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>>29484035

In Australia, you're looking at a little more than that for a bow and arrows as well. It'll be like absolute minimum $200 for the bow (i.e. an entry level wooden recurve), $20-30 for a shooting glove or potentially less for a tab and maybe $100 for half a dozen decent carbon arrows with feathers. Will probably turn out to be around $350 or a little more all up.

>>29484035
bows are for pussy ass bitch niggas lol what the fuck are you gonna do with a bow anyway? fucking faggot, bows don't even have stopping power

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Wouldn't even need the 120mm. Just use the shell racks for extra .50 barrels.

The best offense for the renault would literally be to somehow surround and then try to crush the abrams through weight.

>>29484013
>Ze american héavy tank iz le coming through
>"sacrebleu Pierre ! let's chaaaaaaaaarge !"
[sound of thousands of tracks running in muddy terrain intensifies]
>the américan char de combat iz killing dozens of FT-17 by rolling over them
>le french general orders his men to open the cleverly hidden cheese-shot reserves
>Every FT-17 shoots a Special Purpose Round - Organic Tracer Cheese HESH (aka "S.P.R.O.T.C.H")
>5000 stinky projectiles land on the Abrams
>The M1 is now an enormous mound of cheese rolling around the battleground
>soon enough, despite the pressurised NRBC cabin, the M1 crew found themselves suffocating.
>Even spraying diet coke inside the hull doesn't seem to make the stench go away
>they are forced to get out of their litteral rolling cheese cake and are captured by mustached french tankers
>as the americans are handcuffed, the Abrams itselfs turns to cheese under the influence of superior french organic chemistry
>ten thousand frenchmen proceed to dismantle the M1 with their own bare teeth, munching through the Abrams while occasionally emptying a glass of wine

>such is life in the trenches.

trijicon sights
metal rod+new recoil spring
Nyet, trigger is fine

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In the mean time I'll post my lazy attempts at photography.

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>>29483892
Trijicon was my first thought, so I'll look around at prices.
I've seen someone take out the rear sight, is the front just as easy?

Also, why a new spring?

This would obviously cost more than an equivalent polymer frame, I am not asking about using it for a production line, more of as a highly customized (and expensive) option.

Fear of splinters intenseifly

>>29483836
Ironwood's (the desert and black from the USA) are immensely tough timbers, so you wouldn't have to use a resin to reinforce them.
Problem comes down to working them- they'll turn on a lathe really well, but they beat the shit out of your cutting edges. 2nd problem is that the ironwoods are insanely heavy timbers... which isn't a great thing when you're lugging a gun around for any length of time.

Resin infusing timbers, mostly you do that to tool and knife handles with materials like burls that are structurally weaker than conventional, grained timbers.

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I thought a socom ii 16 is supposed to have a rail and synthetic stock, the guy I got this from claims to have purchased it like this. Anybody know what kind of stock this is?

>>29483831
>I picked up this M1A
you mean you bought a chopsaw'd M14 rcvr.....

fuck outta heahhhhh with your .01/10 trolling.

That's nice OP, what did you do afterwards?

>>29483810
How was it?

I always figured id say, "oh! You nasty bitch!".

Did you say anything?

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>>29483810

Depending on how it communicates.

If its any flavor of long distance, its jammable. If its direct line-of-sight microwave, or laser, its got a range of 10 miles with a communication mast.

So, your guys are now 10 miles away from the front lines.

>>29483745

Can you bounce microwave signals off the atmosphere with directional antennas?

>>29483790
Yes, but you then require a very large antenna to capture and filter the signals.

A good way to imagine microwave-based telecommunication is with spray paint (see inverse-square law for greater detail). When the paint comes out of the can, it is moving fairly quickly, and is rather densely packed. But as it moves farther from it's point of origin, it begins to have interference, like;

>the atmosphere it is moving through
>other spray paint droplets floating alongside it
>the distance it has to travel to its target

So it becomes apparent that if you want to maximize your spray paint, you move as close as possible, and use a powerful sprayer. You don't stand twenty feet away from a lawn chair when you are spraying it, you are a few inches away. But it's not just you are spraying the ROV with your directive signals, you want to receive information back from it. You don't want to just cast information into the void, you want real-time feedback from your drone, so you can actually use it in a combat environment. So now your drone is not only having to lug around a massive antennae, it has to bring an equally powerful transponder to blast information back at you (which requires a lot of power to run).

This is of course ignoring Sol, the giant ball of exploding plasma 93 million miles away, which will interfere with any signal you attempt to bounce off the atmosphere.

This is the value of directed-beam transmission systems (http://www-ee.stanford.edu/~jmk/pubs/imag.div.icc.96.pdf), wherein you have a number of responders and emitters to blast your target with tight, encrypted beams of data. This method is very difficult to detect and actively jam, and only requires a LEO satellite to transfer the data (super cheap by satellite standards, about $150 million per launch).

This is of course ignoring Sol, the giant ball of exploding plasma 93 million miles away, which will interfere with any signal you attempt to bounce off the atmosphere.

>>29483645
It's perfect.
>zippity zoopity oh shit its a mugging
>pull out purple pistol
>wait for mugger to start laughing his ass off
>blow off his kneecaps

Out of stock. Looks like you bought the last one, faggot.

>>29483645
I would if it was a 938

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>>29483447
How does a gas mask contaminate ones house?

>>29483464
Asbestos.

>>29483464
Some old ones used asbestos and other not so good components for filtration.

>>29483429
Anytime someone tries, trolls shit all over it.

When Sealand's guard is down.

>>29483604
>trolls
Try responsible adults who recognize a scam when they see one. It breaks my heart seeing you autists getting swindled

What kind of fucking question is that

>If I practice something will I get better?

Just practice correctly and you can get better at literally anything

Even talking to girls.

The issue is some people are juat entirely incompetent. Like women.

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>>29483353
>I like to be an edgy shitposter

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>>29483286

It's not like they offered rebates last year or whenever and this shit has already been handled.

And before you make yourself look even dumber pondering how Eotech will survive this, look up how big L3 Communications is and realize this is nothing.

>>29483460

Eotech won't survive this. Their brand is shot. They will never be awarded another contract, ever. There only hope is to sell a few rebranded low power variables before L3 cuts ties and shuts them down for good. RIP in pieces.

Grip/grip texture/mag release/stock night sights > Glock brand Glock

Bore axis sucks

It's a cool gun that doesn't afraid of anything

It's fine

gauss is a crummy way to propel an object due to magnetic limitations railguns are much better and have no such limitations. And you really don't need battiers but capacitors

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>>29483256
>new step in warfare
>not giant robots

If it ain't broke, don't make it needlessly complicated and more prone to failure.

you can start by not telling them you're a trump fan...

>>29483252
Follow directions. Ask questions. Always be learning. Establish good relationships with your superiors. Work your ass off.

>>29483436
I have to get the job first