Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 4341. page

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At what age should a child learn to shoot?

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Well shit /k/, <insert foreign threat> has gone and occupied the <your end> of <your home country>. You've got one rifle with you, whether alone or part of a group, what do you carve on it?

Pic related isn't mine, but would probably be somebody's.

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If you had your own country, what kinds of weapons would it's armed forces have at their disposal? What about vehicles and aircraft? For example, a list of firearms used by Astrachian Armed Forces:

Sidearms
>Beretta 92FS (Army and Navy)
>Colt 1911 (Marine Corps)
>Sig P226 (Air force, in experimental use for fighter pilots)
>H&K USP (.45 for Special Forces, .40 S&W used by Federal Guard)

Assault/Battle rifles
>M16 (A3 by Army and Navy, with A1 handguards, stocks and upper receivers by Air force, A4 by Marine Corps)
>FN SCAR (-H with Army, -L in small numbers with Marine Corps, in experimental phase)
>MK14 (Battle rifle/DMR multi-role, all branches)
>SA80 (L85 and L86 variants used by Paratrooper Specialists)

PDWs
>MP5 (A2 & K variants, all branches)
>H&K UMP (.45 ACP in limited service in Marine Corps, 9mm in experimental use in Army)
>PP-2000 (experimental use in Air Force, to be issued for fighter pilots)

Machine Guns
>M60 (Base model in the army, E4 in infantry use Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force, occasionally mounted on the side of helicopters)
>FN Minimi (Experimental squad-level use in the Marine Corps, should eventually replace the M60)
>FN MAG (Limited infantry use in the Army, mounted on vehicles coaxially or on top for infantry usage if necessary)
>M2 Browning (mounted on top of vehicles)
>M134 Minigun (Mounted on the sides of helicopters)

DMR/Sniper rifles
>Reminton 700 (Standard issue, looks vary according to branch)
>SR25 (Medium-range DMR, used by the Army and the Navy)
>SVD (Long-range DMR, select use by Marine Corps lone snipers)
>Barrett M82 (Used by Navy)
>Barrett M98B (Experimental use by Marine Corps)

Shotguns
>Remington 870 MCS (Standard issue)
>Benelli M4 (Limited used by Marine Corps)

Explosive ordnance/other equipment
>M203 (Standard issue, planned to be replaced by M320 in the future)
>RPG-7V2 (Standard issue)
>SA-18 (Used by the Army)
>DH-5 fragmentation grenade (Local variation of the M67)

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*spills*

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>It’s beyond rumor at this point. According to multiple sources familiar with various aspects of the program, H&K’s entry for the Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System (CSASS) program was selected earlier this week for procurement by the United States Army. Other finalists were LMT and FNH USA.

>The entry, named the G28E1, was displayed at SHOT Show in H&K’s booth. Interestingly, it incorporates an OSS Suppressor.
KACfags BTFO

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>...
>...
>He fell for the ruger meme

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are there stocks that can go on any buffer regardless of length?

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So if we had a battleship with 100+ sea ram/AA missiles (like how WW2 battleships had 100+ AA guns), would it be sufficient to protect it from a carrier attack?

The battleship would obviously cost way less than a carrier loaded full of planes.

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Your country's police are going to raid your house, and you can't get out.
You have 2 hours to prepare to protect yourself

How fucked are you?

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Soviet infantry dude from a while ago here. Thought you people might have more questions.

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Update #3.

The NPO paperwork is being filed this week or next in South Africa.

Incorporation in the U.S. being filed next week.

I've begun organizing the video I'd like to use for the gofundme/indiegogo fundraising campaign. I have hours and hours of it.

I'm giving some thought to buying a house in the eastern cape to act as a base of operation and a place for rangers to bunk in downtime/off days. Property in South Africa is really cheap compared to U.S. standards. For total disclosure, I'd buy this house with personal fund and rent it back to the NPO just below market rate.

My SAPS detective friend has been building a list of other wildlife crimes detectives and recently retired detectives who would be willing to work for our operation while it gets off the ground and gets moving.

My brother in law has procured two Nissan Patrol trucks. They need some work, which he is doing now. One will be 100% field use, the other will be decked out in logos and will serve more in marketing, sales, and admin capacity. I got a really good deal on the trucks due to the dollar being so strong.

I've found an FGASA instructor who is willing to come to us, in South Africa, and provide the field practical needed for our rangers to obtain the level one field guiding certification. Rangers would need to study on their own or take an online class before getting to South Africa.

I think that about sums it up for update #3. If you're interested in the previous thread/discussion, here you go:

https://desustorage.org/k/thread/29359173/

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Do you own a home range, anons? is it indoor or outdoor?
if not, what's your excuse for not having one?

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Currently 6 months from separating from the Army with no clue what I'm going to do. I know there's a good amount of veterans on here and I was hoping to get some insight as to your personal experiences leaving the service and entering the civilian world.
>what was the transition like
>how hard was it to find a job
>are organizations like VFW, American legion, Iraq & Afghanistan veterans worth joining
Thanks fellas

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Sup /k/,

I'm currently in the market for a pistol for home defense, I currently have a full-size 9mm, but I'm looking to branch out and get something in .40 S&W.

I'm poor as fuck and I've been looking at police trade-ins, my budget is right around 450-500 but I can't really afford much more than that. My current options are Glock 22, Glock 23 (both gen 3) and a Sig P226 and P229.

I'm leaning more towards the Glock 23 because I want something that I can carry since I'm average sized.

What do? Pic related.
>Inb4 lol 40

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PKM thread? How does it even?
>feeds right, ejects left.
>no handguard (can't shoot well standing up.
>ejects hard as fuck so even if you could shoot it standing up, the shells are going to cut the shit out of your arm.
>none disintegrating belt

How is this thing supposed to be used? The only real way I can see it just in a posted a position. There can't be people actually running around and using this thing effectively.

TL;DR: bass akwards gun