Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 3588. page

>>30599297
Do they just use empty donut boxes as evidence containers?

>>30599297
>implying riffraff doesn't buy cheap slavshit because it's so cheap

>http://www.gunbroker.com/item/570426160
>This HK is in good shape. It came out of a local police evidence locker and we bought it.

>>30599186

What race is Ian siding with?

The Lefties? Fucking mutant subhumans.

>>30599186
Holy shit it's real.

>>30599186
kek I'm on mobile data, what is the?

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>>30598827
no?

>>30598841

I lol'd

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>>30598884
forgot pic

>>30598765
better than cali

>>30598765
>>30598774
Hahaha haha hahaha

Sucks for you guys.

>>30598765
>tfw New York
>stuck in Uni for the next 4 years and can't even keep a knife

>>30598704
Because it's not an M1A

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>>30598704
It's essentially a tacticool G3, G3's are revered by Hue's.

>>30598717
I already have a M1a scout

>>30598686
You're going to get gunned down real quick.

CCers are a wonderful breed.

Also I have no idea what a violent nomad is.

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The book as a whole isn't awful, but the "violent nomad" thing is some grade-A special snowflake meme bullshit.

>>30598699
A "violent nomad" (from what I gather thus far) isn't a person randomly just capping people. They use espionage techniques to make neighborhoods safer. Sometimes resort to killing bad guys (drug dealers/rapist/child molesters/etc) but essentially travel around to help make the country safer through espionage tactics.

I'm not saying I am going to do this. I am just wondering what y'all think about it. I will find a link to the VN explanation for you. If I can't find a link I will post some pics from the book. (the one in OP pic).

Also, I was a recon team platoon sergeant in the Army. Then went into the Navy and was attached to a Special Boat Unit. Also have been through modern combative training (up to black instructor level). Was also the DM on my recon team. Was a combat medic. Along with many other certs from .gov. Also have been to the Dynamic shotgun/carbine/handgun classes taught by Travis Haley. So I am fairly confident that a street thug would have no chance. But like I said, this is just me wondering what the /k/ommandos think about it.

>>30598614
Mount a .50 to the back and remove the doors

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>>30598614
Here is a part of the interior. I used tactical high speed low drag black duct tape to hold the dash together after some meth head broke in and tried to steal my radio

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Paint it tan and put a beefy bumper on it.

>>30598391
The UN peacekeepers are the ATF of the world in a way.

>>30598391
You join your national army.


If they are part of a un peacekeeping operation you may then be tasked to it.

Easiest way is to be a police officer then apply directly to the UN after 3-5years of service.... You will be investigating the UN blue helmets for rape and extortion.

>>30598391
Nobody thinks it's a good idea.

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>>30598048
>It attaches to my m249 magazine well
>my m249
Issued or the new M249s?
Post some pics either which way

>>30598048
Its probably an ammo belt holder attachment point of some kind from the looks of it.

hmm, this seems somewhat correct, bump

winchester white box is shit tho

Hmm, I'm gonna leave it to the other kommandos to choose whether this is accurate

>>30597524
don't be so careless with uncle sam's stuff next time

>>30597403
Previous Threads:

http://desuarchive.org/k/search/subject/Let%27s%20Read%20Victoria/

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>tfw even lind's japs are wehraboos

Chapter 41: Awaken My Masters

>Like most flying boats, the big Kawanishi was slow. By the time we reached Buffalo, the Northern Confederation’s westernmost city, the sun was long gone from the sky.

Is it any surprise that Lind is a fan of flying boats as well as trains?

>The ones we took were solid stock, plain folk and hard working, with the friendliness that had characterized English Canada. We didn’t let in the French Canadians.

Let the Eastern bastards freeze!

>“She leaves at midnight,” the sergeant answered. Trains were always “she,” which was odd since they were supposed to be on time. “But we couldn’t get you a Pullman berth or even a seat. All filled up. Folks are traveling again, mostly on business.””

LIGHT

>“That’s OK, I’ll ride the RPO.” The Railway Post Office car was another old idea we had revived. The mail was sorted en route. You could put a letter in the RPO's slot in Buffalo Tuesday evening and it would be delivered in Albany Wednesday morning.

RAIL

>“No sweat,” the sergeant replied. “The streetcars still run pretty often even this late.” Thanks to Niagara Falls, this part of the N.C. had plentiful electricity, and streetcars had made a fast comeback. They were another good idea we had forgotten about in the Motor Age.

ENTHUSIAST

>The RPO exploded with an immense WHUMPF as steam entered the Niagara’s cylinders and the 80-inch drivers grabbed at the rail. I looked at my old Hamilton watch: right on twelve midnight. In the Northern Confederation, the trains ran on time. Soon the engine was belting out the steady TCH-tch-tch-tch TCH-tch-tch-tch that meant steam at speed. It proved an effective sleeping potion.

Sure, we might have sacrificed computers, farm vehicles, and research universities, but at least the trains run on time.

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I look forward to the opportunity to ventilate chink skulls desu :^)

Everyone in Asia hates China though.

As long as the JMSDF and ROKN also remilitarize, the US Pacific Fleet should be able to beat the shit out of the PLAN.

Not that the people running China are dumb enough to do much more the posture.

>>30597444
PACCOM could already defeat the PLAN. JMSDF and ROKN just ensures overmatching and spreads the love

>>30597344
This sounds like a /pol/ thread. I'm not seeing anything referencing weapons here, just some pissy bullshit about politics.

Just convince Hollywood that Gone with the Wind is ready for its remake.

>>30597364

Well they certainly don't get the weapons right.

Cannons don't knock people down bloodlessly, for one thing.

Civil war rifles became quite difficult to fire over time, as they kicked back into the user's shoulders and became increasingly dirty. Some people even loaded multiple rounds into the gun, without even firing. They simply were too distressed by the fighting to function properly.

And the only thing /pol/ would discuss about the Civil War would be race, and you know it.

I use Smile to donate to the Free Software Foundation, which is hilarious because it means someone Richard Stallman hates (Amazon) is sending him money.

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Is it worth it?

or use shop42a.com instead of smile for more 2A goodness

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