/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

>>4500
I always thought flat earth was about certain things being universally accepted as fact but most people being incapable of proving why.

>>8972
<steps to make a low output dirty bomb
A supercritical implosion core setup is going to take more than one uranium sample of anything you can buy on the open market, and higher U-235 content than anything you'd use for radiological RNG. If you harvested a bunch of smoke detectors and managed to powder the Americium and mix it with your explosive you'd do some damage. With just mail-order Uranium the worst you'd do is contaminate a city block or two in a way that could be pressure washed away. An actual nuclear fusion bomb is out of reach of the average individual unless they have unmonitored access to a Zippe centrifuge and all the UO2 and fluorine gas they want.

>>9225
And you don't need a rocket to prove the earth is round. The Ancient Greeks managed it and got the diameter right to within a couple percent.
I assumed (or perhaps hoped) that every word of that post was a joke.

>>4500
Yeah I always thought there was something weird about the space landing stuff. It looked fake from the perspective of being able to see the earth.
>>9225
<With just mail-order Uranium the worst you'd do is contaminate a city block or two in a way that could be pressure washed away
Can you actually make your own bombs? I thought only special people can do that.
<An actual nuclear fusion bomb
I think anon was pointing something out there with brown's gas. Isn't that the fusion of hydrogen and oxygen in an implosion and then explosion? 
<Zippe centrifuge and all the UO2 and fluorine gas they want
The fuck are you going on about. Take your crucibal and spin it?, This isn't rocket science? Those pictures show relatively small amounts of fissle material I think a few coins would be more then enough. If that's even possible it makes you wonder if the ((( jews ))) intend for sandniggers to be able to do that.
>>9229
Yeah I think that anon posted the picture on rayleigh scattering to show the earth is round. Atleast that proves it is round to me. Not sure why you'd need a rocket.

>>9225
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zippe-type_centrifuge
Why is this centrifuge such a big deal? I mean, I doubt you could just 3D print one, but it is literally 1950s technology, so one would think that a small country should be able to make a few in this day and age without anyone noticing. And yet Iran has been centrifuging for decades with all kinds of problems.

>>8704
Accidentally found the source for the audio of that .mp4
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wigZsFypdyI&t=3360
Embarrassed to say but I thought the speaker was a woman

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>Drone footage of an Africa Corps BTR-82A burning terrorist militant pickup trucks in Mali

>>9111
>Sandnigs casually walk away from what I can only assume is autocannon fire.

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WEW

>>6389
I've wanted to play this for nearly twenty years

>>6403
>I think it's the only console that utilized VHS tape.
There was a handful of games, not sure if you'd call them consoles as they were more like specific toys attaching to the TV, there were multiple VHS tapes but it couldn't really support different games. If that makes sense.
I remember Captain Power where you had a spaceship with a pistol grip on the bottom and the TV could shoot back, if your ship gets hits your pilot would eject lol. If your friend had one you could play in "room mode" running around shooting each other's ships. Another one was Video Driver or something similar.

Eagle Dynamigs has gone the Jew Blunder route by announcing an F-35 module based on Jewtube videos and ex-Pilot testimony.
Will they take the DOT&E funnies into account, given that those reports are the closest thing to a non-classified official "reference" of the F-35's capabilities or lack thereof, and will there be ebin leakinges on the forums?
Inb4 the leaks are six trillion times worse than pessimistic normalfag guestimates.
Might as well put in the F-22C from Ace Combat 3 with AI voice commands.

>>7592
>>7592
>and will there be ebin leakinges on the forums?
>Inb4 the leaks are six trillion times worse than pessimistic normalfag guestimates.
God I hope so.
>inb4 it's revealed that the F-35 is just an Ohka in a fancy shell with a billion dollar engine kludged on to it.

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Anyone here tried this bad boy?

>>3972
Oh God I never realized it wobbles so much and that it has such low velocity.

>>3991
It's a simple weapon for peasants and suppression fire...

>>4007
I feel like throwing darts and javelins would be just as effective while being cheaper.

Was wondering if there was any news on this since. Going to appeals. No schedule yet, but not expected till at least September. 
https://archive.ph/wip/IsgJV

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Reminder faggot zogbots fear things like full auto because it's a force multiplier which means "cletus" can take out entire rooms of various home invaders and overwhelms body armor easily while increasing the likelyhood of headshots.

>>3916 (OP) 
I get the feeling that it's meant to be a statement against weaponry but it really just makes weapons look cool. I expect that they'll destroy it after they stop touring it around in order to make a stronger "statement." In reality, it just goes to show that liberals destroy anything of true value.

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>>3916 (OP) 
Finally, I'll be able to attend Me/k/a.

>>3944
>Liberal's will destroy art when they realize the inside joke it's become on 'certain' Internet forums.
It's all so tiresome, I hope your wrong and they remain ignorant or decide to just not care... However we're talking about Canada and Leaf lads ain't allowed to have nice things anymore.

>>3944
How much does it cost?

>>4144
nice clownpi

>>8880
You're a genius! You'd just need to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow every ten thousand miles.  And on Whitsunday during leap year, of course.

>>8873
Well there goes my hopes and dreams of a blimp based retro near future setting.

>>8873
Didn't the USN use unarmored non-rigid airships for anti-sub reconnaissance during WW2?

And yes I know you can't armor airships but the fact of the matter is the USS Akron and Makon were active for more than a year before dying as was the LZ-129 before the Jews did it in.
The scout-carrier airships in my shitpost would have a "realistic" service life of a few weeks to a year and would scout in the same manner as a regular aircraft carrier, that is by employing fixed-wing aircraft.
The ship itself would never dare approach enemy warships/aircraft as it would be a guaranteed fug, their greatest non-meteorological non-flying seaborne threats would in theory be subs with AA guns but good luck to any captain trying to chase or intercept a big hydrogen benis flying at 100+kph that totally won't have ASW ordinance for its aircraft compliment  ready to go in an emergency, nor any strange wired guided flying bombs.

Yes it's retarded in the long term, but how else are you going to scout for enemy forces in the mid-atlantic without putting your actual swimming aircraft carrier(s) at too much risk?
Use Type XIV u-boats to refuel flying boats at sea?
Due to their speed, could such an airships LARP as a "proper" carriers by modulating Radar signal strength to lead hostile task forces on fuel-draining goose chases?

>>8880
>Like treat it like it was a space craft?
But
<alternate late 1940s
Either way an airship is not a spaceship. Ion thrusters have very low impulse (force), not enough to overcome mild wind (let alone a storm or jet stream), plus you need a engine/generator to power it.
It works in space because it's super efficient with fuel and satellites can't refuel because physics, and the "wind" is similarly mild, and solar provides reliable electricity. None of that is true within the atmosphere. except physics
>>8881
>reverse the polarity of the neutron flow
Oh it's this nonsense again. Flux capacitors needed for this would be way too heavy for an airship.

You know what? Put a giant nuclear reactor on the airship, just like aircraft carriers have. Then it can have powerful ion thrusters and enemy will be too afraid to shoot at it. Actually a fusion reactor would make even more sense since the airship will carry metric shittons of hydrogen, some of it can be used for fusion (and the resulting helium byproduct will just make it float even better).

>>8912
>using nuclear fusion to solve the helium shortage
Cool it with the anti-semitic remarks.

>New thread?
>Nope, some fag necrobumped it.

>>3048
>necrobump
Spotted the newfag

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pew pew pew

>>178 (OP) 
How doesn't that kid realize how fucked up he is?

>>3648
What he is lacking makes it impossible for him to comprehend what he is lacking, or even that he is lacking something. He is probably autistic. Many such cases.

>>8710
I didn't notice the "on" and thought you were an englishman taking the piss.

>>8733
>englishman
>getting a carry license
WEW
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That's a good one.

Does anyone here shoot .22 LR in high volume?  I have a .22 pistol that keyholes intermittently but it currently looks like it only does it with Federal "Automatch" bulk pack from Wal-Mart.

My shooting session of a few hours ago, starting with the gun freshly cleaned and well lubed:

250 rounds Federal Automatch, two failures to extract, three duds, at least seven keyholes at ten yards, very dirty, could feel and hear that these were very inconsistent

150 rounds Armscor 36gr high velocity copper plated hollowpoints, no problems, decent groups at ten yards, a bit dirty, orange sparks (I assume burning propellant) visible spraying out of the ejection port a few times

300 rounds CCI "Mini-Mag" 36gr high velocity copper plated hollowpoints, no problems, good groups at ten yards

Leading was not bad.  Almost all the fouling present was propellant residue.  Cleaning the bore was the work of less than five minutes with a boresnake and carburetor cleaner.  It's going to get wet patches with copper solvent put in the bore to stand a bit and I'll then clean it a bit more, but that never results in more than the smallest, barely visible trace of green on dry patches pushed through afterward.

Is anyone else seeing this kind of problem with Automatch?  It seems like the quality has declined badly over the past three years or so.  It used to be decent plinking ammo and a well kept secret for the money.  But the price kept going up and it got dirtier and dirtier, more and mo

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>>8733
OI U GOT A LOICENS FOR THAT BOIKE?

>>8710
Pocket carry is the only good way to conceal and ride a bike, unless you go off-body and carry in a courier bag (which I advise against.) The max size of a "pocket" pistol depends on your pants, but even blue jeans can conceal a Ruger LCP. Cargo pants can get you a Glock 43 / Sig 365 / S&W M&P2.0 or whatever other subcompact you like. Even though I don't bike anymore, I carry an old Sig p938, which is a Colt Mustang clone chambered in 9x19.
As far as state ID rather than DL keeping you from getting an LTC/CHL/CPP/CWL, no, not usually. If the requirements in your state are too difficult for whatever reason, check if your state recognizes any other carry licenses and see if they will issue to nonresidents. Some licenses are as simple to get as an afternoon on Zoom and a background check.

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>>8661
To be fair, this is more of a big pop-up launcher than a cherry picker, so it's not exactly good at peeking over treelines and buildings.

With Ace combat 7 being made into reality over the Ukraine, will the twisted games of the modern age finally be reset?

>>8799
What did he mean by this?

>>8800
Russkies and Hohols now regurlarly employ autonomous A2A interceptor drones that ram anything that doesn't respond to IFF, the latest models of the Lancet recon drone IIRC now have muh AI to detect and evade hostile interceptors and supposedly fully autonomous A2G drones have been deployed to strike mobile Hohol targets behind the front lines with no radio guidance whatsoever.
Airborne drone carriers have also been used, the only thing AC7 didn't predict were fibreoptic drones to get around ECM and anti-fibreoptic interceptors carrying scissors.

On the note of drone countermeasures, has anyone prototyped an anti-drone MANPAD small enough to fit into an underslung grenade launcher?
The missile wouldn't need more than a kilometer of range and the warhead could be tiny as well mounting them on tanks would also be the first step towards Battletech.

>>8799
>will the twisted games of the modern age finally be reset?
Yes! The bad news is it's Ace Combat: Temu Edition.