Man that plane really stuck hard, nothing from it was left behind!

Damn I'm glad 9/11 is on a weekend this year so I don't have stupid mouth-breathers who weren't even born yet shouting to "nevah fohget" at work.

>>19139 Are you Celebrating Assad's birthday or did you forget it's his birthday?

>>19128 >When you celebrate 9/11 this year, please make sure to take a moment to remember the lives lost at the Pentagon building in Virginia. Thank you. Though I was a day late, I did raise a glass in memory of the cruise missile that gave its life that day. RIP

>>19096 >"how i get a gat piece nigga?" >no information on country, state, budget, or expectations of the weapon fuck off fednigger. at the very least learn how to make better threads.

>>19096 I sent you an PM, if you didn't get it tell me in this forum.

>>19103 The toolkit looks like a gun made from chocolate.

>>19117 >1911 candybar >The meat of this thread had 1911 for post numbers. Nice. But. >pic attached How long has this been a thing? Like, I think that's an awful lot for a pistol, but it's shooting .22wmr-for-rich-people so I guess that follows. Anybody have one? I have a P30 and have handled at the store, their new .22lr pistol which oddly has a much deeper, slightly skinnier grip so I thought ergonomically they missed the mark. Should we just make this a weird-pistol thread now?

>>19096 >he doesn't make his own guns

>>18001 >MTF

They sure ain't sending their best

Lowest effort thread I've seen in this site.

>>18001 >A world so advanced anything could happen. What about the night of the rape? Is it possible to open the portals?

Since rimfire can be a degree more unreliable than centrefire, has anyone ever made a a rimfire gun simply with more than one firing pin? I know some have restrike ability but why not just try to mitigate the failure on the first trigger pull rather than on a subsequent one?

>>18910 >a rimfire gun simply with more than one firing pin? I know Kak makes a bolt / bcg with dual extractors, to pull out "magnum" brass, but I for one have never heard of dual-firing pins. Though for .22lr it seems like you could go the extra mile and spring-load the pins so they "unfold" into dual extractors. Then, hitting the ejector would shake the extractor hooks back into firing-pin configuration.

>>18910 The 1860 Henry lever rifle did exactly that, and I think a few others have done it too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofGnRSE7lpI&t=797 And then there's also this similar idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6pVgM-tKA0&t=626

>>18910 The gevarm A1 had a solid bar for a firing pin.

>>18910 I guess lipfire shotguns would count

>>17577 That's just how dangerous amphibious landings are, even almost completely unopposed. Even the US Marine Corps right after the war, when they had it down to a science, managed to lose people in every serious training landing. And that was just training. Of course, that's also why the post-war congress decided to get involved and neutered the Marines' ability to seriously train for their one job, which led to the atrocities in Korea (which only worked because they called back into service WW2 Vets who were actually trained for that), and the complete lack of successful incidents of actual medium scale (or larger) amphibious operations after that.

>>17577 As >>17596 said, the whiplash from an amphibious landing alone is enough to give a lot of people concussions/spine damage. Amphibious landings are dangerous even when there isn't anyone around and everything goes great.

Weirdest i know is the battle of the may island Brits vs brits 104 casualities 2 K type submarine wreck several ship light damage

>>17577 Some traps but the weather was very foggy when they landed and some Canadians spotted Americans which had similar looking helmets to the Japanese and panicked rookies (called the Zombies because Canada had massive resistance to conscription and many refused to be sent overseas) and started shooting. Since visibility was very low the Americans and Canadians sustained quite a few friendly fire deaths before they realzied.

>Battle of the Bees >British Empire wants to conquer German East Africa >sends the British Street Shitter Expeditionary Force under Major General A.E. Aitken >9000 man strong >German East Africa just has the Schutztruppe with 250 Germany and 750 Dindus under Lieutenant Colonel Paul Emil von Lettow-Vorbeck >battle starts and progresses in the favor of the Brits until the Street Shitters anger the local Bee population >several swarms of angry bees make it impossible for the Brits to hold position and they are gunned down by the Schutztruppe >entire British Street Shitter Expeditionary Force flees and leaves behind tones of material which the Germans use to fight a Guerilla war against the Entente in Africa until the end of WW1

>>18266 One German plane managed to land in Kabul last night. They took 7 people. Liberals are buttblasted to hell about it because they didn't fill the plane with bearded women and 30 year old children.

>>18256 >>Merkel's reign is at an end and she looks like the biggest retard in German history She's very clearly one of the most evil, probably #1 actually as far as a government leader goes.

>>18280 I wonder how many of them will either escape to Tajikistan or try to throw support behind non Taliban warlords?

>>18222 The music is obviously C&C but which game? RA2?

>>18490 >which game Tib Sun Firestorm, it's a subtle reference to Kane being connected to Cabal. Had Slavik/Cortez not destroyed Cabal, in the last nod cutscene Kane would be a literal "slave to the system"

>>17961 >Nanny state China and Singapore say hello. Especially Singapore. >>17963 >Seed oil presser Mind you what seeds are you pressing? It may be more effective to get a small scale hand turned wine press. There is also one where you use a water balloon to press it but it requires pressure. I highly suggest grabbing mechanical ones so when the grid goes down and you run out of fuel you won't have just useless shit Actually learning on turning and casting gear wheels right now.

>>17964 Probably sunflower. It came with some giant screws for different seeds. I bought it on a lark with the idea of making biodiesel and have been keeping my eyes peeled for a "smaller" diesel generator. Admittedly I have very little idea what I'm doing, but the inputs look very basic ; seed, wood alcohol, and lye = fuel for tractors, trucks, and generators, plus a bunch of glycerine as a potentially useful byproduct.

>>17969 >seed oil for tractors. Okay, wine press might not work then, too high risk of contaiminants since its not clean. If you have your own device to filter then maybe okay. In addition, do you know extraction rate of the press? IF not, chance you got jewed. In that case you would need to conduct two press runs, a "straight run" where its the inital oil when you crush/dehusk seeds Obviously if its a dry outside seed there is no oil (usually more contaiminated), and a "press run" of oil that you get from actually pressing. I think you are oversimplfying the process. You need to filter solid impurities and then distill the oil out from alcohols and water. Also need to take extraction rate of the seeds (some just have a low amount). If memory serves, sunflower is the lower end of the productivity spectrum. Hemp is by far one of the lowest (but has other use as thread and paper and smoking ofc).Might need to esterfy the group via a strong base like Sodium Hydroxide. If the boiling point is too close to that for water then you might need to be using a less efficent factional distillation (because raoult's law is more important here). Rapeseed ("Canola"), palm, and coconuts are also good ones. Obviously the later 2 don't work if you live outside the tropics.

>>17969 >Glycerine +Nitric acid+sulphuric acid= nitroglycerin Nitroglycerin+sawdust=dynamite Also, you can use it as a hand moisturizer, or for moisturising dry leather.

>>17973 yeah, but nitric acid is the hard part

I think the only two active in the world are the French Foreign Legion and the Russian Foreign Legion (unlike the FFL they require you to know Russian upfront). Unless there's some in some bumfuck nowhere country I'm unaware of. Most of the Middle Eastern groups don't recruit any more and I'd rather not be someone's butt buddy anyways.

I suggest you for materials, use the radioreactive stuff in smoke detectors, tho make sure the stuff you put in your home made Little Boy, also you don't need more uranium than just as much as a paper clip in size (that's how much uranium they've used in Little Boy and in Fat Man, the more you have, the worse the consequences for all of us, including you, including me and including everyone good that isn't a jew) good luck boss. o7

>>17617 t. notafed

>>16169 > What I notice with these conspiracies is that they serve zero purpose to the people enacting them, unlike say the theory that people are being dumbed down and genetically diluted to make an easier to control slave force. Like I said before, the theories state that the government are satanist/hate God and want to rebel against him & release the antichrist and the way they do that is to make the population not believe in him by hiding evidence that he exists, while I do think some of what they say might be true (such as the fact that the elite have been in bed with "spiritualists" and what not, although that could be because elites arent that smart and also believe in hogwash) it doesnt make sense as to why they want the antichrist to come since the antichrist birth starts a "timer" for the end of the world which would eventually lead to hell for the elites (and elites do feel pain so I doubt they want to burn there forever)

>>17678 And the elephant in the room also refuses to rebuild their temple. Make of that what you will.

>>17539 Yeah, I now realize that too, after a nights rest. Scary what sleep deprivation and late night anger can do to a strelok. also, I just remembered: if OP wants to build planes in a cave, depending on its size, maybe he could go for MiG-15's, they were developed right after the second world war, and they approximately hit the OPs criteria, although fuel doesn't hit (1.5 hours max, 2.4 if you pick the hunter variant). But, if it's for efficiency and effectiveness in combat, >>17540 has the right idea.

>>17540 drones can get hacked, have a max distance until communications can't happen anymore for a small team as over 1000km is a long long distance, can get hijacked easily by enemy forces if I try to use the internet. The only way this would work it would be if it would get a strong encryption and I've got to fly it over cities so I would get internet, which will make my drone visible. >>17537 the materials I'll use will be of higher quality. Wood isn't that good, expecially for a jet fighter. Like a bri'ish ace that flew it said that the He 162, if well trained pilots flew it, it would've been a game changer. The BF 109 I put there, even though it doesn't meet that mach 0.8 speed criteria as the mach 0.8 is only for jets, sorry for not pointing it out in the first place. Also the workers have some experience in the workshop, altough only simple stuff as installing an electric motor on a bike or reinforcing a part of the house and stuff. Not that experienced with manufacturing parts from raw materials and such. The part with MiG-15 I considered it before, but dismissed it as the shock when I bombard [REDACTED]. Like what would attract more attention? "An unindentified MiG-15 pilot struck [REDACTED] this morning with multiple bombs and rockets, hitting the air defence of [REDACTED]. It is tought that ISIS/HAMAS is being the attack. Watch the rest on our channel later this day!" or "An unindentified Nazi pilot flying an WW2 era jet plane struck [REDACTED] this morning, killing [REDACTED] people, are Nazis coming back and what are they going to do? See on our channel later this day!" Sorry for the wall of text.>>17540

>>17546 >Finally reveals the end goal of this thread In your shoes, I would build smaller drones that are basically RC missiles and completely disposable, so you don't have to worry about maintenance or resupplying your devices. This cuts costs on the manufacture and having a smaller form factor will enable you to carry even hundreds in something like a moving truck. >Hacking the drones It's not impossible, but with the scenario I'm proposing it would be incredibly unlikely. You would be using either a 2.4 GHz antenna setup or a 4G LTE setup on the drones. These are very common signals and to try to hijack the drones using them in time probably wouldn't happen. You could even program the drones to head to the target whilst completely cut off from you. A box truck full of drones that can fire from anywhere would be a very difficult problem to solve. >Distance The drones wouldn't have a maximum range of 1000km, you are correct about that. With a proper antenna you can reach about 33km (20 miles) which is still pretty good. Outfitting the drones with 4G dongles could possibly extend that range, I really don't know. But the kicker with this set-up is that nobody can really plan for it. A moving box truck with a hundred drones sets up 20 miles away and sends suicide drones at a target? How do you stop that? >what about the audience? IM THE JOKAH BABY Idk paint swastikas on the drones? If you dressed up like a clown and danced with signs supporting and showing abortion pictures you'd probably get the reactions you are looking for. And also I'd get a big laugh from seeing that on the news. >Sorry for the wall of text Enjoy reading mine, friend

>>17565 I see I see, the part with the guided RC V1's I've thougt about and are in my plans, tho only as laser guided as GPS would be bitch in trying to control the drone. The GPS would read that le drone would be 1km forward or backward if it ain't precise (as the drone would get over 1000km of traveling, it will loose precision). I also have an old saying: "Overestimate your enemy twice and sub estimate yourself twice for the best strategy." Btw, hi mr jew that watches us! I'll fucking kill you ^^ And another good one would be: "when everything gets fucked, at least you've got a manual" (this refers to the reliability of manual vehicles, when it gets fucked, at least you can repair it easily, without a problem) Not to forget, it's quite gay to lay back and let a robot do the job 99.9%, that's what trannies of US military do. Plus, a robot isn't that smart. Even tho it might be programmed very well, it is still worse than a human. A bot can predict so much till it get's a loading error that cannot be resolved and it crashes. Also, imo, it is more cool to see an explosion in real life than on a screen.

>>17576 Honestly, at that point you could just go for homebrew mortars. High range and destructive capabilities, paired with high mobility makes those an extremely effective way of attacking targets. And if you put some effort into production and QC, you can get quite the precision with 'em.