Holy fuck, artillery piece impact too. I may have underestimated .458 a tiny bit if subsonics can pull the deer down with it. Some of those shots were downright awful though.
The Japanese are LARPing with UCP and zoomers are nostalgic for the GWOT appearance overall, the couch camo may not have blended in with anything worth a shit but it was still recognizable.
now, i beg to differ on this just a little bit. It worked fairly well in arid rocky environs. especially once it got a little dirty. the main issue was that it glows in the dark under NVGs.
That's the hard part, especially when all that's out in the sandbox were brand new and not allowed to roll around, shit practically glowed even without NV.
I think the biggest issue is people forget that camo isn't for you to blend in, its to disrupt and break up your silhouette. Trying to make camo to blend in is tough, so militaries use disruptive camo patterns. The Army's uniform here is succeeding at doing that. I learned this on the History channel as a kid when I watched a video about the Marines adopting MARPAT.
He ded.
when india started using the p320 IIRC
If you are in an Anti gun state the scotus doesn't care about you, it's only really stopping congress/president from broad sweeping anti 2A regulation.
what if they were retarded the whole time?
This is 100% AI generated but I know this place is just Brazilian enough to do that.
As much as I don't care about Glock, this Gen 6 is pretty much the striker fired polymer frame pistol perfected.
Same. I had a basic blued and walnut .357 1895 that I rarely shit as Marlin helpfully released the stainless and laminate version with a large loop, picatinney rail and suppressor threads a few MONTHS after I got mine
slings, targets, contract manufactured webbing and plate carriers and a probably grossly overpriced rail (oh boh here we go again)
Assuming the truth of all these leaks and given the timeframes we now know to be involved, am I the only one beginning to think that the Gen V line has less to do with lawsuits than it was a 5D chess move to cause everyone to panic buy existing inventory, which Gen 6 might dampen demand for?
RXM needs to have backstraps. Daggers are terrible, just buy a used Glock.
I sold a gen 2 G17 for $400 or so.
The THWAPS after impact are nuts, the scope is a ATN X-Sight 4K Pro with a ABL1000 range finder. $800 for the scope, $350 for the rangefinder
Lol they're already doing that with the 43X COA model because Glock stopped making them for the civilian market. Know a guy who picked one up and now has the conundrum of either enjoying it or selling it for two grand.
I always cared more about having a comfortable uniform rather than what camo pattern was on it. ACU/ABU was a stiff and uncomfortable uniform. We got the OCP two piece flight suits before OCP became mainstream, and those fucking rocked so hard. Being able to remove your top to pre-flight the 140 degree deck aircraft was a Godsend. Plus we finally had belt loops so you didn't have to use a web belt and drop leg holster for the M9.
I have 2 COA guns. Literally bought the second one the day before the discontinued announcement.
I felt my wallet whimper and tremble as I fantasized about Marlin bringing back the 39A. It knows it'd get fucked hard because I very likely would buy an 1895 in .45-70 too.
You mean to tell me you don't have faith in Bussy Tactical/Twink Defense/whatever he's calling his new company?Oh and let's see what Lucas "Married for 5+ years with no kids" Botkin is up to....
https://youtu.be/6p2upJpi8UQ?si=wwiNoOt4lbEQiMRB
Lol..... Lmao even
Disagreed, it's absolutely the most versatile camo out there, which is why it's gaining so much popularity. It works pretty decently, pretty much everywhere. I don't particularly care for it, and it sucks that nations are going away from their unique patters in favour of the multicam. But when you see photos of multicam in the plain fields and destroyed cities in Ukraine, deserts in Iraq and Syria, mountainous regions in Afghanistan, to the deep forrests in Norther Europe... It doesn't stick out anywhere. It just works. Hell, while it's not ideal in snow, it works better than woodland style green camos.
This is why I liked it and why I was wondering about the hate. I had a guy tell me to spot his backpack and poncho in this open grassy field during the middle of the day and it was surprisingly difficult to see at 100 yards. I was sold on it after that.