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supply rebels how? theres an ocean between us and most of the world.

>>27941746

>Import weapons and ammo to easily paid for foreign country, also known as all of Central and South America
>Walk across grossly unsecured border

Do you honestly think the Iranians were the one manufacturing the sole precision component of the EFPs that were so effective in Iraq? Shit was being made by China or Russia and smuggled via land-border into Iraq.

The United States did the same thing with SA-7s and other goodies for the Afghans when the Russians were doing their thing.

>>27941746

Operation Furious and Fast. Get it get it?

Who /navy/ here?

>>27941611
OP here, considering going USCG in March. I spoke to the recruiter in June, had to put off any decisions until August, enrolled in EMT school in August, and will graduate in February. Would probably go for Intelligence.

Goal would be:
Enlist
4 months at first duty station
Wait 18 months for a spot in IS A school
A school
C schools as often as possible
Go to NIU for Masters in Strategic Intelligence
Either go to OCS or go work for CIA/FBI/NSA/DIA

>>27941666
Currently trapped at nuke school forever, so navy, but not realnavy.

You don't have a bomb vest for HD?

What will you do if the kaffirs kick down your door?

Maybe they meant "reactionary". Top notch reporting, as usual.

>>27941604

Holy shit, they really can't accept reality, can they?

I can't even fathom how warped your thought process has to be to arrive at a place where you print this fucking tripe and then pat yourself on the back pretending you are the only thing protecting civilized society.

>>27941460
marine

>>27941460
Navy Seals

Seabees, EOD, FMF Corpsmen/RPs, Expeditionary Logistics (surprising to most people), and depending on the location, Riverines and those assigned to Amphibious/Beachmaster groups. Obviously Special Warfare as well.

Barracuda is always a good read.

plz gibe more votes

Girls in white dresses was pretty good iirc.

>>27941341
Doesn't really count but I scored 120 rounds of Portuguese 7.62x51 surplus today.

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>>27941341
Open.

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Is this the 1200 round crate?
And what did you pay?
There is a fag on arms list selling some but he wanted $1200
A dollar per round is steep and I assume he is gouging.

>>27941018

For whatever reason, the .357 is particularly sensitive to barrel length. It performs much better in a rifle length barrel than a handgun.

>>27941045
>damage control

>>27941045
There is a lot of powder in that .357 that can take advantage of the longer barrel compared to other rounds. Longer barrels allow more gas pressure to build, and the bullet continually accelerates as long as pressure is still building. The more barrel it has to travel, the faster it goes (until all powder is burned).

>>27940902
I don't want to carry 300 rounds of .308, but I will gladly carry 300 rounds of 5.56.

>>27940902

The real advantage of intermediate calibers is that you can carry nearly twice as much ammunition.

>>27940902
>So, when assault rifles were first made it was because we hadn't perfected recoil reducing designs
I do love when people attempt to prompt threads with an untrue premise.

>I can't get to a gun or use one properly, therefore, nobody deserves to have them.

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>>27940893

>>27940893
my rebuttal is apathy
The less we listen to people like theses the less they'll have power

Any where that sells parts? PSA, brownells, midway, take your pick. Brownells even sells 80% kits that comes with jigs now (though it's the mill jig, not the router jig).

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>>27940739
if your not a complete muppet its easy to build an 80 see this complete piece of shit and affront to any machinist. it was built with a dremel and a power drill and it functioned

>>27940739
id say ares armament but i think they got shut down or something, not sure though

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>>27940423
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wf4ZsK1QrIg
All I know is that I've been very interested in this thing since I saw it a few years back. It even takes glock mags.

Define affordable. Kit made sten guns are about $6-700. I want one, but I don't know if a gun made from literal pipes is worth that much, much less one that is semi auto only and with dumbass nfa laws.

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I've been thinking about one of these. Why not a 9mm AR though? Any particular reason op?

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Rifle No.4.

>>27940358
All of them except the No.5

>>27940358
no1 mk3 or any no1 in general, no4 is for losers

Six barreled 500 gauge Brown Bess handed down to me by thomas jefferson personally

a spencer carbine

>>27940293
ak-47

>>27940240
its average price
if your are dead set on a 92 cause movies etc get one but there are many more handgun choices in that price range that arent as large and bulky while holding the same amount or more of bullets. im not going to say its heavy people always say that they are heavy but its only average.
go to a store hold everything buy what feels best

>>27940240
Buy what's comfortable and what you can afford to practice with. Nothing else matters don't let an autist tell you otherwise.

>>27940277

Thanks I actually own a .32 but I got it from my father I just wanted to actually buy something to have and to be honest I just like the way they look I have rather large hands so I think it would fit my hand well I've shot it before and I've enjoyed it but have not looked at anything else.