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Some fuckery is afoot on Cokeman's channel


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Two people I've subscribed to have had their channels hacked like that. It's an email posing as a sponsor deal hoping to nail the channel owner on the device that's used for two-factor authentication. They hijack the channel and stream pre-recorded clips of Elon Musk or Vitalik Buterin.
 
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Sleazy Car Salesman said:
If I remember correctly a lot of the issues with the Saigas stems from people leaving the magazines loaded. From what I was reading they were designed to use shot shells with a full brass case and so the magazine spring is strong enough it'll deform plastic hulls after a relatively short while of leaving them loaded. I could be wrong on that though.
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Fair enough, the plastic (or earlier, paper), hulls were never meant for sitting in box magazines. Kind of a wonder tube magazines do work, but i guess they squish a lot less front to back.

TerminalTryHard said:
AKOU also talked in a recent video about someone impersonating major guntube channels spamming out some scam link.
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I've seen a few fake Colion Noirs.
 
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Sleazy Car Salesman said:
Well imagine trying to crush a piece of box tubing, or pipe. It's a lot easier to crush it inwards from the side walls than it is to compress it lengthwise.
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I might be imagining things but after playing around with the springs for both, it seemed to me tube magazines for pump-actions don't have to exert as much force as box magazines for semi-autos, either.
 
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Corn Flakes said:
I might be imagining things but after playing around with the springs for both, it seemed to me tube magazines for pump-actions don't have to exert as much force as box magazines for semi-autos, either.
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They most likely don't since they're pushing laterally and they don't have to support the weight of the cartridges.

Edit to add: They also aren't fighting gravity nearly as much.
 
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Trig.Point said:
The IRA never raided any British Armouries. Some rifles were stolen, usually by local UDR and handed over to the loyalists.

I wonder what's to stop the Russians gathering up all that captured Ukrainian equipment and shipping it back across the border into Europe. Hey Ulster Loyalists how would you like a few ISO containers of Steyer AUG's. We'll even throw in a few captured AT-4's all with made in the EU stamped on them.

Or just go and find every disgruntled political group they can find and throw captured western weapons systems at them.

The US were smart with the Stinger and the seeker needs a bespoke battery that's impossible to bodge (unless the russians manufacture something for it). All the Danish Stingers that they were going to send to Ukraine were found to be unservicable, because the batteries were dead.

They didn't do the same thing with the Javelin though.... and Ukraine is flooded with them.
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Russia won't even need to, the Ukes are already selling their largesse on the black market.
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Rent Tin said:
99% of shit on onion domains is scams, how do you know it isn't just someone looking to grift?
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This is almost certainly the case. I remember exploring onion sites as a kid and being amazed at what people were selling - explosives, machine guns shipped in PVC pipes, assassinations, hacking services, etc. Of course almost every single one of these things was a straight up scam, but I sure believed it all at 15.
 
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Chemtrails said:
This is almost certainly the case. I remember exploring onion sites as a kid and being amazed at what people were selling - explosives, machine guns shipped in PVC pipes, assassinations, hacking services, etc. Of course almost every single one of these things was a straight up scam, but I sure believed it all at 15.
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Wait are you telling me all those creepypastas lied to me?
 
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