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A lot of UFO stories involve seeing symbol writing that look like hieroglyphs.

I have a very entertaining explanation- welding symbols.

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Unit 731 is noteworthy of course.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731

Taken from the wiki- "Thousands of men, women and children interred at prisoner of war camps were subjected to vivisection, often without anesthesia and usually ending with the death of the victim.[14] Vivisections were performed on prisoners after infecting them with various diseases. Researchers performed invasive surgery on prisoners, removing organs to study the effects of disease on the human body. These were conducted while the patients were alive because it was feared that the decomposition process would affect the results.[15] The infected and vivisected prisoners included men, women, children, and infants.[16]"

It's also worth mentioning that like with Operation Paperclip, Japanese researchers caught by America were offered some form of amnesty in return for their cooperation with American research and the information they collected from their own nations projects.

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There's another story to the picture, this one saying the infant was the doctors.

Taken from the wiki on Unit 731- "Female prisoners were forced to become pregnant for use in experiments. The hypothetical possibility of vertical transmission (from mother to fetus or child) of diseases, particularly syphilis, was the stated reason for the torture. Fetal survival and damage to mother's reproductive organs were objects of interest. Though "a large number of babies were born in captivity", there has been no account of any survivors of Unit 731, children included. It is suspected that the children of female prisoners were killed or the pregnancies terminated.[25]"

>>31811639
Baiting /k/ is obsolete

>>31811639
Hillary is going to start a war with Russia so we'll finally get to use all that tech we invented in the Cold War.

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>>31811639

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>inb4 ifunny

>>31811012

>Britbong is afraid of a gun
>yet claims to be some sort of kung-fu commando that can disarm a man and competently fire the weapon she is supposedly afraid of

I can't be angry at this when I'm absolutely baffled by it.

If you have to ask you can't afford it sorry op

>>31810845
Fuck off, I've got a grand sitting around and I want an Enfield. I just don't wanna spend every cent like a fucking mongoloid

I got a couple of gen 4 glocks and have been shooting them for 2 years but I want to lighten the trigger pull as I feel it is a bit heavy and affects grouping. Is the 4.5lb connector the fastest and easiest way to achieve this? Any other options I should consider as well??

>>31810720
Accessories, no. Guns, yes.

Your example? Yes he can. Even if you are enough of an idiot to tell him where you are from.

>>31810720
No. Not legally. He can't even posses a 30 round mag starting Jan 1st it's a felony. I lost mine in a tragic... Accident...

>>31810786
But as a Nevada resident can you get in trouble for giving it to him?

The ruger is styled after a nambu, just so you know.

>>31810321
They all look pretty similar to me.

I know the 92fs/M9 is styled after the Walther as well, and I like them too but I think these 22s look more Walther-like than the 92fs/M9 do.

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>>31810346
The 92FS is pretty much a development of the P38. They basically just extended the slide for a conventional recoil spring, widened the grip for double-stack mags, and eventually added a button mag release. Internally, the P38 and 92 are extremely similar.

As for OP, the whole exposed barrel thing pretty much died out in centerfire pistols after WWII, though it was originally a Germanic sort of trend. The only other pistols you'll find that have it are other pre-war designs like the Lahti.

>>31809960

Wearing camo screams, "will operate for tendies".

>>31809960
Nice Sheltie anon, I had a pupper just like that when I was a kid.

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best mixed camo coming through

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>>31809897
>every third edition is psi talking about his rails

>>31809883
An AR would be a great thing to have if there was some sort of poodle uprising. Not much good for anything else though.

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>>31809910
how have you still not offed yourself

>>31809735
Why 9mm rifle?
Why not thompson?
Why don't they make .50ae rifle more common?
Where am I, what's going on?
Who are you, this isn't aol!

>>31811142
Not thompson because it was a good 45 SMG back in WW2. But nowadays you can get much better ones. Also he's buying an upper, hence he can decide to swap to non-pistol ammo if he has the money to.
50 AE wouldn't be a good rifle or SMG cartridge. Too difficult to handle on an SMG and too unpredictable on a rifle. 500 S&W might work better (some /k/ommando actually turned his mosin into a 500 S&W gun)
You are on 4chan. We're talking about 9mm uppers.
I am an anon. Yes this isn't AOL.

>>31811754
Your answer makes me cry anon, you give me hope for true answers on this board.

>>31809669
the V11 or even better, a V7

>>31809678
Why choose mlok over keymod?

Which Geissele trigger? You'd spend $2-300 on a SSA/-E, and if you want to shoot at distance, a sub-4lbs trigger helps.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-Et0IfWHw8

>>31809446
The F-20 lost out to the F-15 because it didn't have enough bells and whistles.

>>31809750
The F-20 never competed against the F-15. In point of fact, it could launch Sparrows, something the F-16 was unable to do at that point in time.

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>>31809300

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> Pontiac died before it could come to fruition

It still hurts

bump
i need some good boots, so

Belleville

>>31809297
Salomon.

You can build a solid Palmetto State Armory AR for ~650, plus figure 150-300 for a vortex optic. Be prepared to wait a while for PSA though, they're backordered like crazy, worth looking at Aero Precision too. There are M16A1 builders on here who can answer you better, but from what I've seen a casual clone will run you at least a grand.

A Mossberg 590A1 can be had for around $500, and be all the shotgun you need.

You can get away with a compact, but you'll eventually want something like a Glock 43 or M&P shield (get the glock)

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>>31809128
Is there really that big of a difference? Seems like I'm sacrificing a lot of gun for a little bit of space.

>>31809208
so goes the whole (((Glock))) marketing theory. Once fucking gun, in a hundred different gradual sizes.

>>31808904
You posted both in the same pic.

>>31808904
Overrated is katana
underrated is Scottish basket hilt

>>31808904
Most overrated is European swords in general. Nearly every faggot on here thinks katana a shit and broad/bastard/falchyon are awesome.
Most underrated is Chinese Jian. Nobody ever mentions it.

Katana have passed there overrated reputation. Nearly everyone these days knows it's just another sword... Besides maybe weebs.