Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 3678. page

>>30477545
Bedside rifles are stupid.
Anyone can sneak past you if you're a heavy sleeper and take it.

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>>30477575
And they couldn't do that with a bedside handgun?

>>30477575
Having guns in your house is stupid. Anyone can walk up and take them if you're a heavy sleeper.

>>30477165
Anderson lower

>>30477254

Anderson is cheap shit, it may work but it's cheap shit. I recommend spending $20-$30 more and getting something nice like a MEGA.

>Also how often is headspacing wrong with builds?Is it worth the $80 in go/no-go gauges?

if you buy quality barrel and bolt carrier group there will be no problems and will not need gauges.

>>30477653
>it's milspec but not my preferred brand of milspec

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They can carry shit for cheaper than an aircraft

>>30477111
Along with lightweight solar UAVs they seem great for when you want to leave something tootling around over an area during the sort of low-intensity conflicts we're seeing plenty of at the present, like so many things great for these situations they'd probably be of very little use in a higher intensity conflict though.

>>30477124
Their use for logistics seems like a somewhat awkward niche, cheaper potentially than heavy airlift but way slower, more expensive than seafreight but way faster. VTOL would be a nice theoretical advantage but the vulnerable slow flight speed means they'd be stuck flying the same rear echelon routes you can probably not worry so much about/gain such an advantage from that on. Since you're always going to have the bulk of your airlift capability be conventional due to time restraints I wonder how much room there is for another capability to coexist.

>>30477124
Dat ass

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>>30477030
red rifle is an M-14. The blue on the left looks like an FAL. can't be sure what the blue on the right.

>>30477066
I was about to ask how the fuck Chadians got M14s, but then I read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M14_rifle#Users

Was it produced in license somewhere outside the US?

It's an AR. Don't like it? Switch out the part that bugs you.

>>30476978
How much is the one you're looking at?

>>30476978
i heard the delta ring is different (in a bad way?) because it's non standard, like prone to breaking or something

what about them

>>30476905
Only Germany and Italy used them

>>30477063
And only for a very, very short time before the war ended

>>30476818
Everybody in the picture actually looks pretty cool. Except for that morbidly obese guy with the beard, on the right.

>>30476833

The chick with crazy eyes wearing the blue jersey had such a fucking ass. She smelled like horses though.

The gook got on my nerves but he's on the winning team so we put up with him and his loli

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>>30476833
That's OP.

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It begins .

>>30476814
>Air Force
No surprise, time to do a purge from the inside

Didn't Kelly get caught buying an AR15 one year and then tried to cover it up by saying he did it to prove how easy it is to buy one?

SHALL NOT-

Oh, wait. Shit. I'm sorry dude.

>>30476779
stick to your guns mate ;^)

>>30476779
>Hold my guys
poast boi pucci

Not entirely sure, but I've practically grown up in my dad's industrial production, that just looks like any old make shift table for welding or grinding

>>30476515

It is a frame used to dry vienna sausages on.

Vienna sausages were important to the war effort.

^this, notice the bits of dripped molten metal on the lower rungs.

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It's very pretty

>>30476492
AK ripoff

:^)

>Not implement early enough to make a difference

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It would do fine. The ammo is comparable to 7.62x39 which is still in use and gets the job done. The only downside I know of is the weight, 10lb, which is not horrible, just more than typical rifles now.

In case you missed it, Syrian rebels located a cache of StG-44s and used them in battle.

>>30476284
A conflict when anything could be a bomb is pretty traumatising.

>>30476284
>Can a person become shell shocked in a modern conflict?
As far as I'm aware, "shell shock" is what we now call PTSD.

shell shock is just a form of ptsd that you get when you was in narrow space when you got the disorder.
So yes, it could happen but only if you would fight in a trench or another DFP where you cant get enough stress release by walking around

>>30476179
>Grab Enfield, go Unnaground
Nice based Britbongs.

>>30476179
>http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36685270
Read that last night before I went to bed, bretty gud article.

They were saying in the Telegraph (or rather on the Telegraph's website, haven't bought a paper in years) that we still have EOD guys there today. At their current rate, locating and destroying about 1,000kg of explosives a week, they reckon it's going to take another five HUNDRED years until the entire place is clear.

>>30476239
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_harvest

>>30476153
counterweights

>>30476153
IIRC they're barrel weights, I could be talking out of my ass though

>>30476153
weights to counter recoil, fast reacquisition of the target.

>>30476054
What country are you from...?

>>30476054

M2 carbines are pretty much the predecessor of all PDWs, they're pretty solid but get a bad rap

lugers are craftsman pistols, they're intended to be hand fit and can be a little bit picky with what they eat and probably won't handle a lack of maintenance as well as other handguns

>>30476076
Uk.

>>30476082
>but get a bad rap
Why?

>probably won't handle a lack of maintenance as well as other handguns
Fair enough, do they have much of a reputation of /k/?