/AKM/ - Guns, weapons and the art of war.

>>2561
They all suck.
Better off using compressed air or black powder if you're going with the most basic firearms possible.

>>2561
A Gauss Rifle, you're talking about a Gauss Rifle.

>>2619
a compressed air/propane gas gun might actually work though

you just reinvented the railgun, you fucking genious

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>>2583
And some epoxy to glue the grip to the frame.

>>2583
Rock tumbler would probably be better for polishing. Also maybe it would be better to just start with small ball bearings anyways. What's your reasoning for the Hershey Kiss wrappers?

>>2585
Just to make it more DIY sounding.

u guys can learn a ton about base building meta from the game rust, widegap peaks, roof peaks, inner peaks, optimal turret locations, jump down traps, honeycomb, etc. all this stuff is applicable to real life to

How much would something like this cost to get installed? https://www.atlassurvivalshelters.com/round-culvert/

>>2431
>>2431
"If you have to ask, you can't afford it" -Cynical Bob

Issues with that shelter:
1. You can't move pallets into this shelter. The Proletariat will be in need of logistics. That does not just mean enough for oneself, but enough for allies. It might be handy for these pallets to be underground.
2. Can pallets fit through all doors?

Positives:
1. You already know it. Tested, tried, and true.
2. Smooth brain Excel Munchers such as ourselves can't guarantee the safety of our structures to guests.

>>2399
>Fun sized bunkers made across the entire country by lone individuals of all political parties makes it impossible to decide which one to strike.

Maj i Enver Hoxhës Jeto përgjithmonë!

test

>>2515
seems like the 43 pretty much renders the 26 obsolete tbh.

glock 43

>>2506
P365 you fuckin munchkin
Already optics cut and shoots bullets good

>>2522
American sig can lick my dick and balls.

oh also fondled a G43X at the gun store and not only was it perfect but also they had a model that came with a shield RMSc already installed for a good price.

forgot to mention - it is the 9mm norma range and training in particular

How are these things effective at all if you just place them down on a road? Wouldn't they be very noticeable? If you notice on movies where a car is being chased and they use these to lose the pursuing car, those are very effective because they're deployed rapidly and onto a car that is only slightly behind you and driving fast, they'd have an extremely small window to dodge or even see them being deployed.

Now those are movies ofc but the reasoning behind their effectiveness would still apply irl, however I don't see how placing one on a road and have it wait passively for a car to drive over it would be very efficient.

>>2178
>How are these things effective at all if you just place them down on a road?
they're not, OP wants to larp as le epic gorilla warfighter(flaming in /alt/)

>>2178
For one you could rapidly deploy them, for two it blocks the road.

>>2184
Back to reddit lib faggot.

>>2175
Investigate mortars and roadside IEDs as well as canister shot. Investigate remote firing.
Investigate remote surveillance.
This is the future of guerilla warfare.

This video shows another technique, hammer nails in a hose.
>>2178
Use drones to fly in front of cars and drop them.

>>1684
*laces

boots from a purely aesthetic perspective
i still see them greatly used by military
with terrorists its more 50/50

both? completely dependent on situation, fit and preference.

khadyrov looks like such a retard in that pic lol those boots look like dogshit, he couldn't more obviously be a fat old man trying his best to look like a cool operator.
anyways uh, proper boots (~3lbs) if you're carrying loads of 30lbs or more, light boots(high top hiking shoes) if you're carrying 15-30lbs, trail runners for anything below that. Optionally substitute trail runners for light boots if you're on flat and well-packed terrain. Do not consider not wearing some form of boot if you are carrying a pack of above 15 pounds anywhere with loose rock, you might think you can control it but fatigue is a bitch on fine muscle control and loose small rocks can trick you by looking more stable than they are - you don't want a rolled ankle 10 miles in to anywhere. get a modern boot, should cost you about $130-$150, buy once, cry once, take care of them.

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