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Misinformation in Media About Guns 2016-03-23 15:39:55 Post No.29355476
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Misinformation in Media About Guns
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2016-03-23 15:39:55
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>Tow truck driver driving along, on his way to impound a car from Bubba McMethhead
>Gets in a pile-up, truck rolls
>Police and EMTs flood the scene
>Poor bastard is pulled unconscious and beat up pretty bad from his overturned truck
>Other guy is conscious but has broken limbs
>Special Unit TV Show Is About Supporting Character and Comic Relief Sidekick roll onto scene
>Beat cop gives report
>Poor poor man is gonna be alright, but that was a hell of a wreck mayne
>Yes, quite, poor guy just earning his livelihood
>Nervous sweaty rookie cop runs up
>"S-sir! You better come look at this!"
>Concern rises, what will we find?
>Other cops stand around wreck, looking stern and disapproving
>Supporting Character and Sidekick look into beat-up frame
>A GUN
>IN THE GLOVE BOX
>IN AMERICA
>Owned by a man who regularly is violently assaulted by angry druggies who don't want their shitty rigs impounded and towed away
>THIS CAN ONLY MEAN ONE THING
>This driver...is a criminal
>Supporting Character looks at worried Sidekick
>"Get Lead Character over here"
>Sidekick nods, looks over at unconscious driver on stretcher being loaded into ambulance
>*gulp* What kind of MONSTER are we dealing with?
TV SHOW MAIN CREDITS! CATCHY MUSIC!
What grinds your gears, /k/? What made that one show unwatchable for you?
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Anything antigun, or excessively retarded
I can chuckle at simple errors, like Walking Dead tier mistakes, but it just goes on and on I cringe too much
>SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED
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>this gun is unregistered
>tv show set in Montana
Zhi-10 is the patrician of ground attack helos, prove me wrong
Also, attack helicopter and related thread.
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>>29354517
>patrician
Why are you using this retarded language?
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>>29354517
Counterargument: ur a cunt.
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I been wanting a watch specifically Kentex JSDF and the Luminox Navy watch
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>>29260661
>is telling time with a convenient, sturdy and long-lasting device the province of losers and nerds?
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>>29260661
>Are watches fedora?
No, they're a sign of being a man instead of a boy.
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Yes, watches are the fedora meme.
Meme, meme, meme, meme, meme, meme, meme
Everything is a meme, especially these meme wrist fedoras.
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SCOTUS RULES THAT TAZERS ARE PROTECTED UNDER 2nd AMENDMENT 2016-03-23 12:03:03 Post No.29354279
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SCOTUS RULES THAT TAZERS ARE PROTECTED UNDER 2nd AMENDMENT
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Does this mean that NYC/NJ will have to allow Tazer concealed/open carry?
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>>29354279
I carry a real gun like a normal person, so I just hope this ruling can be used to justify personal ownership of more modern weapons as they come out.
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>>29354315
Oh don't worry about that. I'm sure it will be.
No that wasnt sarcasm
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>>29354315
you got to think about all the women who say they could never kill someone they now can carry a non lethal option
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Why are terrorists so bad at their plots?
Why not a chain of explosions - one every day for a week?
Why not hitting some scary targets (nuke plant - jut for moral effect). Why not kindergardens, schools, bridges, a goddamn ferry with a truck-bomb?
And why not a sequence of detonations - half an hour apart - on primary bombsite?
They could do all of this but all they go for are some mundane targets.
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>>29354167
>kebabs
>intellectually using their mind
lol those savages arnt people
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>>29354167
Because the mudslimes can't bomb for shit and are claiming responsibility for every stove accident that shows up on tv
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>>29354167
The blowback would be tremendous.
This whole fucking thing was set off when Islamic terroirsts truly did something scary during 9/11. Look at the reaction.
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Vietnam dusts off assault guns and returned them to service. Jesus Christ.
>http://defence-blog.com/army/vietnam-returned-to-the-service-of-the-old-soviet-airborne-artillery-asu-85.html
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>>29354131
Don't you dare talk shit about us. We are poor.
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who the fuck still owns spg's doe
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>>29354131
Quick, somebody devise an upgrade kit so we can turn these into the next gen. S-tanks!
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/k/ related video games 2016-03-14 16:50:55 Post No.29257360
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Particularly Naval Action, but other games such as Squad are also welcome.
/k/ recently made a clan for naval action based on these threads and have been pretty successful.
You can see our current membership page and other useful naval action information on our doc which we expand regularly
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17qB9vz53dkSIiup7rs61Vf4W54qfGx3Tf2y16OJ3gxc/edit?usp=sharing
Any questions or help on how to get into /k/ related games you can post here and we'll help as much as we can, so far we've spend 200,000 gold in naval action on buying newbies equipment and ships.
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Over the weekend the Anglo-American Conquest of Spain was Completed.
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>>29257665
rip Spain
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>>29257360
so i'd like so join you guys in the navel action game how would i go about that? also could i run that game i have
8GB ram
i5 quad core 2.67GH
geforce GTX 570
64bit windows 10
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>these are being dropped in letter boxes all over Melbourne
Holy fuck I hate animals australia
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This triggered me
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>>29353980
>Assault bull
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>>29353943
Was this done by the Greens?
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Requesting an artillery thread. From early bombards to to M109s.
Stonk (“Standard Concentration”)
This was a Linear Target along a Regimental front of 600 yards identified by its centre point and vertical axis (Hassett & Burns, n.d. a). According to Evans (2001-5) by 1944 stonks were standardised as 525 yards long (Ellis, 1980, implies 1943). Evans also says ” 2 NZ Division continued to use its 1200 × 300 yard stonks” but the dimensions actually correspond a Rumpus (see below).
Additional facts about a British “Stonk” (Hassett & Burns, n.d. b):
-The name “Stonk” is probably a portmanteau word for “standard concentration”.
-The original 1940-1941 Stonk was a square of 300 yards by 300 yards, each battery covering a linear frontage of 300 yards, with the batteries echeloned plus and minus 100 yards from the centre point.
-The Stonk in the latter part of the war, post Alamein, was substantially different from the original version. It was a 600 yards linear regimental target based on a grid reference and bearing .
-Stonks were generally pre planned in the sense that they were nominated and recorded and it was unusual for them to be initiated on the spot.
-Observation Posts (OP) could initiate Stonks but there is no record of the technique ever being used as part of an observed fire programme.
-Each Stonk was given a codename or number.
-The number of rounds was nominated each time the Stonk was called for.
-In the post Senio period they were occasionally used by the medium guns as a means of covering an area where German tanks had been seen.
-The technique was used post Alamein for the definition of Defensive Fire Tasks in support of the infantry in static positions.
-They were also used in depth on some occasions ahead of the line of the barrage.
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Let's say you have two groups of guys. Group one goes to the range every weekend and shoots targets together. All the guys in group one have a little bit of experience playing paintball as kids. Group two plays paintball every weekend and practices tactics and ambush offensive/defensive formations and have established a good sense of teamwork. The members of group two have a small bit of experience shooting real guns as kids. Both groups are given real guns (AR-15 rifles) with some sort of basic red dot sights and put into a area they both know. None of the teams have experience in real combat This could turn out a lot of ways obviously but who would you put your money on?
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Targetshooters hands down, tactics bring you nowhere if you empty your first mag without hitting anything.
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>>29353824
When you first started shooting annon how accurate were you? Were you not able to hit anything?
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>>29353774
how long is the average field of view before it's obscured? 200+ meters and it's the actual shooters. less than 200 meters I'd give it to the paintballers.
The only downsides to practicing tactics with paintball is range, and not being able to shoot through things that you could otherwise simply kill your target through.
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I bought a revolver today.
I'm a broke college student so honestly I'm wondering if I made a bad decision by buying it.
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It's this gun but not as neat looking
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>>29353724
if its really like that gun good job. if its taurus, windicator,armscor, or rg you fucked up bad
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>>29353724
Appears to be an old Taurus.
Revolver field check.
Take the gun. Ensure that it's unloaded.
With cylinder open, check for any play of the crane forward/back on it's mounting point to the frame. There should be little to none.
Close cylinder. Note rotation of the cylinder side to side when locked in. At this stage a degree of play is acceptable, but it should be completely impossible for it to "skip" over to the next chamber without manipulating the trigger or hammer.
Cock hammer. Check for any play with hammer cocked. Minor side-to-side is ok, but not ideal. ANY forward/backward play is bad. If you can "push off" (drop the hammer) without pulling the trigger that's a major failure.
Check for cylinder play with hammer cocked. It should be significantly tighter than it was before.
Lower the hammer by pulling the trigger. Keep it held down all the way. This is full lockup. There should be almost no play in the cylinder at all, but a very minuscule amount is acceptable. Any degree of play at this stage means the cylinder is not totally in line with the barrel at the time of firing and some lead is being shaved by the forcing cone.
Repeat cylinder lockup test on all 6 chambers. They could all be varying degrees of tight/loose.
Repeat lockup test periodically. You'll notice if it starts to get significantly more loose.
Also if it's a .357, I advise primarily running .38 to minimize stress on the frame and workings.
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S&w? Good on you!
Ruger, same as above
Taurus? :(. You can do better! A lot better.
Charter? You said your going to school? Do they teach reading there?
Windicator? Windawhat?
If /k/ were to design a sneaking suit to use while operating, what would it be made of? I'm not saying it has to be super practical in today's world, since the solo sneaking mission doesn't exist anymore, but I wanna know anyways. I had the idea to use something like a Kevlar/spandex weave with an integrated nomex base layer, and cordura nylon to reinforce the knees, forearms/elbows and shoulders, but I feel like others here may have a more realistic or more effective set of fabrics in mind. So with all that said, what would /k/'s sneaking suit look like?
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>>29352959
>muh vidya
Please go
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>>29352959
"sneaking suits" like the ones in Metal Gear would have to be made out of spandex or something, otherwise they would be noisy and uncomfortable. The entire idea of a having a super tight form fitting suit for sneaking around in seems kind of absurd when a jumpsuit would work just fine.
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One man operating still exists, it's referred to as a "singleton" operation. They seem to be surveillance operations though and not Sam Fisher style. Apparently Delta operators are capable of fooling people into thinking they are shuffling old women walking around town.
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Getting my concealed carry soon and was looking for some recommendations. I've always thought Tokarevs were neato but haven't really decided yet. Thoughts?
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>>29352488
Same boat as OP. I would like to know how a Glock 26 works for CC.
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FN Model 1903.
this is like a 10/10 on the 'neato' scale.
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Other than "they're scary", what are the logical reasons behind the 1934 NFA and the 1986 ban? How is a SBR more dangerous than a regular rifle? How are full automatic weapons more dangerous than semi-automatic weapons? Are these acts justifiable?
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Easily concealed
and because more bullets is more deadly
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>>29351586
but pistols are more concealable
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>>29351611
but they shoot pistol rounds, this is why we invented ar pistols
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How would you arm the police force / security / military of Zootopia? There are many size differences between the animals, smaller ones may need weapons capable of bringing down much larger ones.
Would you force them all to use a standard loadout regardless? Split them up and issue arms based on body size? General Zootopes brainstorming!
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>>29350884
Go burn in hell, furfag
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>>29350916
Rude! Personally I would split the animals into teams based on size for the police force, as larger animals may have trouble tracking smaller ones, and smaller ones may have trouble keeping up with larger ones.
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>>29350884
I think it would be pretty straight forward. Larger the guy, larger the gun.