Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 3185. page

>>31471853
And you're basing this on your experience of being a memelord on 4chan that obsesses over the United States?

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>>31471853
is she fucking up because shes holding the pistol by the barrel and pointing it at herself?

>>31474398
Yes, look for her rifle too

Why did you do that?

You installed it backwards for a particular reason?

>>31471808
an actual vice to hold it then you beat on it like youve been doing

The Germans didn't make more of a lot of things because they got their shit pushed in before they could.

Kampfpistoles, StGs, panzerfausts and MG 34/42s could have been deployed in a similar fashion to a modern American infantry squads to great effect. With new technologies you run the problem of learning how to use it correctly.

>>31471740
>>31471586
how did the Sturmpistole/Kampfpistoles compare to rifle grenades of their time?

>>31471313
What country are you living in? US laws are nothing like this and firearms can be had for well, well under 1000 usd with ammunition below .30cents per round

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Even if you're complete poverty tier you can get a Mav 88 for like $200 nigger

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>>31471366
According to my 30 second google search any knife blade longer than 3 inches is illegal. Also yes I live in the US. It says conceal carry is what makes it illegal, so does that mean I can have a 2 foot blade so long as it's in my house? Just joking of course but what I mean is would the 3 inch limit not apply if it's in my house?

As for my knowledge on firearms, all I know is what I've seen on a website I saw a number of years ago. I didn't really look too far into it becasue of how expensive it seemed.

>one potato has been deposited into your vatnik bucket

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>>31471289
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX73uXs3xGU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAneTFiz5WU

AK fags BTFO

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>>31471289
>the current year
>making bait threads
>making me reply to bait threads

Hmm. I'd have to go with a .30 Carbine Blackhawk. Pointlessly noisy- muzzle flash visible on a sunny day, but easy on my gnarled knuckles to cock. And it's an old-man's gun.

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>>31471239
nigga I ain't ever gonna be old, at least I won't be if we get full body prosthetics and cyberbrains and shit.

but to answer the question, a bolt .22 rifle. It was the gun that started my obsession, it should be the last one I shoot too.

>>31471239
My first .22.

Young Tommy had better bring it to the death bed.

But also my .243, I refused to sell that back to the man who I got it from on his own death bed, I had best love it until the end.

Finger beam.

pinto beans

Bigger guns

1) No one teaches that bullshit
2) 90% of shooters on /k/ don't even know what a trigger reset is
3) stop trying to viral your vids here

>>31471290
b-but muh SIG has a srt

>>31471290
everyone knows what shooting from disconnector is???

>>31470928
>Is the US military industrial complex able to supply a war effort that has the same mobilizations levels as WWII had? If the military industrial complex can't does the US still have the manufacturing capabilities to reach the levels of industry we had during WWII?
We would exceed the production capacity of WW2 industry easily. In fact the primary limiting factor would be raw materials from other countries.

>The second question in particular really interested me because during WWII many of our factories were converted from making cars to tanks. Is our domestic manufactoring to specialized to be converted to these tasks. Also for instance do any of our weapons like an Abrams tank take any materials that we no longer produce domestically?
No, and yes. Lines can be retooled relatively quickly if need be (depending on the line, this is a BROAD generalization) but we do need many different raw materials. Chromium, for example, is not found in the U.S. Nickel is another metal primarily found outside the U.S.

>>31470928
>military industrial complex
military industrial university complex

stop giving the research arm a pass.


>does the US still have the manufacturing capabilities to reach the levels of industry we had during WWII?
no of course not. much of our steel industry didn't survive the 1980s.

>>31470996
I thought we still had some steel production but it was hard for it to compete against the cheap chinese steel because their industries are government subsidised?

Also what do you mean by "military industrail university complex"?

>>31470925

>One resident, Jennifer Molleda, said that after awakening to gunfire and dialing 911, her husband left for work as he usually does. Moments later, she heard his car come to a screeching stop.

>"I immediately called him and said, 'Honey...did you see anything — see anybody out in the street?'" Molleda said. "All he was doing was screaming, 'I'm hit. Jen, I'm hit.'"

Lol wut

>>31470925
fuddy-five has stopping power but not killing power.

>>31470925
Shot placement.

>>31470918

I know it's based on P41.

Surprisingly good. I reffed a paintball tournament where on guy was wearing that pattern and it really worked well.

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I like it

>>31470807

would not recommend, sadly. This is the first surefire product I'm saying you should avoid. I've had 2 that have crapped out on me. Wait for the Gen2 version.

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>>31470866
>This is the first surefire product I'm saying you should avoid. I've had 2 that have crapped out on me.

I have an X300U shit the bed on me. I'm really put off by SureFire but the XC1 is very enticing ever since I saw it. If I can conclude the XC1 is infact shit, I'm sticking to getting pic.

>>31470885

is that the new compact carry PX4? I've been research those, seems like an excellent Glock 19 sized DA/SA. Might have to get one too.

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>>31470605
She should be friends with lilly tang

>>31470605
Might want to give us a book list. No one wants to download stuff they already have. I'm familiar with Paladin and they publish some great stuff, and a lot of shit too, especially the improvised explosive stuff they used to publish until the Hitman shitstorm.

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>>31470605

Hot Asian chick with guns for office? Where do I vote!

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>>31470541

>>31470541
Because young people are dumb, and do not have personal experience enough to know why doing such things is a bad idea. Like touching a hot stove. Sure, at some level you KNOW not to do it. But until you've burned your hand, the consequences are abstract and distant.

>>31470865
Why though? When I first handed a pistol, the instructor said "Don't point the gun at anything you don't want to shoot at", and my response was "Makes sense".

>>31470418
Come back with a non autistic question please.

>>31470475
Can a Glock shoot this

google your gun to see if it's rated for +p+.