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>>29205986
>snap

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>UNLEASH YOUR INNER ALPHA DOG

>>29205986
That's illegal

You can't stock or front vg a pistol

Also should have just put old veterans in general, of course more modern conflicts are welcome as well

>>29205761
Just once

My great-grandfather. The man never talked about his experiences. His wife only knew what information the army sent her, or his letters home revealed.
His children only knew he served in the war. His grandchildren, my mother included, just knew he was a veteran because of his helmet that sat on the mantle above his fireplace.
If anyone asked, he would shrug it off and say I did my time.
I was ten when I told him that I wanted to be a history teacher. He perked up and asked "why?" I responded that I wanted people to tell people about how amazing our past is. And how if we do not learn from the past, then we are doomed to repeat it.
He never broke from a neutral expression, but his eye did soften up a little: his other eye was blind and sat off to the side like a cloudy blue drop.
His left hand shook all the time. He blamed Parkinsons around my parents... but I had my suspicions after my grandfather told me that his dad always shook like that when he got nervous or sad.
I finally asked him. "What happened to you over there?" He made sure his wife was watching The Price is Right before turning back to me. That's when he broke it down. The whole story. He served in the European theater at the age of seventeen: forging documents to get in.
After some training, he got to Europe a few weeks after the Allied Invasion of France.
He never gave specifics of his who he served with, and as to why will be an eternal mystery.
He said he never saw a single German soldier during his time there. Just the aftermath of previous attacks.
He said he was eager to do some fighting after he actually turned 18 - he said having two nineteenth birthday celebrations was kind of funny.
Near the end of the war in '45, he was sent alongside many others to the front lines inside of Germany proper. There he said he saw true suffering.
Malnourished people, women selling themselves to ten soldiers a day for some food rations, children carrying loot for soldiers...

Around 10 years ago I was working checkout at a drug store and this old dude doubles over and screams out in pain from out of nowhere. After a few seconds he straightens up and apologizes, explains he was shot in WW2 and it gives him trouble from time to time.

I've used the PRO and would suggest it for just the battery life and reliability alone. Someone posted a news article about one surviving a damn house fire a while back.

>>29205661
Why are the frigging batteries such a pain in the ass to find? Mine finally died and I can't find the little fucks anywhere.

>Canada btw

>>29205674
In the US we can just order them in packs off amazon, does amazon deliver to Canada from the US?

Post pics of blood stained floor or it didn't happen

Wow Anon, that's some pretty heavy shit.

I feel compelled to ask though; are you facing any charges? I personally don't think that the law should persecute you, but depending on which state you live in, it's an absolute possibility that the anti-gun agenda of the government might try and fuck you over.

>>29205519
Pics or it didn't happen

Should mention that I've been shooting at 50-65 feet.

>>29205489
It's probably the gun, not you tbqh familia. Should have bought a Glock.

>>29205489
Practice

>>29205304
No, all guns are shit and only last for a few shots.

Now git out

>>29205304
Ok listen...all MY guns are good, but all yours are shit. Got it?

>>29205304
I think they are fine. It feels good in the had despite the strange looking grip. It's probably one of the best guns in its price range.

>>29205240
For you big guy, I'm thinking a good ol' Dragon Dildo.

Tec 9 and sawed off shotty

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>>29205240
Hi Point Carbine and Tec-9

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>>29204989
There are more bike rides with dogs than there are dogs riding bike riders.

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>>29205002
There are more submarines in the sky than there skies in the submarines.

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>>29205011
There are more bike riders than bikes people riding.

>>29204925
so you don't touch the extremely hot barrel with your hands and get burnt?

PPsH barrels contain between 900 and a thousand miniature explosions per minute, and those explosions cause intense heat that builds up. The "box bit" is to distance your soft little hand from the very hot barrel.

>>29204925

heat shroud

>>29204815
so you can add local vegatation for better concealment

Sticking small branches for ultra camo. It breaks up the human silhouette

>>29204815
Extra camouflage.

>>29204635
As you mentioned, foxes are nocturnal so you'll only see it if your lucky or dedicated to staying up late with a red-lens spotlight.

The livetrap baited with a can of cat food will catch it, along with all kinds of other varmints. Make sure you get a decent sized box trap in case you catch something you aren't planning on. Caught my cocker spaniel one time. Poor girl was in there half the night.

>>29204687
any tips on how to set up the trap? should I try to disguise it so it looks less obvious?

>>29204792
No. You can leave it out in the open in your front yard and still catch stuff. Critters don't care, they are all gibsmedats cat food and walk right in.

>>29204626
Exponential growth is not sustainable

For that to happen, China must keep the same growing GDP and the same % for military spending for 20 years.

That's realy unlikely to happen.

>extrapolating growth into the future and not considering geopolitical events and future contingencies.

yeah, ok whatever ChongChing

I enjoyed it

>>29204402
All I remember of it is the amount of butthurt because of this:

>The patrol comes under fire and a soldier is hit. In the ensuing chaos the Taliban position is discovered to be directly in front of the patrol in a ditch only three metres away. A hand grenade is tossed into the ditch followed by the order to 'neutralize them' and subsequent sporadic gunfire is heard. Five Taliban are killed and there are graphic scenes of their bodies being pulled from the ditch and stripped of their weapons.

Butthurt leftists coming in:
>The film generated a brief political controversy in Denmark when the Danish Socialist People's Party accused the soldiers of deliberately breaking the rules of engagement during one of the firefights, and demanded an investigation.[7] Following procedure, the Danish military Legal Corps conducted an independent investigation, and the soldiers were cleared of any wrongdoing.[8]

I enjoyed it

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>(Czech bullets for a Czech gun etc.).

What a surprise, czfags are poorfags and retarded

Only ammo I use. Cheap, reliable. Why not? Clean your gun after range and you'll be fine.

>>29203762
>>29203761
But is it true that it's inferior? It's not a matter of money it's just what my gun shop has. They run out of hp when I bought the gun so I'm carring fmj. Called them today they say that hp arrived and it's cb. Intended to come over shot the fmj and pick up the sb but after reading a bit on line this came up.

one nice gun

>>29203690
I'd rather own one without a fucknasty roll mark, tbqh fem.

One working gun.