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/k/ I had one of the worst things happen to me last month.

I carry a Glock 26 for CC, why not a 19? Because I live in Commiefornia Bakersfield shithole and people still freak out about guns if you happen to print and they know you're carrying.

That...and I'm forced to carry 10 rounds in the mag so the 26 maximizes it's capabilities. But I digress.

Late at night in a supermarket while going back to my car. A black gentleman 6'2 bearded youth scholar approached me with a knife and demanded my wallet. Being the racist I am, I defended myself and pulled out my glock.

He didnt back down and stepped towards me to my surprise. I pulled the trigger and I heard a click...

Luckily he must of thought I cocked it or God knows what but when that happened he ran away.

I do all these things.

>clean my glock monthly so no lint build up
>switch my high quality ammo every month and shoot the old one off
>clean the magazine's and test them accordingly

After that experience, adrenaline flowing and everything, had he rushed me, it would have been my ass bleeding to death in a parking lot while I fumbled to tap, rack, bang. It was faulty ammo.

So I bought this exact revolver. Getting it in 10 days. How badly did I do /k/? I figure with this if the first one doesn't go bang, the second one will.

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>Women are now allowed in combat.
>pic related is your battle buddy
>"Come on, anon. Let's go kill some Nazis together."

Why are you against this?

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> Guns are used to kill

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http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/why-the-us-navy-should-fear-chinas-new-093b-nuclear-attack-16741

>Is China’s new Type 093B nuclear-powered attack submarine on par with the U.S. Navy’s Improved Los Angeles-class boats?

>At least some U.S. naval analysts believe so and contend that the introduction of the new People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) submarines is an indication of just how quickly Beijing is catching up to the West.

>“The 93B is not to be confused with the 93. It is a transition platform between the 93 and the forthcoming 95,” said Jerry Hendrix, director of the Defense Strategies and Assessments Program at the Center for a New American Security—who is also a former U.S. Navy Captain. “It is quieter and it has a new assortment of weapons to include cruise missiles and a vertical launch capability. The 93B is analogous to our LA improved in quietness and their appearance demonstrates that China is learning quickly about how to build a modern fast attack boat.”

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What's the most expensive gun you own?

>Pic unrelated.

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Homemade weapons thread guys
>Remember, instructing someone on how to make a weapon might be illegal where you live, so instead, tell how "not" to make it

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What are some "common sense gun reforms" you could live with?

I could live with a 10 round magazine restriction on rifles and pistols because then we'd live in a glorious utopia where we'd all have M1s and 1911s

Nah but in reality I could live with a 10 round mag cap because we'd still have the guns.


Also since we can't talk about the phrase that rhymes with fun patrol we can talk about "common sense gun reform"

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http://www.popsci.com/ai-pilot-beats-air-combat-expert-in-dogfight

>A pilot A.I. developed by a doctoral graduate from the University of Cincinnati has shown that it can not only beat other A.I.s, but also a professional fighter pilot with decades of experience. In a series of flight combat simulations, the A.I. successfully evaded retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Gene "Geno" Lee, and shot him down every time. Lee called it "the most aggressive, responsive, dynamic and credible A.I. I've seen to date."

>And "Geno" is no slouch. He's a former Air Force Battle Manager and adversary tactics instructor. He's controlled or flown in thousands of air-to-air intercepts as mission commander or pilot. In short, the guy knows what he's doing. Plus he's been fighting A.I. opponents in flight simulators for decades.

>The A.I., dubbed ALPHA, was developed by Psibernetix, a company founded by University of Cincinnati doctoral graduate Nick Ernest, in collaboration with the Air Force Research Laboratory. According to the developers, ALPHA was specifically designed for research purposes in simulated air-combat missions.

>The secret to ALPHA's superhuman flying skills is a decision-making system called a genetic fuzzy tree, a subtype of fuzzy logic algorithms. The system approaches complex problems much like a human would, says Ernest, breaking the larger task into smaller subtasks, which include high-level tactics, firing, evasion, and defensiveness. By considering only the most relevant variables, it can make complex decisions with extreme speed. As a result, the A.I. can calculate the best maneuvers in a complex, dynamic environment, over 250 times faster than its human opponent can blink.

When did you realize that Russians in the air will become obsolete by 2050? Future airspace will be dominated by AI making millions of decisions per seconds that no human fighter can withstand.

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Why do women never commit mass shootings?

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Lenny magill is a beautiful man.

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What are you concealed carrying?

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80s operators
80s cops
80s guns
80s guns on 80s cars
80s tunes
80s drugs with 80s girls

80s, back when everything was as cool as you remembered.

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Great... now because of some cunt's word, you can lose your ability to protect yourself...

http://www.wfaa.com/ext/news/nation-now/supreme-court-rules-domestic-abusers-can-lose-gun-ownership-rights/287/371NAymepG20ieMwAw6Iq

>Supreme Court rules domestic abusers can lose gun ownership rights

>WASHINGTON -- Gun ownership rights can be denied to people who commit reckless acts of domestic violence, the Supreme Court ruled Monday in a decision that brought a blistering dissent from Justice Clarence Thomas.

>The 6-2 ruling, written by Justice Elena Kagan and endorsed by conservative as well as liberal justices, upheld the sentences imposed on two Maine men who had argued their misdemeanor convictions for domestic abuse should not trigger a federal gun control statute. Thomas and Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented.

>The federal law was intended to deny guns to people convicted of violent acts against family members, based in part on research showing they are more likely to use guns domestically in the future.

I'm not even against the idea of hampering domestic assault. I'm just against the idea of letting women make these accusations against you without requiring proof or citations. It was fine, if all it resulted was ruining reputation. Which is still pretty bad, but things could be worse, right? Well, they just got worse. Not because of some bitch's word, you can lose a basic human right. And SCOTUS just made that legal. Fucking a...

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Post for the A E S T H E T I C

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What would be some of the initial and long term complications faced by the U.S. military if all currently serving persons across all branches woke up tomorrow with the body of Hafthor Bjornson?

Their minds remain individual as they were. Just a body swap.


Remember:

Hafthor eats 10,000 calories a day during pre-tourney workouts and typically hydrates through 8 gallons of fluid daily.

He stands just under 9 feet tall.

He weighs 520lbs

He sent Keira Nighly ( Cersai Lancaster) to the E.R. with a shattered cervix after they dated on set.