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Has anyone heard of this store before? I'm working really hard to find a decent pencil barrel, and they're one of the few places that seem to have them?
As many of you know I posted pictures of this bad-boy a while back and I'm curious as I'm retiring this pistol. I'm half tempted to sell it as a package deal with all of the Gunsmith Cats Burst copies I got signed. How much do you think it would be worth?
Anyone know of any comfortable plate carriers to run in? I own curved AR500 plates and I tried a Crye JPC. Since my chest is bigger than my stomach it smashed the plates into my chest and sternum and made running in it hell on earth.
I've been looking at the Beez plate carrier. Looks comfy based how low the shoulder pads attach to the plate pockets. Pic related.
Basically every gun you have is about to be taken from you. A swat team will fucking search every nook and cranny, dig up your back yard just to find any gun you have. BUT there's good news.
The government is allowing every citizen to have 3 guns. These guns can be any gun you want. Illegal or military. They'll renewed if they break but you can never change / trade these guns. What's your 3?
What does /k/ think of the likely future CVW for the Nimitz-class?
-2 VFA squadrons of 12 F-35C Lightning II -1 VMFA squadron of 10 F-35C Lightning II -1 VFA squadron of 10 F/A-18E/F (Advanced) Super Hornet depending on whether the upgrade is ordered -1 VAQ of 5 EA-18G Growlers -1 VAW of 5 E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes -1 HSC/M of 19 SH-60 replacements (combining the roles of the R and S) -1 VRC of 2 C-2A Greyhounds, which will never be retired -1 VA(?) of 6 of the UCLASS winner
>A group of Russian companies united under the Armata project, futuristic platform for Russian tanks and other armored vehicles, has developed a new type of steel that combines the strength of a knife with the flexibility of a nail , according to the manufacturers website Russian arms Novosti VPK . This is possible thanks to the brand new fine grain steel 44S-sv-Sh, developed by specialists Steel Research Institute, part of the industrial engineering group Tráktornye Zavody. Steel was created by Custom Uralvagonzavod, the largest manufacturer of Russian tanks and the main contractor of the Russian Defense Ministry to create the futuristic Armata platform , to be applied to a new range of military equipment. use of this new steel, which appeared in Russia for the first time about 30 years ago, will allow Armata 'lose' several hundred kilos. Though steel hardness 54HRC reach their plastic characteristics are maintained at the level of production of steels with hardness 45-48HRC. In other words, the characteristics of this steel are similar to those of the famous Damascus steel . Precisely this combination reduces the thickness of the shield by 15% (and therefore weight) without 'sacrificing' security features and survival at low temperatures. The first prototypes of tanks Armata will be shown on Day parade Victory in Moscow's Red Square on May 9, 2015.
Backward thinking faggots, why would you call something Damascus steel when Damascus has already fallen? They should've called it something like Dorcestershire armor or Chokham armor.
Also this is the same steel that can't protect 3 persons side by side inna tank when hit from the side. LOL
Bonglanders, Eurofags, and other /k/omrades who have to suffer in lands without fun, what do you do to promote funloving in your societies?
I'm a tour guide for a vacaton company in the Alps. One of my guided walks takes customers by big huts on stilts - these are deer blinds used by hunters. While passing by I talk to them about how widespread shooting is in Austria and Europe in general, including experiences repping in Switzerland where I was sharing train carriages with 50 assault rifles, and yet the violent crime and murder rates in these countries is substantially lower than in the UK. By the time we've turned the corner and I start talking about silage production in grassy meadows I've hopefully put it into their heads that the gun bans threw the baby out with the bathwater.
What else can be done to persuade people to reassess their opinions on guns in societies where they're still taboo?
