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They can't.

That's the reason China gets away with everything they do.

>>31916190
Because the U.S. has the ability to cause disruption of foreign aid and the entirety of China's time would be wasted sending soldiers to confiscate food from the poor while the cities died out. Or we could just fuck with their standing wave equipment so they couldn't cloud seed and by the time it took them to get past our allies in the sea most of the farming areas would be turned into dust bowl.

Lol one us marine could take on at least 30 Chinese conscripts in a firefight and win

>>31916186
HAMAS

>>31916186
AR-47 Babynader

>>31916186
that's a browning automatic rifle

Who gives a fuck. This america, quit being a bitch and pill me up

On the face of it, definitely, but if your job is at an inner city welfare office or something it could be acceptable.

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>>31916058
its up to you anon is it against the rules at work? I want to make a modern version of a full metal suit and wear everyday.

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>>31915974

>Buying anything from Chrysler.

Somebody is still stuck in the past...
>The best tank ever made, he says, was the German Panther of World War II

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>>31915974
>In last month's issue of the magazine, a former Marine Corps warrant officer added his criticisms to the debate.

>"The turret of the XM-1 is fraught with shot traps," declared Thomas Swearengen. "A single high explosive projectile trapped between the turret and the hull can readily remove the turret."

>Reached at his home in Burton, S.C., Mr. Swearengen elaborated on his criticism of the XM-1. He claims that its glacis plate (the frontal part of the tank) "cannot absorb direct hits by high velocity projectiles nor can it withstand hits from HEAT [high explosive antitank shells.] It needs an angle of about 55 degrees to be able to deflect these rounds."

>Calling the tank "a virtual death trap," Swearengen, who served in the Marine Corps as an explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) officer and who describes himself as "a student of explosive ordinance," urges an immediate redesign of the XM-1 to eliminate shot traps and provide maximum ballistic protection with sloped armor. He adds that no amount of British- designed Chobham armor, with which the tank is liberally equipped, "can help the XM-1 in its present configuration."

Based marines knows the truth. That damn thing cant handle a T-62 ;^)

Let alone an early T-80 which is in hindsight totally not a T-64 with a different suspension and engine.

We need to listen to the marines if we ever are gona win against the russians.

>>31915971
It's illegal for a commoner like myself to own.

>>31915971
Cobray made a lot of nasty ones paired with even nastier mags.
The rest is pure elitism

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shitty stock and 'meh' grip. Give it a nice stock like this and I'd be interested

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>>31915935
ive got a small fox/fighting hole.

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>>31915935
Best I got is a tree house. When the water table is a foot below the surface, you build up, not down.

>>31918184
The did it at passchendaele and the somme just use pumps, lots of pumps and concrete, Russia successfully killed nature with concrete so can you

>>31915822
We can stop protecting your worthless ass and just let the norks bulldoze you without our support (aka 99% of your national defense force)

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>>31915833
we will build 1000 ICBMs with hydrogen warheads pointed at japan.

>>31915838
but my Nippon cartoons

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This is cooler.

>>31915470
Yes, we can all agree reciprocating barrels are sex. Seriously though, if they announced a shoulder-fired GM6 I would literally get an erection

>>31915482

What's a reciprocating barrel and why does it now give me erections?

>>31915465
Aren't US made SIGs shit? Also SBR cost plus machining costs to cut it down is gonna be expensive and now I've gotta deal with the Poodle-shooting squad

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>>31915442

Kinda close-ish. Can be found for around $1000.

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>>31915233
The sixth battalion was the next to tour and it was me who drew the card

We did Canungra and Shoalwater before we left

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>>31915240
And Townsville lined the footpaths as we marched down to the quay

This clipping from the paper shows us young and strong and clean

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>>31915250
And there's me in me slouch hat with me SLR and greens

God help me - I was only nineteen

>>31915194

NEVER store mags loaded. You will weaken the springs over time and the mags won't feed right and will become worthless.

I store all my mags loaded 100% of the time.

>>31915300
hello fuddlore

>>31915144
That's a vacuum transistor, you derpy klurf.

>>31915144
A jew egg. Quick smash it before it hatches.

>>31915144
its the seeker off of an IR missile.

>>31914887
floats on water, nigga

>>31914887
It guards the coast

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>>31914904
>>31914905

What's inside the box?

>>31914861
3/5
Check hot guns if it's stolen.

Let's see the gun after de-rusting

>>31914861
Cool. Clean it up and have fun.
Nice score. Good throwaway.
It's probably not a murder weapon...

>>31914646
I'd say just shoot them with a regular bullet.
If someone tries to kill you, their life is forfeit.

>>31914646
There is a reason why lethal and less lethal options are completely separate from each other.

>>31914646

When would this be applied compared to any other circumstances officers find themselves in, and to what degree do you really believe it would be useful in deescalating a situation? Let's think about this. Officers have tasers, batons, OC, their guns. They don't usually have all of the above, but if we're going to give them cuckballs, why would we do that before the other shit?

What scenario would a cuckball be useful? In a potentially deadly situation where you want to have deadly force in hand, but you want the possibility of a warning shot to show them you mean business?

I really don't imagine much of an improvement in police homicide rates with this. This would be for a suicidal/mentally ill person, and they're already not in the right state of mind. If you point your gun at them and start giving them commands, but they ignore them, do you really believe a cuckballs to the chest is going to make them suddenly "wake up" and realize the error of their ways?

We have countless videos of armed suspects standing around, surrounded by officers, being tazed, OC'd, beanbagged, and sometimes fatally shot. People like this can only ever really be talked into compliance by a calm, cool officer. This doesn't describe 99% of the officers these cuckballs are intended for.

But hey, if it saves just one homeless, drug abuser, sex offender, repeat offender, HIV+ asshole, then the millions we spend getting this out there will be worth it, right? At least that's what we'd be led to believe.