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Mmmmmm, so sexy.

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You nigger amerifats can't beat this.

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Doesn't it just make you hard?

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Can I get some feedback on this? I feel like it's a good start but it needs something more. I was considering adding orange orbs floating above the tent but I'm open to anything

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>>32520765
just got this from mein sekret santa along with some 7.62 stripper clips, it looks nice

even the god damn mess waiter was 10/10

the germans were the good guys faggot

>>32519676
RIP Fashion Reich

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>>32509612
Reminder that Chris "Dead Men Tell No Tales" Bishop used an SK47 assault weapon and this country needs common sense gun laws!!!!!!!

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poopy

>>32507298
Unpinned 5/25 round "banana clip"
>>32509771
I posted an article last thread saying he got off on the charges. The pendulum is swinging the other way, I highly doubt there will be pushback against legal gun owners defending themselves.

>>32507974
With modern technology?
Fucking hot. Fucking heavy. Like, impossibly heavy.

In a few hundred years? I dont fucking know. If you showed someone from 1960s an iphone they'd flip the fuck out. That's only 60 years ago.

It could turn out that wars of the future are fought with cum powered hedgehogs and it wouldnt shock me.

>>32508050
>Cum powered hedgehogs

Deviant Art in charge of Army R&D

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>>32507974
Gay bitch Disney Star Wars.

Can't even. Planet dropped.

It's called Star Wars, Empire, and Jedi.

Rangers, all i'd have to do is stand outside of a post office or embassy.Too important to be cannon fodder, too useless do to any actual special forces work.

Or a CIA spook, but they aren't really special forces.

First real "war book" I read was Hunting the Jackal, my parents thought it was about actual hunting, but it was about one of the biggest badasses ever to live, Billy Waugh.

Ever since then I've had a raging boner for the CIA and old school MACV-SOG stuff.

>>32506738
>domestic
Air Force Pararescuemen

>foreign
GROM

Downed by cheap planes with cheaper weapons

shamefurr dispray

It saw a hell of a lot more action than Bismarck and Tirpitz.

>>32506148
FUCK OFF spud

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>>32505109
>Hetza will never make his own manga series
Damn shame, his tattoo'd shotgun bitch makes my willy wiggle

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>>32505109
reminds me of MGS4 frogs
also cowposting in moderation is harder than it seems

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Sup /ak/, I recently found a VN called "Innocent Bullet" and from what I can tell it's really promising. Think you guys might like it.

However there's one problem
>no English translation

>>32504503
put honey on your ass and sit on an ant hill.

Try not to get kidnapped by Bigfoot.

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Boys with cute belly buttons are the best.

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>It's been a long time coming, but you've finally got the money for your next purchase in the bank, as well as found exactly what you're looking on one of the multiple firearm auction sites.

>It's a stressful week of outbidding others looking to purchase the same rifle, but you mange to maintain the highest bid by the time the auction clock hits zero on Tuesday night.

>Come Friday, you're walking out of the backwoods FFL with a massive rifle case in hand. It barely fits behind the seat, but you manage it.

>You're giggling like a madman as you enter the apartment you call home, nearly tripping over yourself as you tote the behemoth of a case through the door.

>Setting the case down on the coffee table, you waste no time in unlocking the treasure chest sitting before you. Legs bouncing one hundred miles per hour out of excitement, you gingerly open the case and ease the lid down onto the table.

>Now open and exposed, before you sits a weapon that many drool over, have dreams of owning. Or so you like to think, anyway.

>Barrett M90, .50 BMG bolt action bullpup.

>Your hands hover over the instrument of long range precision, unsure of just where to start in your exploration of the nearly four and a half foot rifle.

>You finally decide to remove the firearm from the foam lined case, taking care to easily lift it from its bed. You fold out the bipod and gently set it on the floor atop the blanket you keep on the couch.

>You make to reach for the optic inside the case when you're suddenly hit by the call of nature.

>Annoyed that your naturally occurring bodily functions are interrupting your time with an inanimate object, you leave the living room and head through your bedroom to the bathroom.

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>>32503787
>As you sit on the porcelain throne, browsing ammunition and accessories on your phone, you swear you hear a slight thud over the din of the exhaust fan.

"Probably nothing," you say to yourself.

>You turn your attention back to the mobile device in hand, crying internally at the price of match grade .50 BMG.

>THUNK!

>You know you heard something that time.

>Assuming it was just the rifle case falling from the table due to your neglect, you rush to finish and clean up so as to make sure the accessories in the case weren't damaged, especially the scope.

>Rushing into the living room, you're met by a site that stops you dead in your tracks.

>The rifle case is indeed on the floor, however you are no longer the only person in your small apartment.

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>>32503802
>more big rifles

YES

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>>32488673
OP: As always, feedback, suggestions wanted and appreciated.
The Ostwind never quite achieved the same level of saturation in German panzer formations as simpler vehicles like modified halftracks and Möbelwagens did. In part, this was due to the increasing material shortages of Germany from 1944 (although factory efficiency did, in fact, improve under Albert Speer's reforms in 1944, with net tank production increasing - that said, more Panzer IVs could not be devoted to specialist vehicles like the Ostwind, and in any case, the Panzer IV cancellations of mid-1945 would preclude AA production). Another factor, however, was the curtailed production cycle the Ostwind had, as the design work for the Kugelblitz was accelerated through 1945 - the obsolescence of the Ostwind had been determined from the time the Wirbelwind had first been designed, as German efforts were directed at readying the profoundly advanced and somewhat novel Kugelblitz design - but to no avail. Finalised only at the end of the war, the Kugelblitz, armed with two 3 cm Mk 103/38 guns and an entirely enclosed design, became little more than a footnote.

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>>32488679
More tank news, as per the new format.
If you have more queries regarding a news story, just point it out, and I'll further elaborate and provide links.

Turkish, Malaysian and German armour manufacturers BMC, Rheinmetall and Etika Strategi respectively, have banded together in a joint venture RBSS to potentially produce a landmark 1000 vehicles for Qatar. Presently, however, the actual product lines in question are not being revealed.

Defence multinational BAE Systems has received a contract from Sweden to mount mortar systems on CV90s of the Swedish Army. The deal, worth some $68 million USD, will involve BAE's mortar system, Mjölner, being installed on 40 vehicles. In related news, Dutch CV90s are also set to receive Iron Fist APS integration.

Indonesia has received another 16 Leopard 2RI MBTs, part of a contract for 61 MBTs. Receipt of this latest batch brings the number of delivered vehicles to 40. Also, the Indonesian Marine Corps is currently reconsidering further acquisitions of the BTR-4, after initial training activities revealed some operational issues.

And that's all for now.

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Wishing you all you treadheads a happy new year.

I'll see you all in 2017.

In the meantime, enjoy what's left of 2016.

s-ducts are a meme just like stealth

>>32567698
it's about compromises.
s-ducts may reduce rcs but also reduce engine performance and the flight envelope.

yf-23 did have visible fan blades from certain angles but still had acceptable RCS

>>32567698
They're not, assuming you're not a slavic savage with fetal alcohol syndrome.

Just use a rod and tap it out. If you are worried about damaging the barrel then use like a brass punch or something softer than steel.

>>32567630
Stick a wood dowel down the barrel and pound it out

what is a stick and a ruber hammer?

>>32565824
go away troll before i show you snapping and snap you're neck

SHALL

>>32565979
Never stop