/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

>>5918
>it's all my favorite boogiemen at play
Israel and the US literally bombed Syria some days ago, this will be my final reply to you

>>5917
Yeah but these cities are viable resources. What does prevent the rebels from conscripting every adult male in Aleppo at gunpoint?
Also do note that rebels are perfectly positioned to allow Izrael to buttfuck SAA at a moments notice. 
Rebels really should not have access to so much shit, I think this might be the same as start of russo-ukrainian war, overblown push with nothing to support it.

>>5922
You can't prove they're leading the project, which you claimed first.
When your shithole is so bad that the government survives off drug profits while sending many of their citizens off their borders, many locals are dying to destroy that government. Don't blame foreigners when your locals want to dethrone an incompetent leader, especially one that has been ruling for decades. You deserve this, you snowniggers pawn.

>>5924
Yeah no it's a western project.

>>5915
Supposedly the Roach and Mossad showered them in Drones and Ukrainian instructors while Putlermonke dindu nuthin, kinda like what happened with Armenia.
>>5924
Unlike HTS, Syria at least has a government.
>locals
>"locals"
Ah, a fellow advocate for diversity.

>>5904
Yes but he was asking about incapacitation or
>eliminating an immediate threat
If your shots only guarantee a bleed-out in 5 minutes that doesn't do you any good if your attacker has stabbed you 20 times by then.

Whether a person would volunteer to be dead in 5 minutes is irrelevant.

>>5905
unless you're shooting at a boar or some coked up giga nigga or someone with combat experience who already got shot before the average person is likely to instantly go into shock after the first shot, any subsequent one is added bonus, and with .22 you're basically shooting a toy gun with no recoil and can pepper away

>>5907
Maybe, but I feel like being a criminal self-selects away from "average person".

>>5908
can't say, never met any, but I'd wager most are skinny weekend thugs, granted I wouldn't bet my own life on it

>>5907

I did mention FIBS was a possibility, but it's not what you want to bank on when the other guy is trying to pull your guts out with a knife. Strictly speaking it's a better bet than trying to defend yourself barehanded, but a .380 or .38 gives you an actual chance of disabling an attacker rather than just hoping he freaks out the moment you pull and/or fire a gun. And unless you need to hide a mini-revolver in your shoe to get past a metal detector wand, you can stick a Ruger LCP or something in your pocket instead.

>>5872
More people than just Bluesky users dislike Zion Don.

>>5879
Trumps public election lies are hardly more significant than those of his predecesors, him being the repbulican obama is a fitting comparision imo.
Yes hid promise all that and even had the audacity to outright admit he just said it to gain votes.

Hardly out of the ordinary compared to other politicians in that regard, im suprised nobody mentioned the 100s of still untried people rotting in prison for jan 6th, even tho the obvious lies went under the radar as expected, im somewhat disapointed, but not suprised at the almost vax worshipping level of zeal the tard-right put forth for their saviour despite many of the people still imprisioned illegaly, yet nobody bats an eye.

Also even if trump and musk were not a setup to begin with, they would still have a whole country atleast full of zelous morons who are ready to die for the lies their masters told them.

In the end, what was the point of using these t-55s?

>all these lust for gooks
You snowniggers are truly Mongoloid in flesh and soul.

>>5881
What do you think did most of the destruction in these photos? Artillery or bombs from jets?

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Britain will grow larger.

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Chinks built some sort of a small aircraft carrier-like thing with no military markings. Some say it's a drone carrier, others think it's a training carrier, and some even speculate that it might be a genuine civilian vessel for non-military happenings where a helicopter carrier can be useful.

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>>5773
Could it be the Chinese are preparing for an utopian Communist Jetsons future with cruise ship aircar carriers to reduce mainland parking lot congestion?

>>5775
That would definitely give them an excuse to print a whole lot of money and waste it on useless projects. And then they could use those ships if there is any trouble with a certain island off the coast.

>>5773
What if it is a "generic", universal vessal? Just slap whatever is needed on top of the deck. Need an oiler? slap in a few oil cisterns. Carrier? sure. Needs to bombard Yemeni coast? put on a few SPGs. Transport troops? it can do that too probably.

I guess instead of the kikes trying to kill all muslims, they instead finance muslims to kill all muslims.

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Freedom fighters politing A-10s to fight tyranny.
Or so they say.

>>5843
There goes the americans looking for butt sex. Always with the butt sex. Land of the free home of the ass rape.

>>5620
A few days old if I remember correctly.

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>>5385
Song pl0x.

>>1204
No wonder why they come up with some wacky shit like Chainsaw Man when you look at the fourth picture and remember this was very real and super serious and autistically honorable to wear.

General observation: most of these helmets could not allow their wearers through doors or corridors.

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>>5017
>most of these helmets could not allow their wearers through doors or corridors.
That's not really much of an issue given that a) these were helmets for elite samurai and b) how Japanese war was practiced. Additionally Nip castles were pretty minimalist anyway so there would be less clutter than you would expect. The internal doors and walls were largely paper too.

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>>5666
Ah yes the Japanese warrior monk. In Nioh 2 you briefly have one of these guys as an ally, only in this case he's wearing armor made of blue and white porcelain under his robes. Spoiler it's not actually armor, it's his body. He's a pot shard youkai called a Seto Taisho.

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>>5666
>>5673
Also there was one in Sekiro as well.

>>5632
>Just dump it to the bottom of the sea
...which would still require a door?

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>>5633
Who said I was only talking about the core?

>>5634
Go back to r*ddit. It's called scuttling a ship.

>>5631
>a series of doors
Well you have to have access but do you have to have direct linear access? Can't you protect it geometrically or require a partial disassembly of the vessel to remove the core?

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Is there a name for this type of swords? DFO does call them "core blades". They look pretty cool.