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

"War can only be abolished through war, and in order to get rid of the gun it is necessary to take up the gun." - Chairman Mao
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Post your fave gun of the week here

starting with my week favorite's:

>Jezail Musket AKA Tortobak

>CETME Ameli
>SHMT-1 Vietnam's Galil ACE clone in 5,56

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pretty fond of the yugo m56



 

I am planning on getting a pistol I can hopefully concealed carry when get a permit for that. Currently, I’m considering the H&K VP9SK because I’m an H&K shill, but I am open to suggestions.
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>>5659
I've never fired anything less ergonomic than those boxy pig pistols. Literally anything but a block that isn't gonna blow upnin your hand. I despise those shitty little shit guns, no safety, throwin hot brass in my face, god damn.

hellcat

i carry an echelon 4.0c and it's pretty nice

Depends on what I'm wearing.

Generally if I'm just around the house or running to town quickly, I carry a Smith and Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 in my pocket.

If I'm in winter clothes, usually it's a Ruger RXM with the full size frame.

Summer carry (I usually wear Hawaiian shirts and shorts) I carry my SA-35 or M9 Centurion in an owb concealment holster.

You really just need to get out, go to a range that has rentals and shoot some. See what you like and purchase from there.

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A big fucking revolver loaded with +P ammo and a bunch of loose rounds in every single pocket you have



 

excavating tunnels, trenches, ditches, ramparts, moats, holes, any kind of defensive earthwork where industrial machinery isn't viable

you can get most stuff off of amazon or any hardware or milsurp store
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>>5470
>infantry using self made fortifaction will die (even though those manholes were invented to succesfully defend against artillery) so let me pull up things that are completely useless when it comes to surviving artillery

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You need a shovels, big and small for dirt and sand, a pickaxe to remove the bigger rocks in the dirt which stop you from shoveling, axe or a separate very sharp shovel for cutting roots in the way but ideally you wouldnt dig near obvious giant tree roots, buckets and ropes and ladders and hardhats and pulleys for removing all the rocks and dirt, if youre throwing rocks out of the hole, call out first, If youre lifting rocks out of the hole with a pully get out of the hole first. Reinforce the walls and roof of the tunnels with something, make the tunnels a oval or circle shape to help it not cave in. Its going to get really cold down there so get some wooden or plastic chairs / beds that are up off the ground or it will suck the heat out of your body and kill you, rain flooding and drainage and pests are other considerations to think about, tape up your boots around your ankles or youll get sand in them all day. I had a ton of fun digging a 5 foot wide 15 foot hole deep in my buddies backyard in south California summer time and I swear to god I got so cold down there. They say its a constant 54 degrees F I think? Men love digging for some reason I'd totally do it all over again just for fun.

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Risk: Flood the tunnel
Countermeasure: Insert floor gaps for water to exit. Don't make it water tight.

Risk: Ground Penetrators.
Countermeasure: Windy tunnels, blast doors. Valves.

Risk: Concrete that is harder than ground but softer than concrete.
Countermeasure: Just keep digging.

Risk: Synthetic Aperture Radar and Wide Area Motion Imagery notice your release of mined material.
Countermeasure: Do it in bad weather in deniable ways. Grind everything up first.

Risk: Soil Testing validates that mined material has been released here.
Countermeasure: Mix it up. Scatter lightly?

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>>6102
Clarification: I posted an OSM Image at random. The goal is to say, you won't be digging in rural nowhereville. You will be digging in big city where 80% of the surface is building or road.

>>6102
Is there any way we could use GPR to our advantage? Tunnels already exist under cities, from sewers to weirder stuff. We need to either avoid them or use them as existing infrastructure to expand on. Also there's really no way to defeat GPR, it can now penetrate up to 100ft, which is first of all way too deep (every entrance from a building would require an elevator or very long sloped descent), and they would be able to see the entrance points anyways, just not a whole map of the tunnel system.

Also how would we get rid of mined material? The best civilian vehicle for the job is a pickup but they don't hold very much, progress would be super slow that way. Anything larger, or constant revolving pickups, would draw attention.

I think the only answer to all of these is that tunnels are only viable in communities that can resist surveillance, or which are already functionally independent, making surveillance useless in the short term. Even if they can map the tunnels, tunnels help mask movement, hide from bombs, and could house facilities for weapons production



 

For those who aren't lawyers, injury is generally illegal. Because of this, obstruction or neutralization of class enemies and class traitors is often restricted to adventurism or fantasy, maybe even intimidation if you and others are organized well enough (congratulations!)

Let us explore a potent but seemingly unexplored (or at least underground) counter-strategy. A safe, simple, long-term strategy of stochastic opportunistic biowarfare.
This is not biowarfare in the conventional sense of directly poisoning enemies, so if you want to culture your own mold and plant it in a chud's HVAC then this isn't for you.
Instead, we intent so seize an opportunity to accelerate the self-poisoning of (overwhelmingly) reactionaries. I want you to envision a land of raw meat and dairy, tallow and ghee, supplement cocktails and Ivermectin doping. Oh, that's the world the reactionary grifters are already implementing… if these obviously dangerous diets and medication are so normal among the anti-communists, perhaps we can kick this up a notch. It's easy to poison someone with seemingly-innocuous things: beef liver, brazil nuts, water intoxication. It's very easy to demonize treatments like vaccines and healthier alternatives to traditional habits. It's simple to trick reactionaries into rejecting things seen as progressive, like soy, veganism and seed oils, and jumping up to mirror it with ridiculous excessive meat over-consumption. Simply tell them that warnings and regulations are liberal disinformation and a significant amount of these idiots will want to believe it.

The best part is, you can make money from slowly poisoning reactionaries. Millions of well-funded capitalists are investing millions and billions into selling unhealthy products, they want as many sold as possible. Look at how the dairy industry in the USA has managed to normalize cow's milk as an essential nutritional component. Look at how propagandist streamers and podcasters are throwing supplement pill ads at their audience. These capitalist companies don't care about long-term effects, they're fatally bound to the short-term lines and how far they go up. And for those in the USA, bourgeois deregulation will make more and more of these tactics completely legal.
We can help dismantle the right and make them pay for it. What's not to love?
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You could also just poison them. Nicotine is easy to extract and can be smeared on say door handles

>>5957
Direct poisoning is missing the point.
SOB doesn't require that we know who our targets are or where they live, they self-select. This is suitable for systemically attacking an entire class rather than immediately attacking important individuals.

I thought this thread was going to be about doing some Spider Jerusalem shit like infecting yourself with ebola and shaking your shit smeared hands with politicians.

>>5960
type shit I would do If I wanted to kms

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You can literally poison these fuckers with the All Meat Diet and bad advice, and they'll blame da devil.



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Hello, I am mister CIA Glowmongerer, how traceable (easy to find) are drone kaboom attacks? Are they 100% anonymous kabooms if you handle the drone with gloves to not leave fingerprints? If you buy a generic drone w camera remote antenna thing and somehow manage to put kabooms with remote trigger on it, how could they possible figure out it was you if you're not in America and CIA aren't satellite tracking your microwave brainwaves?
Like if you live in turd world shithole where police are not CIA level skillz and get drone and kabooms from flea market?

The government can track the signals of an antenna drone. If you were to do this in your minecraft server you'd want a fiber optic drone like seen in Ukraine. Though if they find the drone itself they can track the manufacturer and buyer. Your absolute best bet is 3d printing as many components as possible and buying the wiring and hardware with cash.

Forensics:
The Camera is a HD 720P Bob Bill Copywrited 2023.
The frame is made of this type of composite.
The filament is eSun PLA+ Grey 2.
Of the town of 100K, who bought that type of camera and that type of Filament? Only 2 people. Bring both in and wait until 1 confesses.

Considerations:
The future is urban. Drones require on board intelligence to do well in urban indoor spaces. Anyone you are targeting will run indoors and underground.

Onboard compute requires very unique chips and knowledge. Vibe coding this system won't be possible without uncensored 250B Q8 models that require thousands of dollars of NPU/GPU systems.

Governments have radio sensor arrays that detect signals across the RF band. They can observe stuff.

Airport Radars can see drones. The airport radar that sees a Cesna at cruising altitude at the horizon can see your 1M VTOL Drone at 5 to 10 KM.

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Getting away with it. In this thread. We discuss important details about egressing from a hypothetical scene of a crime without being detected.

Secret Aerial Surveillance Program Watched Over Baltimore for Months
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Mangione showed his face.
Robinson was ratted out by his father.
Its very simple if you don't want to be caught.

Depends on the crime. Never show your face, leave your phone at home, wear unassuming clothing (blue jeans, dark shirt. All black is suspicious. Clothing can be used to hide your build if you're particularly identifiable. Just don't wear what you normally would.), leave no trace, don't tell a soul (that includes people on anonymous message boards.)

If you're so inclined, 3d print a gun. Upper kits (slide, barrel, everything except the receiver) for some glocks can be bought for ~400 USD. They're reliable enough to shoot a magazine without jamming (if you build it right) and not blow up in your hands. Main benefit is they aren't serialized/tracked by the ATF. "ghost guns" or whatever.

One of the most important factors: people. You're infinitely more likely to get away with it if you have nobody close to you at all (family, friends, colleagues, etc.)

The world has never been more surveilled yet people get away with low-profile murders, robberies, etc. more often than you'd think. the US government takes shit seriously but they're not infallible. Unless you're already on their radar (making terroristic threats online, prior criminal offender, etc.) you're probably not being actively monitored. Even moderate attempts to obscure your online identity are better than nothing. just don't be an idiot.

not real (or exhaustive) advice. all jokes

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It's not enough to just be smart, you also have to be a sociopath to get away with doing bad things. What if some random child happens to witness your crime? Do you have it in you to kill an innocent child and chop up his corpse to cover your tracks, or would you rather go to prison forever? Are these the kinds of choices you want to be forced to make in your life?

T. Robinson was caught because of his friends and family, and frankly, L. Mangione probably was too.

You know how you can recognize which of your family members is walking around the house purely by their gait? Yeah, masks/clothes/whatever aren't going to help you if your crime is high profile enough for your mom to see footage.

A ghost FPV drone could probably get the job done, but that'll only work once or twice before they start putting jammers everywhere. (Actually, is it possible to put jammers without disabling telecom in general? Maybe it's a catch-22)

>>6002
Always on jammers use power and create a baseline. Hidden, sudden, directional, pulses are the way to go.

"Find the bomber, not the bomb". They want to find the drone makers. Forensics for drone purchases will increase.



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hi i am a tunisian who want to enjoy some freedom sticks like you amerikants , i can make some primitive shotguns and 3d printed pistols but my biggest hurdle is getting ammo , it's extremely difficult to get a hunter licence and it's easier for me to find cocaine than bullet in the black market , any idea how to make/smuggle some rounds ?
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Always remember to test these things out extensively when they're not attached to your hand lol. Don't want a big ass explosion in the palm of your hand.

>>5697
thanks anon

i have a few used shotgun shells i scavenged from a hunting area recently and i might make some homemade primers from those toy gun caps

any thoughts or tutorials will be appreciated

again thank you ヽ(´▽`)/

Can you access blank ammo or order airgun ammunition?

>>5711
no , i need a licence to even get an airgun ammo

Casing (not load baring): Injection Molding or 3D Printing.

Primer (hard to build): Use Electric Ignition of gunpowder.

Ammo: You can't buy 50 gram 50cal ammo with embedded glass shards. You need manufacturing and smelting. Get an iron suit.

Safety Consideration:
1. Work alone.
2. Work indoors, ideally in an external metal cement shed with no windows and heavy air circulation.
3. Don't burn your building down. That will create a lot of questions.
4. Water and molten metal interact violently.
5. Get a foundry suit and gas mask.
6. Barrels can't be molded, causing a lot of issue. Do you have access to "hydraulic pipes"?



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Do you fill put an application form or is it a job you make it to through connections? Is there a formula?

I have no money, no job and no purpose.

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>>6082
It was published until 2016. I don't know how long it was regularly carried at newsracks. But I remember looking at the grocery store among the People and Time magazines, and being like WTF is this?

>>6083
>2016
This is incredibly surprising to me. I knew the website was still a thing, but I’ve only heard about the magazine in the context of the 70s. I also assumed it went defunct in like the 80s, and there was no direct continuity with the website.

As an aside, I’m not really convinced that subculture exists anymore. The demand for individuals PMCs has largely been addressed by state armed forces, so there’s not really a need to recruit randos. War tourists are still a thing obviously, but I doubt there’s many guys actually making a living by hopping from conflict zone to conflict zone. Apart from guys who were doing comparable things in a regular state military of course.

Also, interestingly enough, labor outsourcing is actually fucking up the “mercenary” market too. Clients, including government clients, would rather hire people from poor countries to work for cheap and pair them with managers from elite (mostly) Western military units. There’s really no space for rando Westerners. You’d think at least government contracts would be safe, but no. It’s both hilarious and infuriating that a guy with a US government insignia on his shirt may barely speak English and be some rural village with a name you can’t even pronounce or point out on a map.

There’s a guy on Amazon who sells a pretty good book about industry history, Sean Mcfate. I enjoyed it, although the version I read was poorly revised. I believe there’s an updated one now though.

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>>6084
>This is incredibly surprising to me. I knew the website was still a thing, but I’ve only heard about the magazine in the context of the 70s. I also assumed it went defunct in like the 80s, and there was no direct continuity with the website.
Well I was born in the 90s and I remember seeing it at the supermarket back then. This was in California at a Ralph's in a posh city.

>>6081
i remember playing the first and second game

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In places under heavy restriction, when people talk about improvised submachine guns, they usually mean very crude workshop-made firearms, not precision weapons. These show up in multiple conflict zones around the world, not just Palestine. Here’s the high-level reality of how that happens: they’re built like 19th-century tech, not modern guns. Modern firearms need advanced metallurgy and precision machining. Improvised ones avoid that by using extremely simple operating principles that were common over 100 years ago. They typically rely on blowback operation (no locking mechanism), open-bolt designs (fewer moving parts) and low-pressure pistol cartridges (easier to contain than rifle rounds). These design choices mean fewer precision parts are required — but also make the guns inaccurate, unsafe, and prone to breaking.

Materials come from ordinary hardware. Instead of specialized gun components, builders repurpose steel tubing, springs from machinery or vehicles, scrap metal and basic fasteners. Nothing exotic — just whatever metal stock and springs can be found in repair shops or salvage yards.

Tools are basic workshop tools. These are usually made in small metal shops, not secret high-tech labs. Think hand drills, files, simple lathes (if available) and welders. That limits precision. Tolerances are poor, which is why these weapons often jam or fail.

What about ammunition? This is the hardest part under a blockade. Manufacturing modern smokeless powder or reliable primers requires chemical processes and materials that are much harder to improvise safely, which is why ammo scarcity is often a bigger constraint than the gun itself. You'd need black powder.

These weapons are dangerous to the user. Improvised SMGs can explode from weak metal so you need the right psi, often lack safeties, have poor barrel quality and are wildly inaccurate. They’re closer to desperation tools than military weapons.

This isn’t unique to one place. Similar improvised guns have appeared in the Balkans in the 1990s. Southeast Asia insurgencies, Latin American prison gangs and WWII resistance movements. Whenever formal supply is cut off, crude local fabrication tends to emerge.

>>6095

These days I mostly think about 3D weapons

>>6095
This is why you should make weapons and store them, instead of panicking and manufacturing them potentially without even a lathe. Helps to have a system ready for bad times. Making one good gun+accessories a month is well worth it. There was a case in my country where a guy was making copies of his old trophy PPS for years. Parts so fine they were interchangeable. Only got exposed after he died.



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How do you take it from a prepper LARP to a legitimate strategy and contingency plan? From what I understand, plenty of revolutionaries have had to do this through history to survive. It seems like a very important skill to have in the event that you need to evade fash or rapidly declining material conditions during the fall of capitalism.

Realistically, how do you accomplish this? Even in an extremely generous situation where you have your own land in the middle of nowhere, and have the money to buy supplies (clothing, repair equipment, tools) once in a while, it seems nigh-impossible in the modern era. Not only do you have to survive mother nature and construct and maintain reliable shetler and storage, you also have to somehow secure methods of maintaining gun supplies, food, clothing, information, etc. Most of this seems to demand either a lot of money or a lot of crime (which has its own issues with making the local proles hostile to you)

I'm interested in resources and methods of training survival skills (without getting myself killed like a retard).
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The way you take it from LARP to Contingency is writing it down with quantities.

Diesel Generator might be useful, milsurp is usually good.

I Bought a Military Surplus Diesel Generator to Power my House
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ChQhIzUXr4

>>4972
Isn't renewable a lot better? You'll eventually run out of gas.

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>>4972
Some of the comments are important or interesting to look at:
>Generator tech here, if possible you should avoid running your diesel generator under low loads for extended periods, this can lead to something called "wet stacking". A diesel engine needs to run under load in order to burn clean, under no load conditions you'll coke up the engine and shorten it's life. Simply put, you'll want to run your generator at a minumum 25% load whenever possible, and every so often you'll want to run it up to 100% for a few hours to burn off carbon and spooge buildup as well as verify function at rated capacity.
The MEP models had common issues with wet stacking. so run them around a 80% load for around 30mins-1hr at your yearly service date.
>Electrician here; pleased to see that you're adhering to code, and doing a neat, non-lashup job. Attention to detail saves MANY problems down the road. Next: Battery bank + Inverter. Two reasons: 1) initial switchover on power loss is marginally faster, especially if your generator is cold or the outage is a short one, and 2) (more important) You can load up your generator recharging the bank, and prevent carbon depositing in the cylinders - Need to periodically run a generator under heavy load to keep it clean. Downside of a bank + inverter is more cost and more maintenance. If you're NOT getting a bank, consider getting a dummy load that can artificially load up the generator.

>the 400 hertz are for radar systems, namely the SQS-36 Firefinder and ANTPQ-64 Sentinel. Those 10K generators have Yanmar engines and we would run them 24/7 and only shut them down for every 200 hours for oil changes. We had 2 per radar and would switch gens every 200 hours. Each generator would have 4000+ hours on them at the end of a deployment and they would go directly to Toby Hanna Army depot to get rebuilt or what we called a reset. I know those systems like the back of my hand and would by a surplus one in a heart beat.The internal tank is only good for about 8 hours of run time but you can run a line for an external tank.


>The water separator fuel filter you changed at 13 minutes, well, it's a good idea to leave that water drain on there. Especially when filling with jerry cans. If you don't regularly ble
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