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>>31842227
>16 rounds

whoops....meatn 6 out of 10

Improvement is all that matters.. Persistence not perfection

>>31842227
Not terrible. Frankly if you're new you should be proud that you're actually on paper for most/all of your shots.

You could get stupidly good with a handgun but that depends on physical ability, mental ability, and determination. IE Jerry will always be better than you, but you could very well become better than me (which honestly isn't that hard, I suck with handguns).

>>31842211
I see
so you are the kind of guy that gets boners when he sees library cards get shredded in front of your eyes
go get laid looser

>>31842231

what.

>>31842231
uhhh....

>>31842194
he overloaded them

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>>31842194
Pressure to high

wrong powder and human error

giant faggot ruined a classic

and almost ruined you

>>31842194
He's an idiot and overloaded them. No question.

>>31842058
Id avoid it.
No metal reinforcements on the frame rails for the slide too ride on.

>>31842080

I was under the impression there was some metal reinforcement (albeit screw-in), but is that really that much of an issue though? How much force is even acting on the rails in a locked-breech pistol?

Sure steel is stronger than plastic, but is the added strength even necessary?

>>31842080
>>31842493

Seems the forward rails are metal but the rear are plastic. This is in line with a number of other handguns, so it may be fine. I did find one reference to someone's rear rails cracking after 2000 rounds, but that's it. These have been out for a while - I figure many have probably put 5000+ rounds through, and if they had serious issues they aren't complaining very loudly...

>>31842045
Portable radios.

>>31842069
FPBP

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Smallpox blankets.

Exactly that
Because they wanted to support the boilermaker industry in Mykolaiv

essentially they use nuclear reactors to turn water into steam which they then use to run the turbines, nuclear reactors because that way they can go years without refueling (almost certain they get the water for the boilers from the sea)

>>31842088
Ok now you have stopped looking at Google images of the Nimitz Class how about the image that OP posted?

>>31841972
Rimmed cases you faggot.

>>31841972
they figured out how to do it like 50 years before WWII. It was nice but not a huge deal to have in a bolt action, especially when you still reloaded with 5 round clips.

>>31841972
The Lebel also held 10 rounds

>>31841958
It'll shatter your fucking arm with the recoil.

>>31841958
So stupid it might just work.

>>31841991

Is the recoil really all that much? You don't dislocate your shoulder every time you fire a shotgun normally. You could even add a vent to feed the gases forward and limit the recoil.

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>>31841798
Looks at least very similar to a Swiss bayonet. Any markings on it, such as but not limited to "Waffenfabrik?"

>>31841798
Enscribe "Blut und Ehre!" on it and sell for max wehrabucks

Typical Mauser bayonet for an M91-style fore-end. It might have come from many different countries, but I'll bet money it's a Turkish M35; does it say "ASFA" on it anywhere?

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>>31841764
>infantry treated like shit by POGs
HOW

POGs are fucking bullied...oh wait, nevermind.

>>31841777
It goes both ways. Shit gets flung everywhichway.

Bong Squaddie here

Banter is good, Regular infanteers really are treated like shit but that's because many of them are retards. POGs don't really treat you any worse, it's more the MOD who are keen to break every soldiers back they can find with heaps of useless non functional heavy equipment that they can fit into your bergen.

You aren't treated like shit by anyone apart from uppity corporals and lance jacks

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Then I came and started goosestepping

Gyrojets were a 60s meme.

Lasers and railguns will be on ships by 2030.

>>31841750
Feasible in 30k years.

>>31841596
If you can afford to pay a little more for ammo, go with 6.5 Creedmoor. it's a better long range performer

>>31841649
>buy a newmeme caliber instead of something tried and true
Mahogany wood stock, OP. It even smells great!

>>31841665
Ballistics aren't a meme you daft cunt.

>>31841531
Just 1 deployment? Are you still in?

Mine were more eventful than that, especially Afghanistan. Mine were 2007 and 2009. What did you expect, 2015 is pretty late to the party.

>>31841549

Still in, and I would have liked an earlier trip, I will probably get another trip next year.

You're right with the late to the party comment, pretty much when last drinks was called and the bar is shut.

How were your trips?

>>31841531
> deployment
when i joined up i was delusional enough to think id get a trip or two

but my country isnt sending nearly as many people as it has in the past, chances of a trip is ridiculously low unless you're high rank or just blessed as fuck

i suppose thats both a good and a bad thing.
good thing because its selfish to want a war just so I can go deploy.
bad thing because i am selfish.

>>31841378

Are you autistic? Any radio you buy will come with instructions.

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>>31841378
Well, Ive had this saved for a while. It might help.

>>31841384
Yes. I'm wondering what are some basic things I should know, what brands to avoid, how to properly integrate it into my ear pro, and such.

>>31841352
Because the Raptor is expensive as shit.

>>31841352
Because the Raptor and F-35 fulfill different roles.

>>31841352
It's the F-16 to the F-22's F-15.