that'd be interesting to test

Idk about plastic but that's how the rpg works right?

Basically

pretty much any rocket or dumb-bomb

It has an auto detonate feature so that it doesn't just kaputz in the sand, but still

@Bender rockets aren’t guns, they’re ammunition, so as soon as it’s fired, they get thrown away. Pretty much every marine over the rank of sgt has a used AT4 hanging on their wall

oh

i thought you meant like

unfired

So it’s just a matter of acting like a new rocket has been fired and taking it off the range

That’s how you steal an AT4

oh

you did mean unfired

jesus lol

I don’t think it’s happened in a long time, but I guess in the 90’s/early 2000’s it happened quite a few times

Lmao

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impossible

they only cost $1500

???

how the fuck does an anti tank weapon cost less than a high-end rifle

hWHAT

Because they're a fire once weapon.

Well the Anzio 20mm is $13000 and can fire more than once.

It's a tube, with an angry bullet

fair

You can buy a LAW that is set up for 37mm flares for like $300

🤢

Okay googling done, apparently plastic and rifle primers no go. You can bash the shit with a hammer and it'll stay put. However, HMX is an incredibly fun string of nonsensical letters

That's actually funny

Totally not the name of the primary charge in Minecraft rpgs

also worth mentioning RPGs arent just shells filled with angry play-doh

Angry Play-Doh ❤️

you need to learn how to make shaped charges for stuff like that

using non-shaped explosives against armor would be like throwing a water balloon at a car unless you had like 500lbs

Yeah, pezio electric fuses, shape charges, molten directional projo and shit

the best tool for a guerilla force against armor would be yeeting the armor before it gets used

if you're fighting and a tank shows up you are 100% fucked

Will a 20mm Vulcan round penetrate a tank?

so, pop the tank while it's in storage