>>2 >https://the-eye.eu/public/murdercube.com/ >Database full of useful information relating to weapons, guerilla warfare, medicine, philosophy, and much, much more. 404d does anyone have an archive? or an idea how to get one? web.archive.org is obviously incomplete

I quit effective immediately. I did the best I could for as long as I could. It wasn't good enough as an old friend told me. Guess he was right. So. I guess this boards fucked. Thats sad. This was my first board. I claimed it my first 10 minutes on site. This is my biggest failure. I am so sorry. I tried. I really did. You need a new BO. I hope you find one. But you won't. Goodbye /k/. Sweet dreams. Forgive me. Goodbye 8moe. You were awesome, and awful.

I want to go hunting and do something similar in fishing where you use fresh caught smaller game to catch a bigger one. For fun. I rather not needlessly hunt it for it not to attract a bigger catch. How can I quickly put it asleep temporarily with some strong mixture to feed it or shoot it with like trank or dart? any tips or suggestions?

Is .22 caliber as useless as it is memed, or is it good for eliminating an immediate threat in a self-defense situation?

>>12083 Yes. Low power + inherently unreliable rimfire priming = better than harsh language, but only just. If some 300lb kaffir-in-America is sitting on your chest trying to twist your head off in a parking garage at 2am, useful tools start at 9mm.

Looks like some kind of pellet gun. It is hard to be 100% sure due to the poor quality of the image and so much of it being covered up but I do not think it is a firearm at all.

Step one. Finding a lgs. Anon do you have a phonebook? Or an internet connection? The answer is yes obviously how the hell else would you even read this otherwise? So duckduckgo your town/city and gun store Step one completed.

>>500 Step 2. Go to the gun store. Fingerfuck gats, ask lots of questions and generally annoying to the staff. Don't worry about it it's literally their fucking job. If you find a fun you like then inform the staff that you want to buy it. A background check will be required. Those used to take ten to thirty minutes. With all the Corona fuckery it might take ten days right now. Sorry. Anyway heres a 4473. This is how a background is checked. They hand you this paper and you fill it out. Pay for your gun then leave and wait for a phonecall saying you can buy a gun. Further tips. Ask of they have ammo for the gun you want. Odds are if theres nothing on the shelves in your caliber they have some in the back and will sell you a box or two with your shiny new gun.

GO BUY A FUCKING GUN ALREADY

>>1513 >Schumer will not act to secure US border until GOP funds Ukraine war Biden is starting to pay lip service to securing the border, but it's just election year bullshit- It would be funny if he fired that Sephardi "Cuban" guy to sell the lie. We've all seen how this shit typically plays out, I'd put money on Ukraine gibs going through and zero meaningful border security. The corporate class and the defense industry are going to get exactly what they want.

>>1517 Actually it gets even better. Mexico's president is demanding American citizenship for 10 million illegals, an end to the Cuban blockade, an end to Venezuelan sanctions, and a $20 billion dollar bribe in exchange for dealing with the illegal immigrant problem on their side of the border. The Biden admin's response was "sounds good!"

The OP is lowkey retarded, I see

>>7912 The burgers were pretty close to launching their first dreadnought before the bongs, so it would have barely changed anything. The technologies were simply not there until the early 1900s, and launching the first dreadnought a few years earlier or later is not that much of a difference.

>>7913 >a few years earlier I was thinking more a timescale of a few months to 1-2 years at maximum, like what if the US big gun BB project hadn't encountered stalls, the Italian government hadn't declined to pursue big gun autism or if the Japs had enough guns to outfit the Satsuma as intended. If the Russians somehow had been the first to Dreadnought, could they have recovered some of their lost prestige from the Russo-Japanese war?

>>7898 Too little, too late. Changes nothing. In 1941 the Jappos started a war with a nation that had five times their population and twenty times their industrial base. Nothing short of aliens or time travelers landing in a flying saucer and handing them nuclear weapons and delivery systems for them keeps them from getting roflstomped in less than four years.

>>3671 Speed strips are more easy to carry but speed loaders are much faster.

>>3674 Theoretically they're faster at reloading the entire cylinder, however speed strips are more versatile than speed loaders. They're light, flexible, and flat enough they wont create a conspicuous bulge while carrying it in your pocket, which means you can carry more. Speed strips are enherently easier to conceal, but more importantly can be loaded with a greater level of control. Although they're faster on all chambers you must drop the speed loader into all the chambers in order to make a reload, an issue a speed strip does not have.

moar stuff

>>9447 I don't know what you expect from someone who shits his pants over meanie words.

Outer Mongolia annexing inner Mongolia when?

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>>12069 This is all from Redstone Killers by the way https://archive.org/details/redstone-killers

>>7621 R E M O V E K E B A B

>>1369 >that was as bad as the Boomers at ARFCOM. Damn. Aren’t they are Biden loving Qboomers there.

>>1371 The original proprietors sold out to a gunsmithing tools company called Brownells. Brownells does NOT like controversy. They've been handing out bans for posting any kind of mildly spicy meme ever since. Mind you, it's a forum that's been there since the dialup days and has always had a loud minority of out-and-out Reds ("but your principles say gun rights are for ERRBODY!" I do not, in fact, want people who want to put me in a gulag, and say so, to have guns. If that makes me a Nazi, then Sieg Heil, motherfucker). Add in the Boomer civnats cuckservatives who think that if they can just VOOT a little harder, if they do the Ghost Dance for Muh Constitution a little harder, they can save Ameri-Kwa... well. It's the Internet. I try not to take any of it seriously. It's just words on a screen, right? I hate to see it. Arfcom used to be a fairly decent place for technical information.

Anyone else feeling sad today? Just me?

I prefer werewolves

>>10583 Reminds me of shub nigga roth or whatever that Lovecraft version of a wendigo is called.

Hahahaha I saw you post what I posted in trash anon lol I know what you are

>>7662 Ebay let's you sell weapons?

>>7663 You can't sell firearms or ammo there iirc, but you can sell magazines and firearm accessories.

>>7638 Depending on where you are and the state of your country salt is essential. Buy like 30 kilos, and you may as well have 30 kilos of gold in shtf. Gotta be smart

>>11795 No human on this planet gives a fuck about Russia or Ukraine.

>>11811 What a worthless criminal. At least bring your own knife, fucking cowards.

Next time some dumbass talks shit about how Germany got deservedly punished for engaging in genocide, ask why Israel has been engaging in genocide for the better part of a century and so far has suffered no meaningful retribution to the point almost nobody is willing to call it a genocide. Watch the cognitive dissonance hit in real time.

It's all Israel's fault, we need to free Palestine.

Blinken said Israel's settler violence, settlement expansion, home demolitions, and evictions make it harder to have peace and security https://8chan.moe/news/res/241.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ixrnp1q6HM[Embed] U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is calling on Israel to pursue a two-state solution with Palestinians as the only pathway toward lasting peace in the region. >During this week’s World Economic Forum conference in Davos, Switzerland, Blinken remarked on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, which sharply escalated after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel when 1,200 were killed and hundreds were kidnapped. >Since then, the Israeli response has largely consisted of indiscriminate bombing campaigns and has resulted in the estimated deaths of more than 31,000 Palestinians, with another 61,079 injured. A staggering 92 percent of those killed have been civilians. >“For me, I think for so many of us, what we’re seeing every single day in Gaza is gut wrenching. And the suffering we’re seeing among innocent men, women, and children breaks my heart,” Blinken said during a Q&A session at the conference. >The Associated Press captured statements made by Blinken speaking at a news conference after meeting with Israeli leaders, saying Israel “must stop taking steps that undercut the Palestinians’ ability to govern themselves effectively.” >Blinken said Israel “must be a partner of the Palestinian leaders who are willing to lead their people” and live “side by side in peace with Israel,” the AP reported. >He added that violence (including Palestinian deaths) committed by Israeli settlers, settlement expansion, home demolitions, and evictions “all make it harder, not easier, for Israel to achieve lasting peace and security.” >Blinken’s call for a two-state solution came within days of one of his European counterparts making similar remarks. >“The only way is the creation of a Palestinian state,” Josep Borrell, the European Union’s foreign policy chief, said during a recent news conference. He added that an independent Palestinian state would offer a “horizon of hope” for Palestinians. >The Biden administration is likely to face strong pushback from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who continues to remain opposed to the proposition of ever allowing Palestinians to have a state of their own. >For decades, Netanyahu has been openly opposed to making Palestine an internationally recognized country, going so far as to provide funding and support to the very Hamas terrorist organization that attacked his country on Oct. 7 in a bid to prevent a two-state solution.

Netanyahu Says He has Told US He Opposes Palestinian State in any Postwar Scenario https://8chan.moe/news/res/241.html >Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday rejected U.S. calls to scale back Israel’s military offensive in the Gaza Strip or take steps toward the establishment of a Palestinian state after the war >“We obviously see it differently,” White House national security spokesman John Kirby said. >In a nationally televised news conference, Netanyahu struck a defiant tone, repeatedly saying that Israel would not halt its offensive until it realizes its goals of destroying Gaza’s Hamas militant group

>>11485 >>11486 Honestly how is some low level grunt on the ground completely cut off from his leaders because of Israeli jamming devices supposed to know there was a ceasefire anyway? Even if they had alternative means of communication those have long since been bombed for sure.