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Happy Zombie Jesus Day. What's /k/ think of this piece?
My bad, forgot link.
http://idealconceal.com/
I think you'd be better off with a Taurus Curve, or better yet a Glock 43, but can understand the appeal of this. It'd also be better if it was chambered in .357 magnum instead of .38spc.
Some women want to conceal carry without actually having a gun. This is perfect for that. I have to question how quickly it can go from being folded up to having the handle down and ready to fire.
I enjoy all the butthurt the concept is causing, but in reality you'd be better off with a regular 380 derringer.
I've become addicted to ArmsList, /k/.
I recently learned about it on here (never dealt much with private sales/used guns, always bought new or at gun shows) and I've bought/traded four firearms in the last two weeks. I check this shit constantly now; I'm going to need to reevaluate my budget with all these good deals.
To have a point of this thread, post interesting private sale stories.
>>29400891
>Buddy sees ad for "Enfield hunting rifle" that's $150
>Pics say it's a No. 1 Mk. III (turned out to be Australian?), doesn't look to be sporterized
>He's big into milsurp, so he goes for it
>Guy gets him right back, says he'd really like to meet tonight
>I ride along for safety and/or I was the only one in the house with a CCW at the time
>We drive approx. 1hr (rural area where I went to college) at like 10pm out to fuckneckville
>Pull up into an empty parking lot in fuckneckville
>Their car, a mid-90s Mustang with shit falling off of it, pulls up
>Two very tweaker looking gentlemen get out, one of whom is shirtless
>They pop the trunk. The rifle's in there, as is what appears to be the entire contents of somebody's tool box dumped inside. And also a few of those crack/meth pipes they sell at truck stops, the things that single roses come in.
>Hand over the cash.
>Drive off with the rifle.
>The end.
/armslist
>>29400950
I've noticed this too. Dealt with a lot of people who look like they're trash or they'll shiv you on sight, but haven't had a single one try anything. Maybe they don't fuck with gun trades because they assume the other people has a gun as well.
>>29400950
>considering selling off a couple of rifles to make room in the safe, and the budget for a mini-14
>read this
>reconsidering listing the rifles.
What do you guys think? Is it any good? I would love to buy one, since poland is my favourite european country. But i won't buy trash either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfBHQnRkrIE
>>29400515
I get what the conmercial tries to be but it's just horrible and confusing.
Also
>Giuseppe De Luca-Swagger
I myself am a big fan of the MSBS, I think that the modularity of the parts are pretty great, and it's nice to see Poland and it's classic sharp angled futuristic concept weapons, like this tank
>>29400515
Who is this commercial even for? Can civilian Poles buy these?
In memory of the 1916 Easter Rising
Potato and Guinness.
>tfw you're depressed and the only things you truly enjoy are firearms and militaria
>tfw european so can't even own most firearms without jumping through hoops
>tfw everyone you know thinks you're weird for it and you can't ever tell anyone about your hobbies
Hold me, friends ;_:
I can't be honest about my interests to anyone, I couldn't even if I was a legal firearms owner/hunter. All I want is to collect comfy antiques and milsurp without feeling like an outcast
General /k/ feels and humor to not depress ourselves too bad thread
>>29399941
What country are you from friendo?
Its time to come to the land of the free and leave your home of once brave.
>>29399986
the Netherlands, and of course I'm coming to the land of the free as soon as I can :^)
in the meantime I just have to cope, and I'm not getting a fucking gun permit here because fuck being ass fucked by the police to exercise a basic human right
>>29399941
So sorry bro. Visit the states sometimes, experience freedom. We welcome you with open arms. Just not NY/CA-- anti-freedom tourist traps.
Does /k/ approve of my paintjob? Or do i start over?
>>29399688
It looks like the whole thing is made of wood except for the bolt and buttpad.
>>29399698
Meh, not bad in my opinion.
How close does an Abraham have to be to another Abraham to penetrate its front armour and destroy it.
For the purposes of evaluation assume that both tanks are identical M1A2SEP
At what range does the M829A4 round fail to penetrate its target ?
At what range does the armour of the Abraham the fail to protect its crew?
This is a serious thread.
>>29399537
ITT ISIS thinks they captured a non monkey model Abrams and is shitting themselves
>Abraham
>Abraham
>Abraham
>This is a serious thread.
okay
While the SAA with Russian support achieved a great victory in Palmyra, American trained Iraqi forces have been French'ed by a handful of ISIS fighters once again. And an US Marine had to pay the price for it.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/03/26/iraqi-soldiers-flee-again-in-iraq-army-s-first-mosul-operation.html
>After a U.S. Marine was killed defending a position abandoned by Iraqi troops, they were supposed to have toughened up. … Nope.
>TEL REEM, Iraq – At first, Iraqi soldiers involved in an operation to capture villages close to Mosul on Friday were in good spirits. “Allah Akbar,” Arabic for “God is Great,” they shouted after they hit an alleged Islamic State (ISIS) suicide bomber with US-provided mortars. But just one hour later many of them fled, fearing ISIS would strike back.
Why are American trained dogs so bad?
>Worthless NCOs
>Worthless officers with no real power
>Poorly trained soldiers
>No morale or interest in actually fighting
SAA grunts aren't exactly exceptional either, but atleast they have a functional officer core and certain "special force" groups that are actually combat effective, like the Tigers or Cheetahs and whatnot.
Fuck it. Why are we even bombing outside of Kurdish areas? These Arab shitskins clearly don't want their country back. Just support an independent Kurdistan.
>>29399522
aren't there confirmed russian deaths? isn't the fact that Russia had to hold the SAA's hand to take a tiny city in the middle of nowhere the problem? isn't the problem that the SAA lost 80% of the country and so 10s of thousands of iranian, lebanese and iraqi militias had to come in to help?
Heck, who lost palmyra in a few days? who lost idlib? morek? raqqa? etc...........
the fact the SAA had to get a huge ceasefire and move thousands of men from many fronts to take palmyra na then still necessitating russian support while having total air superiority highlights the fact that russia has a done a shit job in syria too.
how does the AK12 compare to other AK's as a canadafag i cant own any ak variants
Its just an AK74m with rails, a bolt hold open and a Galil-style selector. Mechanically, its about the same gun.
>>29399399
So it's a Galil.
>>29399399
don't listen to this guy
the fire selector is more Tantal than Galil
and the gun is not a AK-74M with rail either
the bolt and bolt carrier are modified and ect
What's the best way to make a revolver or a pistol untraceable?
Can the gun still be traced even if I file all of the serial numbers on the exterior?
Nice try ATF
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-hacked-f22-f35-jet-secrets/
>An NSA document states that China obtained more than 50 terabytes—a huge amount of data—from U.S. defense and government networks, including the F-35 radar and engine secrets. The data included numbers and types of F-35 radar modules, and detailed engine schematics for the Lockheed Martin aircraft.
>Chinese cyber spies also obtained export-restricted data through defense industrial espionage on the B-2 bomber, F-22, F-35, Space-based Laser, and other weapons.
>The operation first gained access to some 630,000 Boeing computer files on the C-17 military transport aircraft technology in early 2009. The C-17 is the U.S. military’s main cargo aircraft. The data included details on the aircraft’s onboard computer.
>Other stolen files included data on the F-22 and F-35 aircraft, the military’s most advanced radar-evading stealth fighter jets.
>The F-22 data included details of an unspecified “training component” on the stealth jet used to launch missiles.
>Other stolen data stolen by the Chinese spies included an unspecified “advanced United States military project” that the three men were attempting to steal blueprints and testing data.
According to an FBI agent writing in the criminal complaint, Noel A. Freeman, a report by the spies stated that the stolen data would “allow us to rapidly catch up with U.S. levels” and will allow China to “stand easily on the giant’s shoulders.”
>Chinese copying again
Pottery
>>29399063
>reprogram weapons so they don't match anything in the stolen data
>problem solved.
Steps to keep classified material safe:
1. Don't hire foreign nationals
2. Fire employees that marry foreign nationals
3. Don't have shit IT
Is there a better gun channel than forgotten weapons?
>>29398808
Pretty much any gun channel unfortunately.
I really wanted to like forgotten weapons, and I did for a while.
Then I eventually realized that he doesn't know what he's talking about half the time, and presents his mistaken opinions as facts.
>>29398826
> 0% evidence to this claim
>>29398826
>Then I eventually realized that he doesn't know what he's talking about half the time, and presents his mistaken opinions as facts.
But no seriously, examples?
I'm Scandinavian, and for obvious reasons I want a home defense weapon. Now, sadly I only have a license for bladed weapons. I'm looking for a weapon that is intimidating, the kind that would deter any intruders who are only armed with knives or sun themselves, since I don't want to kill anyone. What would look best in the hands of any big, burly Scandinavian? A sword? Axe? Ideas, please.
>>29398757
Knives or such*
>>29398757
Are you a big guy?
>>29398769
For you
Polish /k/ommandos, why is your government not funding this? Why are we not seeing a hundred Polish tanks charging at the enemies?
Also general Polish weapons thread where we try work out why the Poles are so obsessed with futuristic weapons.
>>29398483
is that Radom factory still "coming soon" to Texas or is that finally dead?
>>29398500
So far they're bussy making MSBS for Polish army, they recently singed a deal to produce ceremonial version of the MSBS for the representive guard.
>>29398483
Does that design have a point or is it just trying to look futuristic for the sake of it?
Why french want to replace their kick ass Famas with that aweful aussie bullpup f90 rifle?
What, exactly, is the problem with the f90?
>>29398137
Have you ever been in the same room as a FAMAS?
>>29398146
It's not french rifle also it seems to be not a big upgrate
