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>cheese
try walnuts instead
or a cat

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>>29319638
Does chocolate work? I think I read that on here once

Peanut butter. It works much better than cheese cause it sticks to the trigger.
Also it is never one mouse so set like 3 traps.

>>29319562
The 'nam of course, what kind of question is that?
You serve your 12 months and go back home, if you are not black or retarded you can spend these 12 months fucking hookers far away from the jungle. In WW1 you get sent to the front over and over again until you die/get crippled/war ends.
Also gas attacks, rats, stone age-tier medical service etc.

>>29319562
Nam.
At least I get to ride in a chopper.

>>29319562
I have an above average IQ and blue eyes, so NAM. I will spend the entire deployment in a public affairs office or a supply room in Saigon, getting blow jobs from QT Asian loli.

>>29319430
Fav film/TV depiction Punisher '04, Warzone, or Daredevil Season 2?
I haven't seen daredevil yet but I love Ray Stevenson's portrayal

>>29319478
Punisher '04 was the best film of the bunch, just due to how entertaining it was-- plenty of respect for Thomas Jane, but it just didn't FEEL like the Punisher to me. It was more like a weird cross between Death Wish and Evil Dead 2.

Ray Stevenson's take on Frank was spot on. He fucking nailed it, but unfortunately the script, the direction, the rest of the acting, just about everything else with the movie was terrible. Making it properly R-rated was the right choice, and it had a few great moments ("GOD DAMMIT CASTLE!"), but the movie was a real letdown over all. It's unfortunate that Ray doesn't get the respect he deserves for that role, because he really was the right actor for the job all along.

I'm only halfway through season 2 of DD, and I've gotta say Jon Bernthal's doing a bang up job. He's definitely showing a different take on the character, he doesn't act or sound quite like I'd expect Frank Castle would--he's just starting out, he's more vulnerable, more emotional, not entirely as far gone as we usually see him. I'm hoping the second half of the season lets him really tear loose, since DD's been pretty much cock blocking him the whole time, and relatively few people have gotten blown away on screen so far. It's different, but it's still good. If Jon got to play him in a spinoff or a new Punisher flick that keeps up DD's standards of writing but with the violence level of Warzone, it would be outfuckingstanding.

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Frank in Daredevil ia fucking based juat watxh it you wont regret it.

>>29318774
The secret was Jesus Christ.

>>29318774
Panzerschokolade.

>>29318777
godly trips, but Why Did Jesus help the Nation that was split between Catholics and Protestants over nations that were fully one way or the other?

>>29318124
What kind of zombies?

>>29318124
For melee? Pry bar and a good knife.

Ranged? 5.56mm would work fine, though I think one of the zombie survival guides suggests .22 because it's cheap, common(or was when they first wrote it) and is enough to put one down, but personally I'd want something that works on humans since, if The Walking Dead has taught me anything, I'll spend more time worrying about humans than zombies.

>>29318124
22short and nothing else because why would you need to carry any other guns besides a 22short?

On a related note, how good is the SADF chest rig for a basic minimal SHTF setup?

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Es gucci

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>>29317838

Yes. Have had one for 6 years, used it in the army because my country`s issue vest was shit at that time. It is everything you want in a combat vest.

M83 Chest rig is a really good alround rig, can fit a bunch of different magazines, everything is basic and simple.
Some people complain about the mag pouches only having velcro, but if you want buckles or something just sew them on.

>>29317804
AR-15

>>29317804
Mosin Nagant M91/30
Ruger 10/22
HiPoint carbines

>>29317804
mosin nagrand
let the meme flow through you
gl finding ammo tho

>>29317699
It's great laughs. It's also a cartoon meant to be light hearted. Don't over think this.

Did they ever go deeper with Marge keeping the gun? It's been years since I watched the old seasons.

>>29317773

Marge did keep the gun at the end, and used it when Snake broke in to the house.

>>29317033
Pakistan? I wouldn't be surprused.

250 tomahawks fired by a SSGN would probably be better

>>29317080
SSGN only holds 154...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOQw41HfQbE

>>29316851
Being able to do tricks doesn't make it useful.

>>29316820
They are for tricks
anyone who says otherwise is meming

I am woman and live on mountain

Am I eligible to join or do I need to start my own association

>>29316738
sounds like brokeback mountain

Im sure it's for faggots like you OP

>>29316738
Looks like fun. Is this the Canadian fur trade or the United States one?

>>29316608
Generals with experience > Generals with none/limited
Equipment that's been tried and confirmed on the field and in battle > Equipment that has just gone through testing and whatever

Simple as that anon.

>>29316608
Nobody knows how well something works for real until it starts flinging live ammo at something that's flinging live ammo back.

that's the case be it planes, tanks, equipment, doctrine, training program, or the quality of your officers/NCOs.

You don't necessarily need experience
However experience teaches you what works from what doesn't
Proper doctrine, tactics, training & good equipment will trump an experienced army any day.

>>29316822
>>29316710
Practical testing & large scale exercises can be done
It's just usually not common because there are bureaucratic incentives of not "rocking the boat".

>>29315900
Maybe find a armour's guide and see what that has for measurements.

>>29315900
How the fuck is he going to make one without the immense amount of specific machinery required to build the various steel parts/action of the mauser rifle.

How will he BUILD a barrel?

Will he form the springs himself?

You just can't make it an sbr or sawed off, or fully automatic without a manufacturers lisence or a $200 tax stamp for each NFA registered item.

>>29315290
if you like surrendering i guess

>>29315290
Fuck yes

Its best gun ever invented

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>>29315309
>No cocking wings
Sure pal.

A 686 with 158 .357 grain in it.

Not too bad, but it was loud as fucking hell compared to anything else.

It's hard to explain, because the recoil wasn't exactly "worse" than the .357, but 9x18 blowback guns really "snap" a lot worse, and beat the FUCK out of my hand webbing. PA63 was the worst for this with the single stack; the cz82 not so much.

>>29315255
Wait are you complaining about 9mm recoil?

>>29315287
He said worst, not bad, jesus christ man