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Can anyone identify this folder I saw in "The American"?
Also, can you guys recommend a decent straightedge EDC folding knife around 50-60 dollars?
Right now I've got some gerber knife I picked up at home depot for like 14 bucks. It's okay, but can't keep an edge for shit and isn't durable.
Check out cold steel.
The voyager or recon in tanto or clip point.
What're some good /k/ books?
yeah i read it.
it was okay.
gave it to my son before he deployed to Afghanistan for some light reading.
he said he read some of it.
>>28354309
"Inside Delta Force"
OG Operator.
"Cold Zero" by Christopher Whitcomb is pretty baller too
>>28354309
- "One Soldiers War in Chechnya" by Arkady Babchenko
- "Dispatches" by Michael Herr
- "Generation Kill" by Evan Wright
- "Hommage to Catalonia" by George Orwell
- " The Hunt for Red October" by Tom Clancy
- "Red Army" by Ralph Peters
- "Chieftains" by Bob Forrest-Webb
this is a picture of Mine Security at North Mara Mine in Tanzania taken on 2011.
can anyone identify the weapon the man is holding?
>post more pics to identify
Some kind of single shot grenade launcher.
>>28354283
its a FAMAS
its a honeybarger
Would anyone be interested in an Australian /k/ meetup? I'm currently in VIC, not far from some state forest. Could take a bunch of guns up there, and shoot shit all day. Whaddaya think?
No.
Nah, we're not as autistic as burgers
Well. That's lame.
why is his m16 so big /k/?
>>28351650
Manlets. When will they learn?
>>28351650
Swift spent several years in Turkey. The diminutive Kurds were actually the basis for Liliputians.
>>28351650
Lol there's girls I went to basic with that are bigger than that little man!
tomorrow i am buying a mossberg 590 bullpup. im getting it for 475, but what is the value? pic related, the same model)
Why.
I can walk in to my LGS and get a 590A1 off the rack for $375 sans tax.
>>28349669
but when was the last time you could buy a factory 590 bullpup?
>>28349669
yup. didnt think so.
how would a modern conventional war be fought between two nations?
say for example the EU vs Russia
how / where would fighting take place?
>>28348895
>how would a modern conventional war be fought between two nations?
with conventional weapons
>how / where would fighting take place?
at the borders closest to the other
>>28348950
fuck's sake nigga
would fighting be in trenches, urban combat, i am literally retarded when it comes to this, would you care to explain?
>>28348895
>conventional war be fought between two nations?
>conventional war
>conventional
Ummm ... unconventionally?
WTF do you think is going on in Syria right now? That's a proxy war between world powers. How do you not know that?
My very first Kershaw knife and my first and only assisted opening knife thats also gladly American made.
I have like over 20 something knives in my knife collection, I bought this one for work (armed/professional security guard at shopping center and driving patrols, got all my certs:Taser, baton, OC spray, .40 exposed carry pistol permit,1stAid/CPR/AED )
>>28348623
>>28348623
Here is your reply.
>>28348623
in my collection, I have only American, Japanese, and European (German, Swiss, Austrian) made knives
You have 2 minutes to explain why you have never shot a home invader with a glorious nugget revolver
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/12/27/maine-landlord-asks-judge-to-dismiss-tenants-gun-rights-lawsuit.html?intcmp=hpbt2
Haven't had a home invader
>>28348607
I own a Nagant. But no nigger spooks have visited me yet.
>>28348607
Hi-point is literally a better choice
What's a good non-firearm weapon that can be legally carried in a car? (e.g. not brass knuckles)
I got an administrative job in a prison, so CC'ing is obviously out of the question, and even leaving the gun in the car may be a bad idea - prisons aren't some shop where the owner has a "no guns" sign taped up; it's a place specified in the Ohio Revised Code as being off-limits to any civilian firearms.
Obviously, I want some kind of protection for the drive to and from work. Would a taser or a stun gun be good choices?
I do have a pocket knife, and I'll probably leave that in the car, but I'm just wondering if there would be a better choice.
Thanks!
Pic unrelated
Car keys.
A tomahawk
Are you expecting someone to crash into your car and fight you or something? Doesn't seem like you need personal defense weapons for a drive between home and a "Ohio Reserved Code" prison
Is it usual for a soldier to shit/piss himself on a firefight?
Shit happens, but not usually unless they get shot.
Isn't it usual for humans to occasionally shit their pants throughout their entire life?
Haven't you had a shart yet?
I'd imagine the more common situation is for soldiers to get literally caught with their pants down and having to shimmy to cover and return fire while they may or may not be done.
Hey /k/ let's talk about nuclear weapons; personal, military, or otherwise.
>>28332446
I would create a nuclear bomb in the dimensions of a soda can, then randomly distribute them to vending machines
>>28332454
/thread
>>28332446
>Hey /k/ let's talk about nuclear weapons
how about no. any time we try to have a thread about nukes without Oppen it always ends in pure retardation. it's like psy ops and biological warfare threads. really, any unconventional warfare thread in general
So let's say one of us gets enough money to buy a sea-worthy vessel, something 90 - 200 feet long that has a top speed exceeding 12 knots.
How many of you would like to go pirate hunting? Like purposely sailing the Gulf of Aden trying to lure skiffs to try and take a ship with 20 heavily armed /k/illers hiding behind the gunwales?
I'm game.
Why go to the carribean when you can go to Somalia.
>>28366945
Count me in. We Jack Sparrow nao.
>>28366966
>Gulf of Aden
>Carribean
Pick one.
Way to epically waste dubs.
I can't believe it came out just 2 decades after the civil war. I knew it was an old design, but not THAT old. Anyways, if you could modify the original design, with manufacturing costs, power, reliability, and accuracy all in mind, what would you do?
Me?
>Wad Cutter points
ever shoot a handgun with wad cutter bullets? or a pellet gun? Make's perfect holes in paper, and makes shooting VERY rewarding when you cut out bullseyes with.
I'm happy with the bullet weight, velocity, and cost of .22LR. CCI's knows how to make them damn near 100% reliable. Remington can't figure them out though.
I would ban fudds from being able to hoard it
Ruger 10/22 in .25acp.
>>28364703
Make more of it
Classic has these, and I took the bait and bought one. It's supposed to be 1960-1980 mfg, and in new / un-issued condition.
There are theories I saw online that Tula made them.
Did I mess up, /k/?
>>28362114
>Tula made them.
Why would Tula make rifles for the Finns?
>>28362132
The narrative was that there was some kind of pissing match between the Finnish government and Sako. And it was after the Belgian contract ones were already done.
>>28362132
Lurk moar newfag.
Finnish mosins literally all have Russian captured receivers.
