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Nobody touched their stores during the LA Riots...
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Soldiers pose with Messerschmitt Bf 109E-4 (W.Nr. 5587) ‘Yellow 10′ of 6./JG 51 ‘Molders’, which crash-landed at East Langdon in Kent, 24 August 1940. The pilot, Oberfeldwebel Beeck, was captured unhurt.
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I know this is technically vidya but I also know this a game that is heavily represented on/k/.
What is /k/'s thoughts on Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations? I really want to play it but I am wary of the $80 price tag. My questions are these:
>Does it have a lot of replay value
>Within reason, is it relatively realistic for a "simulator"?
>Will I leave with new knowledge about naval technology, tactics, and capabilities?
What is /k/'s thoughts on Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations? I really want to play it but I am wary of the $80 price tag. My questions are these:
>Does it have a lot of replay value
>Within reason, is it relatively realistic for a "simulator"?
>Will I leave with new knowledge about naval technology, tactics, and capabilities?
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been reading the book 'Free Fall' about a Russian sniper in Chechnya during the second war and he keeps mentioning that the insurgents were using lots of American weapons and supplies. How accurate are these claims? Did the USA really supply Chechen insurgents as a 'fuck you' to Russia even after 9/11?
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Let's go, I'll start
> be me, yesterday
> qt 3.14 new girlfriend drives up to see me
> anon, lets go to the range, teach me to shoot
> I'm in love already
> She's inna Navy, qualifies with a Beretta m9 annually
> She's a decent shot, knows her weapons safety rules forwards and backwards
> I was shooting shit-hot yesterday, looking like a pro
> Notice she is jerking the trigger, give her a few pointers
> She turns around to say something to me, pointing my loaded Sig right at my face from 2 feet away with the safety off and her finger on the trigger
> mfw
I was recording her shooting so I could show her how the front sight jerked down each time she fired because she was anticipating. Got a nice still of her 1/8 of a finger twich away from blowing my head off.
She apologized profusely and after the cold sweat was gone, we had some nervous laughs about it.
> be me, yesterday
> qt 3.14 new girlfriend drives up to see me
> anon, lets go to the range, teach me to shoot
> I'm in love already
> She's inna Navy, qualifies with a Beretta m9 annually
> She's a decent shot, knows her weapons safety rules forwards and backwards
> I was shooting shit-hot yesterday, looking like a pro
> Notice she is jerking the trigger, give her a few pointers
> She turns around to say something to me, pointing my loaded Sig right at my face from 2 feet away with the safety off and her finger on the trigger
> mfw
I was recording her shooting so I could show her how the front sight jerked down each time she fired because she was anticipating. Got a nice still of her 1/8 of a finger twich away from blowing my head off.
She apologized profusely and after the cold sweat was gone, we had some nervous laughs about it.
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Hey guys, looking to convert my old Saiga into an AK103, but don't have the tools nor do I trust myself to do it properly. I started looking online for smiths that would convert it and found one in TX called Denton Tactical. Their TAT is very good and prices aren't bad either. I can't find any reviews of them or anything online though, so I was wondering if anyone has experience with them and can give some advice. Thanks.
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Well that's about it /k/ I need a firearm.
I'm surrounded by sketchy types and I no longer feel safe in my apartment.
I have $1300 coming to me in a tax refund in the next few weeks and can afford a cheap pistol. I've fired my dad's .22 pistol before, but it is a very small model and not comfortable.
Can I expect to get a reasonably sound firearm for around $600? Something with stopping power that I can aim at a leg to incapacitate?
I'm surrounded by sketchy types and I no longer feel safe in my apartment.
I have $1300 coming to me in a tax refund in the next few weeks and can afford a cheap pistol. I've fired my dad's .22 pistol before, but it is a very small model and not comfortable.
Can I expect to get a reasonably sound firearm for around $600? Something with stopping power that I can aim at a leg to incapacitate?
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Soon.
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Everyone knows that...
>VP9
>best striker fired 9mm
>P30(L)
>best DA/SA 9mm
But, which one is the BEST 9mm handgun, in general? My vote still goes for the VP9, better more consistent trigger. Better trigger than even the P30 LEM which has by far the best hammer trigger in a 9mm pistol.
>VP9
>best striker fired 9mm
>P30(L)
>best DA/SA 9mm
But, which one is the BEST 9mm handgun, in general? My vote still goes for the VP9, better more consistent trigger. Better trigger than even the P30 LEM which has by far the best hammer trigger in a 9mm pistol.
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I MAY HAVE FUCKED UP ROYALLY
I'M SO SORRY
I'M SO SORRY
