Oh goody, boys and girls, look what I've got here. This is an authentic Sig Sauer P228 from West Germany. You're welcome to pull up a seat and take a closer look, neighbor.

NATO forces have tested installing and using a palletized, prefab trench system at Industry Day of the NATO Military Engineering Center of Excellence. ROMOLD Kunstoff Kampfgraben System: https://files.catbox.moe/jix4h3.mp4

This is the Etrich Taube, an observation aircraft which later took on a myriad of roles in the first world war. Despite being used in war, the wing shape was modelled after a dove. Taube also means dove in German.

M16A1 rifles fitted with M203

Being an Artic security guard must be fucking cool.

Arctic Expedition Polar Bear watch.
Could you do it for a season? How about a contract for two?

Any similiar jobs you'd be interested in?

ITT: Cool /k/ related imagery.

Sup /k/

I moved out to bumfuck nowhere Alaska for work and ran into a problem with literally every single AR I brought along with me. Even when I have given them all of the proper cold weather preparation none of them work here. They're not shitbox builds either, these are all factory rifles from reputable companies. This leaves me with a problem in that I need to find a rifle (or at the very least AR configuration) more suited for the cold. What options are there? I want something relatively easy to get, something I can buy on GunBroker or a major retailer and has magazines available to purchase. No meme shit like Valmets. Budget limited to about $3000-$3500. Already got optic, LAM, slings, lights, etc I can take from other guns.

This is a serious question and I need something sooner rather than later since I'm pretty much limited to a handgun if anything happens currently.