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Dear milfags,
What the hell do you stuff into those big ass backpacks?
Sincerely,
OP
Armyfag in the British Army, I've had to carry more rocks in my burgen then I have any sort of supplies, equipment or gear.
>>30456632
ur mom lol
Link, spare rockets, claymores, more link, tools, batteries, claymores, rations, anything else you don't need immediately but might later.
Post dank WW2 shit
>>30456521
i love that france is a chicken
A different analogy would be
Soviets: Zerg
Nazis: Protoss
U.S./U.K.: Terran
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adXPdn3c2BI
girl with grey shirt - Japan
girls with black shirts - Germany and Italy (in Africa)
girl on the ground - Europe and USSR
Ffucking Juggernaut - America
What can be done to defeat islamic terrorism?
>>30452385
Let them get win then start up another terrorist group so they are the ones that have to figure out how to heart the terrorists
>>30452385
Genetically-engineered airborne viruses that cause sterility or increase the ratio of female-to-male births.
How you holding up /k/?
Better than Rhodesia.
>>30448313
Awful just awful yesterday was my last day working at a temp agency and now I'm basically jobless m80
>>30448313
Well, I haven't shot myself over the past 3 weeks that have been the worst of my life.
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Living in Japan and looked into purchasing a gun. I thought /k/ might be interested in seeing how restrictive it is compared to the USA.
First, you basically can't own a handgun. I think there are under 50 handgun owners in the country, all of which are competition shooters who can only use it for that purpose.
You're allowed to buy a shotgun for hunting, and after 10 years of shotgun ownership, you can apply for a rifle.
In order to get a gun you have to take a $70 test on basics and ownership, $100 shooting test application fee, pay for a medical exam from a psychiatrist, then pay around $300 for the actual shooting test (yes, you have to pay to apply for the test and then pay to take the test)
Assuming you pass all of that (the actual shooting test isn't hard, at least) you have to go to a gun shop, show them all the paperwork, pick a gun you want, they will fill in a form about that gun. You then have to go buy gun lockers, install them in your house outside of plain view, have them bolted to the floor and the wall, then go to a police station and let them inspect the actual lockers inside your house to make sure they are installed properly. Then you show them the paperwork from the gun shop, THEN you can buy your gun. That is, after the police interview your neighbours, landlords, employers, etc.
Another restriction is you can only have one type of gun for each purpose. So you can have a bird hunting shotgu and a larger game hunting shotgun, but not more than one of each.
That's it! If you do end up getting a license to hunt though, you can actually hunt quite a lot. The amount of hunters, because of aging population, has gone down a lot, so particularly up north there are way too many wild animals. I think at the moment for deer or boar you're allowed one animal per sex per day or something.
>>30446458
>pay for a medical exam
On the bright side, that part's probably free.
What about a crossbow? You can hunt with those and defend yourself from vampires too.
>>30446458
In context of being Japan where lots of things can be very bureaucratic, I'm surprised it seems like mostly formalities. There's not a strong demand for gun ownership in Japan and it seems like those who want them for hunting or target practice will have no trouble meeting the requirements.
POST YOUR тaнкfu
Thats not the Maus.
Maus is my tankfu
/k/ I had one of the worst things happen to me last month.
I carry a Glock 26 for CC, why not a 19? Because I live in Commiefornia Bakersfield shithole and people still freak out about guns if you happen to print and they know you're carrying.
That...and I'm forced to carry 10 rounds in the mag so the 26 maximizes it's capabilities. But I digress.
Late at night in a supermarket while going back to my car. A black gentleman 6'2 bearded youth scholar approached me with a knife and demanded my wallet. Being the racist I am, I defended myself and pulled out my glock.
He didnt back down and stepped towards me to my surprise. I pulled the trigger and I heard a click...
Luckily he must of thought I cocked it or God knows what but when that happened he ran away.
I do all these things.
>clean my glock monthly so no lint build up
>switch my high quality ammo every month and shoot the old one off
>clean the magazine's and test them accordingly
After that experience, adrenaline flowing and everything, had he rushed me, it would have been my ass bleeding to death in a parking lot while I fumbled to tap, rack, bang. It was faulty ammo.
So I bought this exact revolver. Getting it in 10 days. How badly did I do /k/? I figure with this if the first one doesn't go bang, the second one will.
What ammo were you using?
What ammo brand
Literally shot over 10k rounds between six glocks, one being a 26, and only the 42 has malfunctioned.
>>30439330
>>30439334
This.
Was it just one bullet, did you test your gun later to see if you could repeat the issue again, are you sure it was the gun and not bad ammo? Give us some more details OP.
>Women are now allowed in combat.
>pic related is your battle buddy
>"Come on, anon. Let's go kill some Nazis together."
Why are you against this?
Killing nazis is wrong you dumb nigger
>>30437810
because you are already alluding to (shes so cute so why not have her in your squad and maybe git sum fucc)
a big problem with women in combat is that they're a destraction to men, if there was a girl who wasnt a sloot and men who could behave themselves and treat her like any other squad member there wouldnt be an issue.
Because the Germans should've won that war. The slavs are fucking subhuman filth
> Guns are used to kill
>>30436728
Anything that comes out of their mouths.
>>30436728
They are used to kill tho.
It would be retarded to say the only purpose for guns is killing. Even if that was true, so what?
>>30436760
It's used to fire a projectile in a linear vector. That's literally it's purpose
http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/why-the-us-navy-should-fear-chinas-new-093b-nuclear-attack-16741
>Is China’s new Type 093B nuclear-powered attack submarine on par with the U.S. Navy’s Improved Los Angeles-class boats?
>At least some U.S. naval analysts believe so and contend that the introduction of the new People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) submarines is an indication of just how quickly Beijing is catching up to the West.
>“The 93B is not to be confused with the 93. It is a transition platform between the 93 and the forthcoming 95,” said Jerry Hendrix, director of the Defense Strategies and Assessments Program at the Center for a New American Security—who is also a former U.S. Navy Captain. “It is quieter and it has a new assortment of weapons to include cruise missiles and a vertical launch capability. The 93B is analogous to our LA improved in quietness and their appearance demonstrates that China is learning quickly about how to build a modern fast attack boat.”
>>30434498
OH MY GOD The Chink navy caught up with a class of boat designed in 1971. Fall of the West imminent.
Haha got you now white piggu.
>itsfuckingnothing.jpeg
>>30434560
688i are mid 80s, though.
i only fear chinese-built stuff if i have to use it.
if this is the same china that cant move a fucking division without 80% of the mechanized breaking down...
What's the most expensive gun you own?
>Pic unrelated.
I don't like spending a lot of money on guns.
The most expensive one I have is probably my CZ SP01 Shadow. In paid 1200 for it when it first came out.
4500 for the gun, another 930 for the glass.
Homemade weapons thread guys
>Remember, instructing someone on how to make a weapon might be illegal where you live, so instead, tell how "not" to make it
>>30431116
Can a pen gun be suppressed?
Whenever I see some faggot talk about a pengun being supressed, I think about it. the boolit tumbles out, how can you supress that? Wouldn't it rip the can apart?
>>30431144
you could use a rifled barrel on the pen gun, or a large enough caliber can that it wouldn't care if the bullets tumbled out
>>30431144
Dafuq is a pen gun
What are some "common sense gun reforms" you could live with?
I could live with a 10 round magazine restriction on rifles and pistols because then we'd live in a glorious utopia where we'd all have M1s and 1911s
Nah but in reality I could live with a 10 round mag cap because we'd still have the guns.
Also since we can't talk about the phrase that rhymes with fun patrol we can talk about "common sense gun reform"
>>30430319
I want one hundred round magazines and full auto rifles with 40mm grenade launchers. That's my common sense gun reform.
>>30430319
shut the fuck up with that 10 round shit. 30 rounds is standard capacity
I don't mind showing my carry license or going to a gun store to do an ffl transfer on private sales. Still think you should be able to give guns as gifts.
get any nfa item and open the machine gun registry, but you have to have a ccl.
http://www.popsci.com/ai-pilot-beats-air-combat-expert-in-dogfight
>A pilot A.I. developed by a doctoral graduate from the University of Cincinnati has shown that it can not only beat other A.I.s, but also a professional fighter pilot with decades of experience. In a series of flight combat simulations, the A.I. successfully evaded retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Gene "Geno" Lee, and shot him down every time. Lee called it "the most aggressive, responsive, dynamic and credible A.I. I've seen to date."
>And "Geno" is no slouch. He's a former Air Force Battle Manager and adversary tactics instructor. He's controlled or flown in thousands of air-to-air intercepts as mission commander or pilot. In short, the guy knows what he's doing. Plus he's been fighting A.I. opponents in flight simulators for decades.
>The A.I., dubbed ALPHA, was developed by Psibernetix, a company founded by University of Cincinnati doctoral graduate Nick Ernest, in collaboration with the Air Force Research Laboratory. According to the developers, ALPHA was specifically designed for research purposes in simulated air-combat missions.
>The secret to ALPHA's superhuman flying skills is a decision-making system called a genetic fuzzy tree, a subtype of fuzzy logic algorithms. The system approaches complex problems much like a human would, says Ernest, breaking the larger task into smaller subtasks, which include high-level tactics, firing, evasion, and defensiveness. By considering only the most relevant variables, it can make complex decisions with extreme speed. As a result, the A.I. can calculate the best maneuvers in a complex, dynamic environment, over 250 times faster than its human opponent can blink.
When did you realize that Russians in the air will become obsolete by 2050? Future airspace will be dominated by AI making millions of decisions per seconds that no human fighter can withstand.
>AI Controlled anti-air missiles
>>30429708
No escape
Why do women never commit mass shootings?
>>30429112
San Bernardino Wife, now get out
>>30429112
cos they can get dick ez pz
most school shooters do it because they cant get any pussy
because they're too incapable
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