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>>28298110
A suppressed carbine, a .45 cal handgun, and 9 years of emotional baggage.

>>28298110
Well for simple starters you'd need either a set of olive bdu's, or advisor pattern tiger stripe and a black balclava. I think the m16a1 and a gi model of a 1911A1 were both standard weapons until Phantom Pain got all fucky with the designs. As for the rest of the gear, I'll let someone more knowledgeable take over.

>>28298110
diazepam

a lot of it

>>28297921
a necklace of severed penises

>>28297921

m'lady

>>28297921
Hi-point

They're super fun. Prob wont do much damage to anything bigger than a cat

Real slings are more deadly.

>>28297901
Awesome defense in cat related attacks.

>>28297887
I don't get it

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

>>28297894
holy fuck

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Little cousin was a city-slicker
>he got a BB gun for his 5th birthday
>went to try it out
>he didn't know if the bbs were coming out
>he sticks his finger on the barrel
>lifelessons.png
>pulls the trigger
>his fingernail pops off and his finger turns blue
>he proceeds to cry the whir of a prototype wharthog
>his face for days

>>28297751
>50,000c hitting something

You bet your ass.

>>28297751
LIPC Elecrolaser. It's already a thing.

Thunderstorm artillery when?

.45acp

glorious caliber that slays gigga niggas in .03s with 1 shot and never misses.

Probably a japanese gun.

1911

>>28297679
Leaders. There have been many battles won by Great Leaders with shitty armies against great armies with shitty leader.

>>28297679
Assuming that orders are being followed, leadership will matter most

>>28297697
True, but that is mostly the case because great leaders inspire those below them. Shitty leaders lower morale and lead to desertion and not fighting with tooth and nail.

>>28297679
An officer without grunts to back him up is useless. a horde of grunts without an officer is equally useless. Go look at the average Airshit skirmish, where you'll see a lot of people without command clash over some objective and imagine how efficient they could be if they worked as a unit with a leader.

>>28297609

>buying a Galil ace
>buying a galil ace pistol

So theres like a total of 5 in america?

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Seriously, how did they miss THAT?

>>28297609

Please, anyone who bought one post in this thread

>>28297576
Having them for the event of use?

actually one of the best reasons to have guns is so you don't have to use them

>>28297576
The point is you're a faggot.

Probably right here.

>>28297534
>Was sitting at home
>cleaning AK actually (I shit you not).
>Go on Failure to Fire (/k/ approved webcomic 10/10)
>see RIP Mikhail.
>no

Proceed to drink entire bottle of vodka while crying softly. Crying began somewhere around a third of the way through the bottle.

I was at home eating cosmoline when pjotr ring

"mikhail is kill"
"no"

You don't have to convince them. They surrendered their weapons so they can skip the war and go right to being conquered.

>>28297532

That is incorrect, a European will fight and die in the name of Allah.

>>28297532
>needing something other than yourself to fight for

TRIPPLE ARROW

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Are you even trying?

>>28297297
Why stop at three my friend?

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>The weather, unusually hot and dry for this part of Germany, provided near perfect atmospheric conditions for what turned into a city-consuming cyclone of fire. Within twenty minutes after the raid began, a column of turbulent, heated air rose more than two and a half miles into the night sky. Superheated air raced through the city at speeds in excess of 150 miles per hour, sending terrified people scurrying to air raid cellars, their shirts and dresses lit up like torches. Inside the shelters, thousands suffocated as the voracious fire sucked oxygen out of the atmosphere. The bodies of other victims were baked and reduced to ashes by radiant heat. “It was as though they had been placed in a crematorium, which was indeed what each shelter proved to be,” said a secret German report. “The fortunate were those who jumped into the canals and waterways and remained swimming or standing up to their necks in water for hours until the heat should die down.” That night, the oily water in the industrial canals caught fire and people trapped there “became insane,” said one witness.

>In shelters hit by fire sticks - small, highly lethal incendiary bombs - children “yelled like animals,” reported a witness. “One woman next to me took a knife and cut her child’s wrists. Then she cut her own, and slipped down on her, calling out: ‘Darling, my darling, we shall soon see Daddy now.’”

>The brains of fire victims fell from their burst temples and tiny children “lay like fried eels on the pavement. Even in death,” said a witness, “they showed signs of how they must have suffered—their hands and arms stretched out as if to protect themselves from that pitiless heat.”

>The fire storm, the first ever created by bombing, was a deliberate act, achieved by a lethal combination of high-explosive and incendiary bombs. Enormous 4,000-pound blast bombs were then dropped into the inferno to blow craters in the roads in order to impede the firefighters.

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>>28297348
Damn son.

War is some shit.

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>>28297348
Sauce for the gander.

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>>28297199
Bought one for mine.
She likes it for carrying. Small, light, unobtrusive. Its a little snappy on recoil, but not harsh. More to do with the small frame.

Make sure she can rack the slide, show alternate ways of gripping if needed.

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>>28297199
I've carried a p238 daily for almost three years now. It conceals like a dream, I frequently forget it's there at all.

Shooting it is pleasant, not at all snappy unless you're shooting hot defensive loads, and even then it's fun, not painful.

The slide is incredibly easy to rack, nobody should have any difficulty doing so, even the most noodly-armed of people.

Some things to watch out for: Make sure your chosen ammo chambers properly every time. Lehigh Xtreme Penetrator/Defense, despite being one of the best .380 rounds available, tends to hang on the slide when chambering the first round.

Also make SURE you detail strip and clean it thoroughly. The small, light hammer doesn't smash down with the most authority, and you can get light strikes if you let lube gum up the firing pin after the gun starts getting dirty. At that point, a simple field strip and cleaning isn't good enough.

Nearly had a heart attack when I started getting regular failures to fire on my last two range trips--a regular cleaning and change of ammo didn't fix it. Took it fully apart and cleaned out the firing pin channel, and it was chock full of black shit. I could even hear it grinding when pushing on the firing pin with a punch... Definitely something to be aware of.

Other than that, great fucking little gun.

>>28297199
I got the p238 for her, and the p938 for me.
Get the p938.
Easy to handle in 9mm, more power, and cheaper to plink.

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Took it to the range today for the first time in like 6 months