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Could we just drop bullets? That might actually work, and it would cost less than bombs maybe?

No, because the bullets would never exceed terminal velocity and would be like getting pelted with pebbles

>>29972438
Seriously take your shit thread and kill yourself.

You are why /k/ is so terrible

>>29972455

How high would we need to drop them from to be fatal?

Niggers around here love shooting into the air on New Year's and plenty of people die from falling rounds.

Do the rounds go higher into the air than what a plane can reach?

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>>29972181
How old are you?

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Yes.

All of them.

>>29972279
>All of them.

the Apache and Blackhawk can drop bombs?

lmfao

If you like the m9 and want something a bit lighter, go for it.

One person who carries one and shoots competitively is Ernest Langdon. This guy is ridiculous with beretta pistols and he wrote a pretty good article on it.

http://www.gunnuts.net/2015/08/17/ernest-langdon-and-the-beretta-px4/

Apparently, it's extremely underrated and overlooked compared to most pistols out in the market. If you're going to get one, get a G Conversion.

>>29971968

No reason why you should ever "not buy a gun"

Here are the reasons you should buy one.

>Rotating bolt (reduced recoil)
>Basically an upgraded and underrated cheetah
>They don't make them anymore, so while there is a huge stock pile once they are out they are out.
>Did I mention underrated? Their asking price is fucking rock bottom. I still see NIB ones going for under $400 at retailers.

>>29972245
>They don't make them anymore

They do dude. They just announced a compact carry model at shotshow 2016. You scared me for a second.
>$400

probably undersirables like .40's and DAO

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>Beretta 92FS
easily my favorite from the whole visit. fit like a glove, just perfect grip. everything was easy to reach and actuate. slide felt great to pull back. slide release was perfect and easy. magazine release felt good enough. trigger felt great. too fucking big to carry but I might buy it anyway, no joke.

>some Kimber 1911's that were $1,000-$1,500, this is basically for all of the 1911's I tried
slide release is very far up, very much disliked that on all of the 1911's. everything felt very tight and tough, hard to actuate everything. grip was good and trigger was actually amazing. that's it.

>S&W Airweight 38 specials, hammerless, bodyguard(?)
holy shit these were light. grip felt fucking perfect, trigger felt perfect. made me strongly consider a revolver, truly. I don't really want to pay for 38 special ammo, though. I really like the simplicity of revolvers. I tried the one that has the hammer inside of the frame and the one that has sort of the cut off hammer that you can still cock back but can't catch it on anything in your pocket, I suppose. I would rather have one of these than that Ruger LCP, without a doubt.

>Glock 26
too short and fat. magazine release, I liked and disliked at the same time.

>Glock 19
felt like the sweet spot for glock sizes. slide felt nice to pull back and release. seemed a bit boring but I think that's typical for Glock first impressions. I tried the 4th and 3rd generations, and they both felt so similar that I'd just save my money and buy the 3rd generation. The differences, or at least what the guy behind the counter told me, aren't worth the price difference from what I felt.

>Glock 17
it felt like a Glock 19 that was a bit longer than it needed to be.

>Heckler & Koch VP9
grip felt like fucking sex. magazine release was EASILY the best. a very slick gun. i loved this one.

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>Desert Eagle in .50 AE
tried it for giggles, like everyone does. feels very, very good. the slide is probably the nicest to grab from its ridiculous size, very easy to pull back. thick grip felt great. obviously not taken seriously, but left thinking positively of it.

>Ruger LCP
two fingers on the grip. it felt okay. being extremely small is its only memorable trait. a very forgettable pistol.

>Ruger LC9
it felt better than the Shield, but it felt worse than the XD-S. I don't remember this one very much. it was just an LCP in 9mm.

if I remember anything else, I'll post it. if I was to choose between all of these, it'd be between the following with no order

>Heckler & Koch VP9
>Beretta 92FS
>one of the Sig Sauers, would have to try them all again.
>Glock 19
>S&W Airweight(or maybe another revolver that is even better)
>Walther CCP if the manufacturing issues are all old news and taken care of
>MAYBE the XD-M

VP9 and 92FS were practically PERFECT. The PPK/S felt perfect, barring the magazine release, but is dumb for what it is in 2016. The CCP and Glock 19 felt very middle-ground. The XD-M is close to being very good, but the need for an extended magazine is very annoying.

You should try a cz 75. If you really liked how the Beretta feels youd probably like that a little more.

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>>29971780

>>29971780
there are stories of american pilots holding up playboys to the glass of the cockpit for the russian tail-gunners to see.

too bad the russian probably had a hotter girlfriend/wife than the american 90% of the time that exchange happened.

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>>29971780
Probably bullshit but here y'ar

>>29971575
The ammo is way too expensive for this to be fun for me, but I do like the concept.

.22wmr is my main coyote hunting caliber. Very under rated

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>>29971631
i'm an NMfag so those fuckers are pests.
most fun is using #0000 buck or slugs to remove them.
as for a real contribution, pic related.
10 gauge hand breaker.

For one, you're a fucking asshole.

Second, dry-firing CAN damage a firearm.

>>29971445
kys u dry firing son of a bitch

>>29971445

Dry firing can damage the firing pin in the long term but it wouldn't break from you doing it just a few times, so if the firing pin actually broke in the brief time you had your hands on it that means it was fucked by someone else well beforehand.

>>29970845
>thinking about cocks while handling guns
>obsessing over size

Thanks for proving some of the liberals right, retard.

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>>29970845
>you're sub-consciously thinking about masturbating your pencil-dick
>Thick, long cock master race reporting in.
>you're sub-consciously thinking about
>Thick, long cock

>>29970879
Let me guess, you own a Shield or some other thin cock gun?

they could probably work in a support role but as a dedicated AT weapon nah, they'd be too much of a target even if they were fast moving.

>>29970745
Move forward or flank outward, get into an unlikely positiong... lurking behind the crest of a hill, or down in a depression, the only part exposed is the camera and tubes. Tanks unaware, rolling forward to meet & greet at the line of battle - easy pickings for elite ATGM operators. Then zoom off to the next spot. Like an elite sniper, but with vehicles.

No, why would you believe that this is any better then a drone with missiles. You'd be less likely to notice a drone and hit it with small arms.

>>29970658
Got my PSA freedom upper for $209. 1:8 twist barrel, 5.56. decent accuracy for the price.

>>29970658
Go for piston if you can, it's generally more reliable and has to be cleaned less frequently. And for barrel twists you generally want to go for a higher number, ie 1:8 > 1:7, I think that's how it goes at least

>>29970849
Thanks. That should help me some

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Are you a jew op?

>>29970626
kind of sad it has to go to court

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Who the fuck cares enough to do that

Now I will never click a link to that website ever again

>>29970377
https://www.zombiehunters.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=60213

>>29972323
>One of the things that struck me was that walking around with camo on and with a rilfe was a problem, even the 'grey man' had issues as well. As Raptor had stated, your best bet is to hole up somewhere and be invisible.

>>29970377
Before Katrina, Florida had a series of hurricanes hitting us. After each hurricane we lost power for a week, and once lost power for almost a month.

Bought some MREs for myself, need to buy more as well as a better first aide kit and book, and have a collection of guns. I'm more than ready for next hurricane God willing. Course I don't have a generator either but will get one eventually. Being without power was fun though, I wasn't on my phone or internet as often as now and miss it.

>>29970254
This is the perfect moment for the ATF to speak up, I know you're here somewhere.

>>29970254

I hope I don't derail your thead OP, I'm curious to hear the answers to your questions, and I have one of my own (I guess basically similar to your second question)

>Have girlfriend
>girlfriend gets spooky (if you know what I mean) activity near her house
>I let her borrow my gun for self home defense
>She is qualified for all reasons to buy a gun of her own as far as a 4473 is concerned, to my knowledge

>>29970254
Because you bought the gun for your own personal collection. And decided later (after deciding to buy the gun, building it, and after actually purchasing it) to give it away. It is perfectly legal to do so as long as you complete a bill of sale for both you and your brother
As long as you had no intention of buying the gun for the sole purpose of giving or selling it to someone else (a straw purchase) you're fine
Now it does look suspicious if the gun trades hands so quickly
But as long as they can't get evidence that you were intending to make a straw purchase and more importantly as long as your brother doesn't rob a gas station or something stupid like that, that would lead to the gun coming to the attention of authorities, you're legally fine.

>>29969259

I heard the thing doesn't even exist, water can't stabilise like that, the whole thing doesn't make sense if it can't move.

>>29969452
You're saying a dam that exists doesn't exist?

>>29969515
have you personally seen it?