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>>31712619

Do you want the kind of boots in your pic?

Diehards. Good choice.

>>31712651
I do and I am doing a check to see how much /k/ would bully me for my choice. I currently have some doc martens and am looking for something new after a few years.

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>>31707027
I've met Mugi twice now and I'm still not sure if she's actually female.

>>31707027
There are no women on /k/ only really convincing traps.


Traps with guns thread?

>>31707033
>she

He's a guy, The only thing I don't know is if he's pre or post op.

He was also a huge dick in person and his real voice is deep, don't know about your experience but that's mine

How hide AK in B.O.B. ?

>>31705665
>hide
Chances are if you're grabbing an AK, you're well beyond the need to hide it any longer.

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>>31705651
What is the best flashlight on the market today?

Has there even been anything worth replacing the Fulton angle-head units?

Old air force jacket, passed down from my grandpa. C O Z Y

Buy surplus otherwise you might be spending way to much

>>31705554
that jacket doesnot insulate well at all. great storage though, and you can always spray waterproof it and pair with a sweatshirt or flannel for mild weather

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Pretty sure this counts too

>>31704184
....is that a naval gun slapped into a grocery delivery truck? Is that real?

It's time to stop.

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First, I came back with this French mle 1822 percussion conversion musket.

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The musket fits right in to early Civil War guns. The US imported a lot of them in 1861 and throughout the war.

Second, my dad came back with this m1941 Johnson.

>>31704251
That one looks really nice actually. Congrat your dad for me anon, ive been looking for one of those for a long time and haven't found much. How much did he pay for it?

>>31704121
*i

Mine doesn't use guns.

Though I'm sure she'd think they were really fun.

>>31695818

Knife collections are not /k/

>>>/out/

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>>31695862
All the homeless threads are on /out/ and that's how I feel right now...

>>31695818

1) There already is a knife general on /k/ full of knife shaped postage stamp collectors, go there if you want to post pictures of knives nor used for anything except finger fucking.

2) A literal pile of complete junk fucking gas station tier knives does not constitute a "collection," just a pile of refuse.

3) Fuck off you attention whoring tripfag fuck.

Are you alright

Fuck now I want buffalo wild wings, I love the boneless wings there so much, fuck you OP I'm hungry now

>>31694635
Are you mad that guy gets to carry whatever he wants and you're still carrying around your mouse gun?

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>>31690956
OP: As always, feedback, suggestions wanted and appreciated.
The colourful and checkered combat history of the Shilka, and even its exploits as a successful export product by the USSR is too extended to go into here. Of note, however, was its performance in the various confrontations of Israeli and Arab forces during conflicts such as the 1973 Yom Kippur War, or even in the 1982 Lebanon War in areas such as the Bekaa Valley, where the ZSU-23-4 was positively lethal at ranges of less than 2 km, but dropped off in accuracy dramatically at longer ranges. The role of the Shilka was typically to deny lower altitudes to aircraft, forcing the opposition into envelopes exposed to SAM fire. In the entirety of Operation Peace for Galilee, reportedly six IAF craft were shot down by ZSU-23-4s.
It was in Afghanistan, however, that the Shilka had an unexpected transformation into a direct fire support vehicle, dubbed the “Afghanskii” (see OP image) ZSU-23-4M2, with a removed radar and extended ammunition, while night-vision was installed. Like the M42 in Vietnam, the ZSU-23 was the cornerstone of convoy defence in Afghanistan. The high elevation of its guns was an especially appreciated capability of the vehicle. This ability would come into use again in the First Chechen War, as the Russian Federation’s second foray into Grozny was backed with Shilkas able to tackle insurgents located on rooftops unlike preceding BMPs or T-72s.
Also, one interesting and dangerous “glitch” that plagued the early Shilka was what was called a “runaway gun”, as the air cooled barrels of the 2A7 would leave residual heat that would ignite a chambered round during idleness, which in turn would heat the barrel again, triggering the next automatically chambered round, and so on until the entire belt was consumed. The switch to water cooling mitigated this, but commanders made a point to direct the guns away from local friendly infantry in future operations.

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>>31690984
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.

The German firm Krauss-Maffei Wegmann has unveiled information concerning its bid for the British Army’s Life Extension Programme (LEP) for the Challenger 2 MBT. Pearson Engineering, the present owners of the Armstrong Works at Newcastle-upon-Tyne which had previously fabricated Challenger 2s, are reportedly a key member of the KMW affiliated team as part of the latter’s bid.

Technicae Projetos e Serviços Automotivos, a private Brazilian subsidiary of ST Kinetics is set to modernise and overhaul 180 armoured fighting vehicles of the Colombian Army. The landmark deal comes with the tacit approval and administrative collaboration of Brazil’s state owned enterprise IMBEL.

The first twelve of forty-four CV9035NL IFVs were delivered to the Estonian Army last week, which were originally purchased from the Netherlands in 2014. In addition, six Leopard 1 AEVs (Armoured Engineering Vehicles) were packaged with the delivery; the entire transaction is expected to be finalised by 2018.

The first firing tests of the newly modernised EE-9 Cascavel 6x6 armoured reconnaissance vehicle is expected to begin soon, with the Brazilian Army and EQUITRON presiding. The vehicle, designated the EE-9U, includes a new powerpack, the 320hp Rolls-Royce Power Systems MTU 6R926 engine, and ZF Friedrichshafen 6HP504C automatic transmission, in addition to a multi-spectral observation sensor.

According to Vladimir Popov, head of the Rostec subsidiary Sheglovsky Val, the first tracked prototype of the Panstir-S1 projected to be completed by early 2017, while serial production of the improved Pantsir-SM will begin by 2018. Two years is the expected time for the engineering and prototyping stage to conclude, Popov added.

And that’s all for now.

>>31690956
Any upgrade to the Shilka?

I thought they're putting Iglas on it or radars. It'll sell good for those with Shilkas already.

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>>31689984
I bought a recover, and painted it...if that counts.

>>31689984
I get custom leather slings and holsters with my initials carved or stamped into them.
I get aftermarket grips too.

other than that no. I've never done anything damaging or irreversible.

>>31689984
I have considered cerakote but just in the original color for my carry gun to reduce wear but as of yet I haven't tried anything.

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Alright, milsurp friends. I have a hankering for repro Japanese WWII equipment, like is used for reenacting. I've been reading a metric shit-ton about Japanese military operations during the war lately and I need some nifty stuff to put on my shelf. Where can I get these things? I have no idea where to look.

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If anyone has one of these shits in a 52/54-2/4 and is looking to make some money let me know.

Or if you know where I can get one where the shipping doesn't cost as much as the uniform that'd be great too.

Bonus points for VSR.

>>31667049
you got some real gall to tarnish the GOAT movie Heat with this faggotry

SHAME

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>didn't bother to put my wide-n-bi-pod on for dinner tonight
Well poo.

>>31667115
I think it's actually shit. 2.5 hours of middle aged men moping around and about 12 minutes of good operating.

Now the operating scenes are great,but they don't make up for the otherwise painfully boring film. You really are better off watching the shootout scenes by themselves and skipping the rest of the movie. Same deal with Bulitt, great chase scene made it legendary, but the rest is garbage.

>>31781839
>traditional German name.
Hitler

Ranger.

>>31781839
Hans