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>>8496
I know right?

>>8497
i always thought it was a bit of a silly larp by them when they did but its more lame now that they've stopped because it just makes it show how bad they're trying to kiss the boot

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I can't believe best korea were fighting hohols all this time.

>>8487
Good points, but Odessa is also significant to Russia, given their long history in that region, and that being where Ukronazis massacred ethnic Russians early in the Donbass conflict, so there’s symbolism on top of it being the other major port. Of course NATO plans to use Odessa as a naval base regardless of what they promise, so the threat of flanking Russia would remain. It’s entirely plausible that Odessa will be the catalyst for further escalation.

>>8489
Lol, this is what NPC’s actually believe. The classic error in understanding Ukraine is to judge by territorial control. Too many ppl are stuck in WWII mode, expecting big arrow offensives, when this conflict has shifted gears towards WWI. Alot is happening even when the maps update slowly. And as I’ve said, when the consensus reality of “pathetic ruzzian orcs” gets shattered, I expect to see 2016 levels of cognitive dissonance.

>>8490
>I think Russia will anex everything, what else are they suppose to do? If the slavs win and only take half or less than half of Ukraine, how are they going to deal with Azov Brigade and the likes?
The main issue is that Ukraine is divided between the pro-Russian Southeast, and anti-Russian Northwest. That region from Kiev to Lvov would be uncooperative, so they’ll

>>8485
And because I want to get this down somewhere and remember it later.  

The 3D printed polymer mount plates weigh 3g.  On eBay you can get 3D printed mount plates with brass threaded parts embedded in them for the screws, that are 4g.  The aluminum RMSc plate is 8.7g, according to the guy who makes them.

The Holosun HS507CX2 weighs 42.5g.  Add 3g to that and we see that 45.5g seemed to cause some cycling problems, though they were intermittent, and the gun was dirty, etc.  45.5g is probably either too much or very nearly too much.

The Tru-Tec Micro is 31.2g.  Add 3g and 34.2g seems to be okay.

Subtracting 8.7 from 34.2 gives 25.5g.  With an optic of up to 25.5g on the metal mount plate it should be okay.

Subtracting 8.7 from 45.5 gives 36.8.  That is the place where it is possible I might see some functioning problems, depending on ammo and how clean or dirty the gun is, whether it's been lubricated recently, or so on.

There are lots of RMSc optics 25.5g or under.  There are not many that approach 36.8g.  For the sake of reliability, though, I think I need to choose one that's as light as practical.  I've been making lists and checking weight information, if available, against features I like.  I dislike bottom battery access, though I understand why it's a thing.  I like green dots.  I like ring-and-dot reticles.  And so on.  I've found at least partial specs for over ninety RMSc optics, but 

>>8470
That's not that much money as far as feds are concerned and 10k employees is nothing. To call it 'gestapo' I think is a bit much but I'm sure he'll make a big show out of how much he "tried" to deport all the Taco-niggers.
> impracticable to first obtain a signed notice and warrant
In fairness, how the fuck are they supposed to get a warrant for an illegal who doesn't even have a driver's license?
Also
>committee 
>proposal
Nothingburger

>>8488
<Heil'd
Maybe find a gear queer Youtuber who has autistically weighed every RMSc optic on the market. Other than that, no idea unless you want to carry a digital gram-scale into a sporting good store and piss off some poor salesman.

>>8493
>That's not that much money as far as feds are concerned and 10k employees is nothing.
Well then please add 45B and 10k personnel to the postal service so maybe I can get my shit on time once in a while. Or maybe hire some FAA inspectors instead of having Boeing grade their own homework. But hey, that might actually be socialism.
>warrant for an illegal
no, a warrant for
>,,,entering an alien enemy's residence,,,
This would set an awful awful percent. "Oh, I thought there could be illegals in there" becomes a blank check excuse.
>how much he "tried" to deport all the Taco-niggers.
If that was truly the goal, it's not hard to achieve - crack down on employers for hiring/paying unauthorized workers. Tax-man style -  steep fines for the corporation, threat of jail time for the principals. The illegals would be departing on their own in droves on their own. But of course this doesn't align with certain interests.

>>8494
I've looked. All I can really do is go over the list and eliminate the ones that don't have weight information or it's one of the "weight:1oz" entries.

The ADE Nuwa Pro is on my short list. It ticks all of my boxes:  green circle dot reticle, top battery, manufacturer lists it as weighing 15.5gr.  They're about a hundred bucks on Amazon currently.  It's the one that ticks all of my boxes while also being relatively lightweight and inexpensive, though there are some others I'm also considering.

I am a hesitant, though, because the reviews at Amazon for ADE products are absolutely scathing.  A lot of the hostile reviews are from obvious retards who are angry it didn't fit on a C-More mount plate, tried the wrong screws, etc., but not all of them. I get an impression of severe and pervasive QC problems, which I should probably expect from a company that sells super super cheap optics that seem to get mounted on airsoft guns a lot more often than on the real thing.

By contrast, at Optics Planet and Optics Factory there are ridiculous numbers of positive reviews for ADE products, almost all of them extremely short and vague in a way that makes me think I smell paid-by-the-post shills and/or bots.  That hundred bucks could buy me a fair amount of ammo, ya know?

I am really getting tired of the 21st Century Internet.  The search engines are all lobotomized, you can't find anything, and if you try to buy a

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>>8382
Thanks, I almost made the codec Opus.

>>8455
It was like that a hundred years ago, when cops walked a beat on foot, maybe with a revolver, maybe just a nightstick.

It isn't the army.  The cadets at the state police academy aren't draftees.  They're allowed to quit.

I guess they could bring in some retired DIs to smoke them for failing to shoot the Army qual course clean, thirty for thirty with no alibis and no do-overs, or for calling a magazine a "clip."  It'd be hilarious and 100% deserved.  And an hour later the Internet would be on fire with weepy emails to the Governor, and an hour after that the new instructor would be shown the door.  This was the case even before Affirmative Action.

Where I live the police departments don't allow their officers to participate in IPSC or IDPA on their own time.  High speed low drag SWAT guys would show up in navy blue BDUs with RMR'd Glocks in duty rigs, and get blown out, over and over and over and over, by Boomer hobbyists with bad eyes shooting singlestack 1911s with irons and sometimes even wheelguns. It was making the departments look bad.

When there are "lethal force incidents," the cops usually do win, so much so that it's national news when a cop dies in the line of duty.  This probably has something to do with demographics. We're not supposed to notice that their opponents are usually Vibrantly Diverse Cultural Enrichers whose mathematically perfect lack of inhibition when it comes to violence

>>8340
>knowledge of the past 15 years will find ample use
The island is a natural gigacauldron, which has been a popular theme in Ukraine. But the main question is what have they learned from snake island?
>>8342
>I wonder if the dear Leader has ordered the creation/expansion of drone infrastructure after reading Ukraine war AARs
Going by their infantry tactics from WW2 era, I'm guessing not. Russians were saying their troops have a high level of physical training but guided by your grandpa's tactics, command and strategy.

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Is this shit real?

>>8463
No idea if real or not. Was anyone else expecting the final scene from Fight Club at the end there?

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>>8463
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>>8399
>.50 bmg incendiary vs meat target
Holy fuck. At least I can tell whether they hit anything.

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The weather in Israel today...
FIRE!

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In my readings it seems 2012, 2020, March 2025 and 2030/2047 get repeated
Well, it's that time of the month again and the last notable one at least

>>8140
Say that once the month has passed in full.

>>8145
Curiously enough the supposed original intention of the group that organized that "protest" was environmental and they had a couple of specific goals regarding european energy politics, yesterday out of nowhere UK abided to one of the goals explicitly, an english gtoup that was supposedly involved in the media stunt dissolved after meeting their demands.
Perhaps it was all a globohomo stunt but it does coincide with a bunch of interesting events like Iran feeling the US too close, EU being against the US and a tariff war.

I was just outside and I saw the fuckiest thing. It was like a string of pearls in orbit, moving pretty fast. Space station or some satellite hasn't broken up has it? It was too slow for meteors unless they were actually in a temporary orbit.

>>8452
Sounds like Elmo's space internet. I've seen them a couple of times, considering how's many satellites they launched I thought they'd be visible more often. I guess due to low orbit they don't catch the sun as often.

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>>8421
China also seized some Philippine islands

>>8422
Not saying that, just saying some stuff happens cohencidentally near some other dates, like the train bombings in Spain back when they wanted to get out of Iraq ASAP, or some days ago when a port area in Iran exploded just like it did in Lebanon a week after they seized an oiler cargo.
Except at this point we know the Beirut port explosions were multiple over a couple of weeks (just that we got media frenzied over a single one) and that Israel did it.
>>8421
They keep their cool and peddle their stuff slowly, slowly but surely.

>>8423
They gonna open up some graphics card factories or something there?

>>8423
How ungratfulls, they chinks went there to clean up the place and took some photos.
Alleged Chinese trash washed ashore on Pag-asa Island
https://archive.ph/20250429170530/https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/regions/922720/alleged-chinese-trash-washed-ashore-on-pag-asa-island/story/
China seizes disputed West PH Sea reef near key military outpost – report
https://archive.ph/20250427143051/https://www.inquirer.net/438540/west-ph-sea-china-seizes-disputed-reef-near-key-ph-military-outpost-report/

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>>8426
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>>8327
>They even got him to kill his parents.
That makes it so they can't sue or go around as spokesmen against fed entrapment, the prey takes out its own defenders.

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Could someone remove the black bars and "moldy" edges? My screen is too small to do it in one try.

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>>8357
Like this?

What is it?
If it's on odyssey, best to just market it.

>>8314 (OP) 
Thats really cool anon wasn't aware that oddysee had a file sharing utility