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Peace be with you /k/ ...does anyone know if a bridge could stop the weak pathetic noisemaker on what is called a warpig a10. I would like to know quickly
Lets choose sample bridge for test question haha yesbwould thia bridge stop warpig plewse tell
wtf are you talking about
>>30531589
Would a bridge stop noisemaker on warpig
How effective are flamethrowers in combat? Short range of about 20~40 metres combined with a risk to the user (people focusing their fire on the guy spraying molten death on their colleagues) makes me doubt their portrayal as unethical and terrifying weapons. Might sound 'video gamey' but I assume these would be legitamite concerns.
>>30531333
They were useful for the reason they were conceived in the first place.
To clear bunkers.
>>30531333
Forgot to put this in, are flamethrowers even used in combat? Or just for burning enemy emplacements, destroying caches, clearing shrubbery, etc.
You know there's a reason they're not used anymore.
Stories your first gun has about the first time you used it.
I don't own a gun though.
>>30531313
He touched me everywhere as if he has never seen one before
>>30531313
>Sempai couldn't stop running all over me...
What does /k/ think about this gun?
>>30530871
About what?
Used one when i was in the Australian army. All in all a solid reliable system. Very simple to clean and maintain. stock optics with the stupid donut are stupid.
>>30530915
Hypothetically speaking, would a ban on bullets violate the 2ed ammendment?
>>30530813
Don't give them ideas
>>30530813
Arms is defined as weapons and ammunition, dingus.
>>30531022
Don't call me a dingus you jerk. I was asking because this one guy at my work was absolutely convinced it was fine, and it piqued my curiosity.
So I shot a shoulder protector from a IOTV with a .45 and a 7.62x25 mm the 7.62 tore a huge chunk of Kevlar out the exit while the .45 left a clean hole and small amount of Kevlar what caused this? hydrostatic shock? is that a thing in Kevlar? I'm curious as to /k/s thoughts on the results of this (I also recovered the slugs from another shoulder protector that I had up agents a better back stop)
>hydrostatic shock
>pistol calibers
>non-fluid material
This thread is going places
>>30530767
velosity vs. weigt vs. shape vs. rigidity
Difficult to say what will happen without testing it.
>>30530767
Speed beats armor. The Tok is hauling ass and the .45 is just taking a jog.
You have two thousand dollars to buy three firearms with these conditions: one must be a long-arm; another must not be... choose wisely!
>>30530634
GIVE US THE CUBE!
>>30530634
Ithaca 37
M1 Carbine
1911
>>30530634
PSA AR build - $600
Glock 19 - $520
Remaining - $880 on magazines and ammo
>Get a Marine
>Get "landmines"
>Get the courts, news, and police/hospital in on it
>Hire a stuntman without a foot
>Perform a stunt where the stuntman is breaking into a home and gets hit by a landmine, and make it look real
>Have the police and EMTs arrive, write official reports on the incident. And have a local news team report on it.
>Have both...
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