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The longest test they did with they Tory-!!C engine was only 5 minutes long.
Flying around for months seems like a little bit of a stretch.
The shockwave wouldn't be too destructive, but the radiation would be.

>>27803720
The shockwave would be painful and annoying

>>27803736
I'd worry more about the nukes and unshielded nuclear reactor.
Nuclear propulsion is a silly thing.

>which is the coolest guize

Want to know how I know you're not cut out for special operations?

Tell me about how you're going to get in shape in basic training.

>>27803662
It's not the "coolest", it's which is the most rewarding. I can google just about any of the jobs and find some snippet about what they do or some badass operation they were involved in. It's not a matter of which is "cooler".

I want to make a career of it, and I don't want to get through a pipeline, start doing my work and realize "Fuck, this is not at all what I envisioned".

As far as "getting in shape goes", I'm in good shape now, well enough to pass all entry level requirements for all SOF schools/selections. And my ASVAB scores qualify me for all as well. I'll obviously take time to focus on getting into better shape, sure, like improving my run time.

I'm 22 years old, and an office job isn't for me. I think I owe it to myself to try something new.

>>27803704

>Entry level requirements
>Muh run

When I can kick you out of bed at 2 AM and you can shit out a 325 out of 300 on an APFT, come back.

Get captured or murdered by brown people typically.

Help the squishy diplomats lift heavy documents when comes time to burn it all, reenact a zombie movie with brown people.

wait for their chance to fight off hoards of brown people

It's not mimicry. The soviets mandated the Czechs build weapons compatible with their service weapons. The Czechs made their versions as a sort of middle finger to the Soviets.

>>27803328
I didn't mean it in a bad way.

>>27803292
>weapons of the same era, purpose, bloc, design school and caliber look vaguely alike
>OMG THEYS COPIED IT

The 58 and AK and the 82 and Mak have nothing in common except the round and the fact both pairs work generally the same (gas operated select fire rifle, straight blowback pistol).

1) be a cop

2) dont be bad

>>27803265

1. be willing to murder people for stupid drug laws

>Shoot first
>Ask questions later
Questions like "was he even armed?" , "it's this the right house?"

>>27803120
Mop. It rocks your socks but its not a wrist breaker.

>>27803120
>Implying you have to know about guns, to also know about physics

If it would break your wrists why would people use it in the first place? I bit the bait...

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Christ

>>27802975
AR-15.

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17 rounds 94gr Wolf WPA

Bowie Knife.

I don't want to be rude and wake the neighbors.

>>27802809
It was an unfortunate accident and nothing more. The crew onboard the aircraft sure as shit didn't realize they were shooting a hospital, and odds are if they even knew there was one in the town, they thought it was the one further away from the combat zone that got out unscathed.

The fact that it only took 30 minutes for the distress call to cause a ceasefire tells us one of two things
>the chain of command is impossibly efficient to get an order through that fast
Or more likely
>they ran out of things to shoot at after 30 minutes

The changing stories were probably a mix of people misremembering what happened and someone trying to cover their asses.

And an AC-130 was sent up because they're great for operations like that. It's like having an artillery battery that can loiter above the battlefield far longer than any regular strike aircraft can. The incident in question was less of a "shit we need CAS as fast as possible" and more of a "we need something to support an assault on this town"

Remember - as much as the media and MSF are trying to portray this as another My Lai, this is nothing of the sort. It's an unfortunate accident, and, while we should be owning up to it and trying to make amends, it doesn't deserve to be sensationalized like MSF is doing.

The real story that you're not going to hear is
>Airstrike was intentional to kill Big Boss
>MSF was played like a damn fiddle

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They were played like a damn fiddle

The ups store can't ship firearms or anything remotely firearm related. Not even stocks, grips, bipods etc. Take it to a customer center/distribution center.

Source: I work in a ups store.

Oh, also, UPS will only ship to licensed dealers/manufacturers/collectors. You're fucked bud, the whole system is fucked.

>>27803024
how come my package from psa always come through ups then?

Motor oil on everything most of the time.

TW-25B on my carry gun, because it attracts less crud.

>>27802763
5w-30

lithium-moly grease on everything. even the old chassis fans on my pc ran great with it.

SAGE IN ALL FIELDS.

come on baba
come on.

I can help with setting up a secure network if you want? I have a couple of onion servers that might be usable.

>>27802680
You can drop it from a plane but if it's not armed it won't blow up

>>27802680
Arming the nuke. Like seriously, the Air Force did some videos on this back in the late 50s, chucking nukes out of trucks and planes, lighting them on fire, etc, to show how they don't blow up.

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>>27802680
> video starts vertical
fucking damn you
> goes horiztonal

nobody cares

OP confirmed never having loaded an M1

>>27802640

If you didn't care, why reply?

7.62x51mm NATO
.45 ACP
Now git

40x53mm

>>27802561
7.62x51
.22

That should work for me.

>>27802504
>msrp
It'll probably sell at $700-$800

>>27802532
The rest of the P-series starts at $1015 MSRP for standard sights and $1108 for night sights, and they end up $800 and $900 respectively on the street, which means this starts at $900 as well.

>>27802504
>Thinking things actually sell for MSRP

Forty keks