Message from @Iamawesom
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Still looking for war
In a war I would prefer 7.62 any day.
Why?
Larger bullet, bigger wound.
It's a riddle yaga, grab a coffee and mull it over in the cafe
Plus USSR weapons are rigid as fuck and retard proof.
Gotcha
Interesting. I thought that 7.62 is too big caliber and 5.56 is enough
Neg 7.62, namely the common.308 is a hunting caliber
anything that's good on deer is good on folk
Two rounds of 7.62 will kill anyone wearing standard kevlar.
http://modernfirearms.net/handguns/hg/ua/shevchenko-psh-e.html
Ukrainian weapon designers are fucking mad
But it looks interesting
It looks ugly and overengineered
Non existent
Come to the big table, right forward
How easy is it to doxx someone through IRC?
asking for a friend
As a person who never touched a gun before, is going to the gun shop and firing rounds good enough to learn the differences and details or should are there any courses I can take outside of the military? I'm saving for CCW classes but not sure if that's enough.
Also asking for a friend; anyone know a good burner computer that would be good enough to counteract the Mexican government if they tried to get me
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What do you want to learn, Nouveau?
teach me @gabe_brouse
What the hell a 5.56 is outside of Google. The details into weapons are overwhelming
It's a bullet
All you have to know is what your weapon is and what round it fires
>HoI4
Screw that, fucking look at Commiefidia
.22 best ammo
But you won't be finding 5.56 in any pistol, so don't worry.
You get an excuse to unload into someone because there is no stopping power
9mm is best
Just knowing different specific type of weapons and what they're designed for, what they're made of and the all around specs of weaponry is overwhelming
>Get new NAVY
>Named it Alex Jones Fleet
@Iamawesom teach you what
Wikipedia is your friend
The 5.56×45mm NATO (official NATO nomenclature 5.56 NATO) is an intermediate cartridge family developed in Belgium by FN Herstal. It consists of the SS109, SS110, and SS111 cartridges. Under STANAG 4172, it is a standard cartridge for NATO forces as well as many non-NATO countries It is derived from, but is not identical to, the .223 Remington cartridge.