I'll start with the best.
>>28053049
That is a retarded monstrosity of a knife, but i do want one.
But when it comes to practicality, if you are going to carry such a large and heavy folder why not just carry a fixed blade?
>>28053298
Get one. It will not disappoint. Comes ridiculously sharp, is rock steady, and has outstanding ergonomics.
Fixed blades are probably the right choice for really heavy duty shit, but you will either have a sheath hanging down off of you or taking up a ton of real estate on your belt horizontally. That being said, this is more easily concealed and much faster to access than a fixed blade. But let's be honest... this knife just stupidly awesome and isn't really worth the money for its practicality in most situations.
>>28053400
>but you will either have a sheath hanging down off of you or taking up a ton of real estate on your belt horizontally
I prefer carrying ITWB or crossdraw tucked behind the belt so not really a problem for me.
Not that i actually carry a knife for defense, just for general use when inawoods.
I also have a Rajah II i used to carry in my cargo pocket but it is not really worth the extra weight.
Thats why i am skeptical to heavy folders, it was also very uncomfortable to carry in the beltline due to the weight making it flop around all over the place.
I found this cool collection of sniper pics from the Afghan-Soviet war, most of which i never saw before. Thought you guys will enjoy them. Also, Soviet-Afghan war general, maybe?
>>28052986
Oh, yeah...the actual collection... http://englishrussia.com/2015/11/19/soviet-snipers-in-afghanistan-in-1979-1989/
>>28052986
First time I see a picture of a SVD being used without a scope. I've been to Syria/Rojava this year for 4 months, fighting with YPG. I've seen the Kurds using SVDs without scopes during attacks on daesh infested villages, I thought that was fucking nuts. Seems like it was a thing in the Red Army, too.
>>28053203
...and does anyone know a good movie about that war?
I've seen "Platoon x" or whatever it was called, fucking pathetic, unrealistic and shitty movie. But good to learn something about the russian soul, as it won some awards in Russia.
Silencers vs "Totally not a silencer"
Thought: turn a Pistol length AR upper (8.5" or something) into a full length by adding a silencer or a "very peculiar sized flash hider" that just so happens to be the exact diameter and length of a very common flashlight tube.
Firstly: which would be more cost efficient? Silencers sold as silencers are a rich guy toy, and cost upwards of 1k, but would definitely meet or exceed the 16" barrel requirement. But would the flash hider plus whatever legal hoodoo to get the tax stamp cost less?
>>28052955
http://aresarmor.com/store/Item/Muzzle_Ares_Breath
>>28052955
Just contact your state rep and tell him to support the Hearing Act.
Sometimes they are called "solvent traps"
What are some upcoming things you're looking forward to?
I'm really excited to see how the HMG Sturmgewehr turns out next year. Thinking of getting a .300blk one, but having a .223 one would be cool too. And a .50 beowulf if that ever becomes a thing.
Also looking forward to the DesertTech MDR, the 7.62 one will be nice to have.
>>28052900
How far are they going to fuck with the original design to accommodate those calibers?
>>28052900
how do you remove the gaskey on that thing? with the foresight being so close to it?
nice dubs
"not legal" guns thread
>>28052746
>mfw I have a 922r violation and a state law violation (different guns) sitting in my closet
Suck on my chocolate salty balls BATFE.
Frig off ATF
What's "not legal" about that Beretta?
Best of /k/ thread?
Anyone have the full screencap of the original KS-23 circlejerk?
>>28052371
Hory shit
I believe this was a /k/ stunt.
>silver is slightly less dense than lead
>harder than lead but less hard than copper: still accepts rifling.
>not so hard that it is considered "armor piercing" by law
Don't these factors make silver an excellent metal for hunting bullets? It performs similarly to conventional bullets but you're not poisoning your meat with cancer-causing lead which is more likely to fragment and get everywhere.
Prohibitive cost
silver is expensive as fuck, enjoy your 5$+per round
>>28052358
>buy junk silver
>make molds
>cast bullets
>make custom handloads
>shoot deer
How effective would this mag be in a chimp out type shtf scenario?
>>28052256
How much does it hold?
It'd give you +2 dmg and a 3d6 saves
>>28052256
Is it like national holiday in Australia or is school cancelled or something? What's with all the shitposting?
Classmate of mine just got her tribe money and wants to get a real semi-auto rifle. She has had an old 20ga and LCP her dad gave her for home defense, but she says she wants to step up and get something like an AR.
She's pretty average size for a girl, shorter arms and about 5'7", and she wanted something to start with iron sights and hone the fundamentals of riflemanship, so I figured a true blue (sans F/A) XM16A1 build, since the shorter A1 stock would probably fit her length of pull better. What does /k/ think?
Complete parts list from Fulton...
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>>28052084
holy fuck you autist why the fuck would you just use a collapsible stock? you damn well she didnt say a fucking think about honing her skills and iron sights. youre just projecting your /k/ noob may mays onto her
>>28052084
*XM16E1, whoops.
>>28052084
>tribe money
are you native american/5 nations?
My steyr s9a1 won't eject an unfired bullet or car without the mag in and will not chamber a round if I open the slide and drop the round into the chamber.
Why? My glock does all these things. I don't understand.
Different extractor design... Running over a cartridge probably isn't the best for normal spring type extractor... Slide the cartridge up the breech face and under the extractor before releasing the slide.
>>28051895
my steyr does all those things just fine.
>>28051951
>>28051951
Prove it
>>28051940
I don't understand mate
Talk me out of liking dissipators.
>>28051836
dissipators are shit
Has anyone else been kicked out of a range for placing shots too quickly or is this just a British thing?
>britain
>>28051729
also in california
no fucking rapid fire with our 10 round mags
>tfw live in communist Massachusetts
>member at private outdoor range
>if it's legal, it's allowed
>no RO's
>other than the old guys who run Trap Sundays
>mfw going on /k/ and reading range stories
A rather odd result from a wargame I was playing last evening has prompted me to ask:
How long would the Japanese Carrier Akagi have held up to 8 inch guns from a pair of New Orleans class cruisers? What, if anything could it have done to defend itself if it didn't launch planes until it was already under attack?
>>28051719
Of all carriers in ww2 it would probably be one of the better ones off, it was built on an old battlecrusier hull and retained I think 8 7.9in guns in casements.
But the only real chance it would have would be to run away asap, have all its destroyers charge the crusiers and try and get some planes in the air. Without a seriously armoured flight deck, even a single hit could fuck it up
>>28051786
Actually it had all of its antiship armament removed - the biggest guns it carried were 25mm guns.
A more interesting scenario would be seeing Lexington or Saratoga get into a gun battle with a cruiser.
>>28051942
That'd be just as ugly, could be over in the first salvo depending on shot placement
>>28051319
>>28051411
Samefag
Nice thread champ
>>28051662
Thanks
no u
Got a hand guard/ rail with some sharp corners. I don't want to mess up the anodizing too bad, but should I try fine sand paper, Emory cloth, scotch brite? A file?
>>28051649
>being this retarded
anodizing is the surface there is no saving it, youll have to touch it up after wards. a finishing file should be fine
Rail covers, or you'll be fucking up the finish
What do I touch it up with? A sharpie? A crayon? Rust oleum? Mascara?
I guess it doesn't need to be sanded very deeply, just the sharp edges. It's like holding a cheese grater