shield and a sword or axe or something. I study KDF and there are ways to use your reach with a longsword to get around peoples defenses, id imagine its similar as to fighting against buckler.

That said I also think that during that time period, unless the mail worn was very well made , that a longsword thrust or even a hefty cut could cut through the mail and take an arm or something.

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>>32577182
>Were these used in conjuction with some of the first useage of plate (plate gauntlets instead of chain) or were they just used in entire absence of additional armor to cover the weakness of just a sword?

Yes.

>>32576796
check back tomorrow

Check back when Trump has a SecNav and presents a 350 ship plan to the public.

When they figure out how to get the rail to stop eating itself

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I spent a few years in Appalachia and I spent most of my free time out in the mountains in the woods. Most of the people there are the most honest and hardworking folks I have ever met,
true 'Salt of the Earth' types.A small minority are absolute scum. It was the latter that I mostly tangled with while innawoods. I am a sneaky guy but I had a few close encounters while helping landowners or just exploring; I have removed squatters, been stalked by moonshiners, and jumped out of a meth lab window.
>I hung around a local gun shop because the guy who worked the counter was a genius ballistician.
>Most of the regulars were older guys who had retired from good union jobs with the railroad or power company or whatnot, and had a good bit of surplus money.
>A lot of them had inherited their deceased family's land but were too old to properly utilize it. Taxes were cheap, so it was just left abandoned.
>Empty land in those part of the country attracts undesirables like bugs on a bumper, and they would complain about poachers, dopers, moonshiners, and all other ,miscreants
>One day, a regular comes in to buy a "carry gun", he had taken over his dead brother's land and found some squatters on it.
>One of them pointed a long gun at him when he told them to pack their shit and get.
>He decides on a nice old Ruger in .44 Mag I had been eyeing
>I volunteer to help him get rid of the squatters since local law enforcement is pretty much non existent
>He says they are down on the river bank, so I park my truck a couple miles upriver on the opposite side and start working down river.
>After an hour or so I see it, a piece of shit camper on blocks with some ramshackle outbuildings surrounding it.
>I unfold my burlap hide, take out the Bushnell bird watching binocs my Nana gave me when I was 10, sit down, break out my carrots, and wait.

>>32573637
>I take notes in my write in the rain 'One man, one woman prob couple, one p/u, no dogs.' 'Genny power' 'Man tours outbuildings couple hrs.' 'Pump action shotgun' 'Both in p/u trk at 2pm, leave' 'both return 5:30'
> Then next day the schedule is the same, so I leave my hide and cross the river to poke around
>They are growing hydroponic dope in the shacks, no traps around.They are living off of canned ravioli and a Coleman stove, shitting in a hole.
>I figure I wait a week, then we come up while they are out and trash the place, bust up their operation, and see if they run off.
>Take the old timer, his truck, my truck, and one of my buddies as a third, the .44 revolver, and my 10/22 goes to my buddy who climbs a hill as lookout.
>I get an idea.
>I take one of my towropes, hook it to my front tow hook, the other end smashes through the window of the camper and out of the window of the other side, loops back to my tow hook
>Mirror the process on the other end with old timer's truck and rope.
>On count of three we both reverse, camper is torn to shreds, debris is everywhere. Push the big chunks into the river with his brush-guard.
>Smash all the hydro equipment, throw that into the river.
Load the genny into the land owner's bed
>We agree to meet at his house tomorrow, I grab lookout and peel out. Blast some Steve Earle while I tear down the dirt trail high on adrenaline.
>Never heard from the squatters again, must have salvaged what was left and skipped town
After that I got a quiet reputation within that circle as a young man who could handle himself outdoors.
Some of the other guys asked me to look into their problems in the following months.

>>32573602
That December, one of the regulars approached me as I was leaving the shop and told me he heard about the job I did with the old timer, (who I now shot steel silhouettes with every weekend), and he had something similar.
>His nephew was a disabled guy who lived a couple towns down the road to the west.
>Nephew lived on his father's property since it was a ranch house, but couldn't really get around the land so it just sat unpatrolled.
>He had heard gunshots that fall, figured it was the usual asshole poachers, but the shots and late night ruckus had persisted past deer season
>He would go out and patrol in his truck once in a while and noticed his gate had been broken open and there were multiple tire tracks coming and going.
>They were headed down the old drive to an abandoned family farmhouse that was in a distant corner of the property up the mountain
>He wanted me to go make sure no one was squatting in his grandfather's farmhouse.
>Same deal, I parked the truck up by Nephew's house, got a compass heading to the old farmhouse and headed up the mountain on foot through the snow.
>When I hit the old drive, I followed parallel to it. Someone had cut their way in, lots of small trees down on the sides of the road, I wanted to keep my tracks out of sight.
>Got nearer to the farmhouse, I didn't believe I would find anything, but there were fresh wood chips on top of the snow, someone was cutting wood recently.
>I have a bad feeling and want to turn around, but I said I would look into it.
>I dismiss it as trespassing woodcuttters and pushed on to the house.
>Plastic sheeting in the blown out windows, oh fuck, someones is living here.
>Post up and watch for a while like usual, no movement, no smoke from the chimney, no vehicles, no dogs. God, how I hate dogs.
>Quiet for a while, decide to get closer: outbound tire tracks in the snow, not fresh.
>I really want to leave, but I gave my word;. I have to go inside and see this thing through.

It's really good if this is an ironic thread

>>32571201
it's gray, but that's about it

>>32571201
you look like a tatical grey fgt
>>>/fit/

>>32567481
Why would you ever want a 26 pound semi auto rifle?

>>32567495
Hey pussy, there's no way it weighs that much. Try taking like 10 pounds off of that.

Also it's highly unreliable when mag fed btw

>>32567481

You only get one of these if you were a SAW gunner and need to hang it in your office like an NCO sword or some shit. It's a collectible, nothing more.

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if i see this ad again ill shove a .45 up my ass and pull the trigger

>>32595780
But don't you want to be quiet and awesome like a navy seal?

>>32595686
FUck off SHill

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>>32594867
Nigger just shut the fuck up.

>>32595545
found the redditor.

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>>32594867

Stop doing this shit, why must people plaster every rifle with a 10 feet of shitty quad rail you wont use 2 sides of, hence the rail covers. A optic when there is literally a bracket for an optic adapter on the side of the receiver, a shitty collapsible stock when the gun comes with the ability to fit a fucking folding stock. Why would you want a stock that always takes up 8 inches vs none.

And some retarded pseudo suppressor bullshit to top it off, it's not difficult to see why the guy holding the gun in a literal mouth breather. This isn't a "rifle in fine" meme post, this shit is just stupid.

>>32594809
Any 5.56 soft tip will drop Bambi.

>>32594809
you google the laws of the area you want to hunt in and check what calibers are legal

>>32594833

This. There's quite a few states where .223 is legally too small of a caliber for legal deer hunting.

Luckily they make all kinds of uppers in bigger stuff.