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>>35145306
Can check /gif/ catalog or the war threads people post the webms of it ever now and then, I'm sure they could show you a totally not monitored site that still hosts them. They were like hour long propaganda videos, shit was jaw dropping tho when they first came out

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https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3ec_1415293808

which one are you talking about faggot? the one where they use green lasers and suppressors or what theres like 100 of them.

>>35145198
Looks like hogue

>>35145198
Have you tried reverse image searching?

>>35145221
Only getting Pinterest returns on it.

>>35145188
kys

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>>35145188
One, OP have you been taking any illicit substances or alcohol?

Two, revolvers with magazine exist, they're just pointless though.

Three, how has that chick in pic related not an hero from the ricochet?

>>35145188
>Pumped Up Kicks intensifies

I use pure homemade bear grease on everything. Whether it's metal, leather, or wood it's getting a nice protective layer of the stuff

>>35144913
Are your guns going bald?

hoppes bore cleaner and ballistol, although I'm fed up with how bad it smells, I'm looking for something less stinky.

>>35144852
>$200 Yurodollars for LARPing purposes
Not something I'd do but you do you OP. I'm not really sure what you're looking for here, do you need someone to make a flowchart telling you to buy the thing you clearly want to buy?

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>>35144852
get it and kill yourself with it. i'm sure your government will be thankful to have an empty bed to let another muslim refugee sleep in

>>35144925
I like charts.

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>>35144801
>pilot proceeds to die from lack of oxygen

They're meant to suppliment each other, not compete. They are comrades.

>>35144818
Shhh

I need the military to keep using these things so I stay employed.

>t. Guy who machines small components that make up the flap actuator/drive/sensor assemblies

F-35 parts contract when?

>female
>5'2
>doesn't matter, athletic build (I do yoga 3x a week)
>freelance deviantartist and part time sales

>>35147193
>female

okay so you get to be promoted first, just pick w/e

>>35147256
Infantry

>>35144703
0

>>35144703
100-500 depending on how into im shooting pistol at the time

>>35144703
>tfw you can't concealed carry until 21
I can open carry but the city I live by is pretty safe and full of liberals, so it's not worth the hassle. Once I turn 21 I'm definitely getting my concealed carry permit and carrying my SP101.

>why arent people invincible and impossible to kill

Life isn't an anime OP.

>>35144494
yes, but getting instantly BTFO by untrained insurgents is not what a special forces unit does.

>>35144547
A few guys vs an entire village of combatants that know they're there is not just 'untrained insurgents'. Zero logistical support is what happened.

People die anon, welcome to real life. Shit isn't an anime.

those look beautiful, what a shame

>>35144346
Quality issues among other things.

>>35144383
This. They were actually pretty shit.

>non-military trained

I was a fine shot, and had plenty of time to practice thanks to my role and career, but dedicated civilian shooters are on a higher level. They might not be able to do it "for real" but they have infinite time, personal equipment and don't have to stay within regulations. As we became more concerned with practical pistol shooting, we had instructors come in from the Olympic teams. We'd do the rest of it, but for fine tuning those skills the civilian shots were better. Many of them had previous service, but they hadn't picked up those skills there.

Delta Force took a similar route. They rounded up the top competitive handgun shooters at the time, along with a small team of FBI instructors.

What I'm saying is; competition shooters are better at precision shooting than military teams. Even military teams have comparatively less time to practice and compete, generally speaking.

>>35144279
makes sense, considering you have to learn a lot more when you're a soldier.

>>35144279

This, police and military typically only take the time to be decent. People with access to guns and large amounts of free time (civilians or off-duty) can become great.

As anon said for precision shooters, civilians can make their own rifle to fit them and their goal in any caliber they want. If they have a thick wallet they'll have a better rifle, ammo, and have more time to practice with ammunition tailored specifically to their build

OP is a faggot once again

>>35143925
10/10 commentary

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Why not cosplay as someone competent?

>>35143437
>The Roach will grow stronger!

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Greatest anime betrayals coming soon

>Is this purely a political decision to show good relations with Russia?
It is a political decision, but also a military one. They had been looking for a long-range SAM for a while, and were originally going to buy the Chinese HQ-9, which was not interoperable with NATO. Pressure from NATO prevented that deal, but not this one. They're still working on buying the Eurosam SAMP/T Aster 30.

>>35143427
Thank god you didn't wasted you scar money OP,
But no. buy scar instead.

>>35143432
i still don't have enough money for scar, yet I still find some sbrs.

>>35143436
Save your penny kid.

>>35143401
Just keep shooting till you get used to it.
What about a rubber butt plate?

>>35143600
3inch slugs? 18inch barrel

>>35143614
You'll be right