Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 3450. page

>>30945141
The dictionary qualifies the meaning of words based on popular usage.

That is what people use the term to describe, even if it is, in fact, false.

>Brought to you by the people who made "selfie" official.

>>30945147
This really gets me down..
The word decimated is a great example of this.

>>30945147
If people use the word to describe it, that's what the word means

Men of War but set during the Boshin War so you got some sweet urban fighting with swords and guns.

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>fps shooting simulator
>no enemies to kill or helicopters to down, you're just a guy in his backyard plinking at targets
>comprehensive list of fully detailed firearms with accurate representations of how they feel and sound like
>3D model viewer of every gun
>realistic physics and particle effects for whenever you shoot reactive targets like fruits, liquid containers, cinderblock walls and sheet metal
>can configure how your range is set up alone with props you can put together
>basically gran turismo meets guns

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqHZBChGRtE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q0SiFd_cPo

Just got Tom Clancy´s H A W X because i was really in the mood for some air combat but im not much into war planes myself, an opinions on it?
Just played the first mission and im enjoying it a lot, but how /k/ is it?

It's basically SOCOM hipsterism
Deltas don't attention whore as much

Delta exists but it doesnt

>>30944615
>can someone explain why /k/ wants to know about the tier 1 force that doesn't comment on their missions
>y not seals

>>30944130
A brand new gun for a hundred bucks?

Is it made of plastic?

>>30944136
worst it's high point.

you can get it if you want OP, but hi points are shit.

>>30944130
A hipoint, ever.

No, have some more self respect.

Is Sig-550 a 3rd world gun?

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>>30944045

Get a tattoo of a gun? Idk faggot

>>30944020
You don't. Tattoos are dumb and you are better off not getting one chief.

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>>30944052
says the guy who tripfags
eat a bulet

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NO.

>>30943935
>>30943966
come on! it's like they were specially made to be shooted from a motorcycle at a high speed chase

>>30943988
They just aren't OP. They barely even work anyways.

>>30943676
the soviets had already given the cuban tactical nuclear weapons. if kennedy had sent the marines in then 10,000+ marines would have been nuked on the beaches of havanah by nuclear artillery rounds
>it would have become a full blown nuke fest in no time

>>30943716
i dunno how americans think they had the right to place nukes in turkey and soviets didn't have the right to place them in cuba

>>30943751
>tactical nuclear weapons. if kennedy had sent the marines in then 10,000+ marines would have been nuked on the beaches of havanah by nuclear artillery rounds
>>it would have become a full blown nuke fest
Because they backed down like pussies and we didn't

>Taurus 24/7 .45 GAP

Is the Beretta Px4 Storm a bad gun?

>>30943506

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>>30943328

The forest.

I read this board and most "we went in the woods blah blah" things and the most common thread is "it was dark and something did things."

The most terrifying shit is when something is happening and the sun is shining down. But let's work with what we got, which is people getting spooked when they're in the dark in an unfamiliar place surrounded by creatures that don't give a fuck about them. There's gonna be noises. There's gonna be things sniffing around your tent, maybe. I had a badger come fuck my food up because I was a retard who had it stored on the ground. There's predators. There's mountain lions, even if your wildlife management for your state lies about it. If you have woods, they've probably put some fucking mountain lions there, or tracked one there on it's radio collar and lie about it being there. Alright, so there's all sorts of stuff that will make annoying sounds, or bother you, or even KILL YOU IF YOU FUCK UP.

That's the woods for you. It's a basic situation that you've been molded for by either millennia of evolution or a creator, depending on what creation myth you follow.

Let's write off all the normal things that can kill you, even the abstract stuff like slipping and breaking your leg and dying of exposure, or falling down an unmapped cave fissure, or a violent reaction to beestings you didn't know you had, or drinking from a stream that you shouldn't have and dying from dehydration after a crippling I-can't-even-walk bout of diarrhea) That should be the most scary thing in the woods for you, because you can look up an actual bodycount on those things, and it's bigger than the official bodycount for people eaten by skinwalkers or bigfoot. (Unless you loook into the 'missing 411' books, which you should if you want to be spooped)

No, we're going to talk about Bad Places in the woods, and what you should do when you stumble into them like the Mosin Nagant slavshit molestor you are.

>>30943494

The aforementioned fear of the dark in the woods goes away if you actually spend any time in them. Your lizard and other brains do a self-firmware upgrade and stop nagging you about being in the dark surrounded by trees. It's actually a really neat hack. I think there's a timer that eventually clicks off. "welp, we've been fucking around in the trees in the dark for X amount of time and haven't died. we can let the primate brain know that it doesn't need to be on maximum oh-jeez-oh-man-kasich.jpg alert anymore."

You'll still be wary, but you also will find yourself giving less of a shit. Unless a mountain lion manages to jump you and sever your spine in the first bite, you can get a shot off and tip things in your favor if not win immediately because boomstick. And in the real world, almost nothing bad, even the "that's not right" bad sticks around for gunfire.

I'm not saying that you won't still be concerned about things trying to kill you, but it'll get de-prioritized. You don't freak out about dying in a car accident when you drive on the highway, but that's actually a huge risk, compared to being in the woods at night. You scale down the fear and just like you accept that it's probably* all over if a big rig slams into you, you accept that if something eats you, it eats you, and you don't give a shit anymore. This attitude is easier to acquire after you've been chopping wood for five hours after a long hike and just want to sleep.

I hope you got something useful out of this helpful guide to rationalizing away legitimate fears of things that are most likely to kill you in the woods, because next I'm going to get into supernatural shit that could be the reason you're the next missing persons report.

>>30943608

*We are hardwired to accept that we can probably die but maybe we can still come out alive. Hell, fuck probably, as long as there's a chance at all, we end up feeling pretty good about it. This rabbit hole goes down the quantum immortality / berenstein / berenstain thing. This isn't /x/ and we aren't going there.

First of all: there's a lot of really bad shit that went on all over the North American continent. There once was a civilization that spanned the eastern region from Michigan to Florida. It mined an insane amount of copper from mines in the north (which never has been found) and had trade routes established to South America and very likely to the Old World / romans as well.

Just like the guy you know who buys his MDMA analogues off of some vendor in China and doesn't tell anyone about his source, people protected their sources a thousand years ago too. Do you really think every bit of trade managed to make it into the historical record?

Even ignoring that, there was an indisputably large civilization in North America, and then it collapsed before even the first conquistador arrived in the hemisphere.

Look up "Mound builders" for an idea of what was going on then.

You know how you love post-apocalyptic scenarios and stories? When the conquistadors and colonists started coming to this side of the globe, at that time it WAS a post-apocalyptic world they were entering.

Civilization had collapsed. Cities were empty, in ruins, taken over by the forests, for decades, hundreds of years. I've watched metal cars turn to dust on farmland over a decade, and undergrowth take a once mowed yard to jungle with up to five inch trees in the same time. I can't imagine what would happen to wooden lodge houses and dirt roads over a hundred years.

Just like people in those movies fish out a music box or old TV and look at it with a tilted head, we were digging up pottery and arrowheads.

The world fucking ended and they went innawoods for generations.

If she's still got the gun with her, I prepare for a much more precise, neat version of Omar Mateen.

>>30942608
Slap hers back.

>>30942608
Awkwardly try to hide my boner and briefly fantasize about a threesome that I know isnt actually going to happen.

>>30942548
yeah

>>30942548
No, it's not militarized enough

I donated tons of surplus Yugoslavian JNA equipment to my local PD, gotta help the boys in blue

>>30942566
/thread

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>>30942434
Anon is triggering me edition

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>>30942434
normies

>>30942175
can name the hat or link it?

Requesting pic of the two ruski operators back to back Inna sand box with the huge rucksacks and as vals (I think)

>>30942175
did they let irish in the sas during the big shitflinging days of the ira?

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>>30941873
can somebody do the filter to this?

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I thought this one turned out well with a few filters.