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infrared35 posted:I should have used an emoticon to convey my sarcasm. No, I got it. That's why I said only fictional characters would probably be able to do micro-targeting.
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I need to spend more time reading the actual words on the screen.
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I am going to start caring a S&W Model 41. Shot placement is everything after all.
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| # ? Apr 9, 2010 02:21 |
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It don't take a lot of power to flip a light switch, son.
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bunnielab posted:I am going to start caring a S&W Model 41. Shot placement is everything after all.  BTW, do you ever shoot .22 WMR?
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infrared35 posted:I should have used an emoticon to convey my sarcasm. Like this one?  Micro-targeting will be implemented in Fallout 4s VATS system.
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 Click here for the full 673x792 image. Ice-T is tactical as gently caress. 
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Secret Ooze posted:Micro-targeting will be implemented in Fallout 4s VATS system. Spleen - 74% Liver - 88% 1st Lumbar - 65% 2nd Lumbar - 65% 3rd Lumbar - 65% 4th Lumbar - 65% 5th Lumbar - 66% Stomach - 44% Gluteus Maximus - 0%
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| # ? Apr 9, 2010 03:34 |
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infrared35 posted:I would just like to go on record as saying that I LOVE the idea of micro-targeting during a close-quarters shootout. Why the hell hasn't anyone thought of that before? Aim small, miss small?  If you've got that level of control, shouldn't you just shoot the gun out of the bad guy's hand? Got to be sporting and all. Oh, look who else shows up when you search for "tomahawk": 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I care for mine quite a bit. Out of a 41? What?
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walrusman posted:Out of a 41? What? No, the .22 wmr question was just an aside.
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Oh thank god. .22WMR is a pretty neat caliber. hedgiejugglr's first(?) gun was a Marlin in .22WMR and we shot the hell out of it. I've actually been fairly impressed with its ballistic performance out of a rifle barrel, as well as its terminal effectiveness (from side-by-side comparisons that we did between .22LR, .22WMR and a few pistol calibers). That said, it costs almost as much as real pistol ammo, so it gets hard to justify pretty quickly. It was more fun back when CCI was $4.50/50.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I care for mine quite a bit. I think I have shot maybe 5 rounds of the stuff, or was this a joke?
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bunnielab posted:I think I have shot maybe 5 rounds of the stuff, or was this a joke? No, I was just curious if a relatively local goon (such as yourself, for instance) had a firearm chambered for it. I won a box at the BRGC meeting on Wednesday, and since I don't own anything in that caliber, it isn't much use unless I find someone that could help shoot it. Oh well, maybe I'll save it and bring it to the next mid-atlantic goon shoot or something.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:No, I was just curious if a relatively local goon (such as yourself, for instance) had a firearm chambered for it. I won a box at the BRGC meeting on Wednesday, and since I don't own anything in that caliber, it isn't much use unless I find someone that could help shoot it. Oh well, maybe I'll save it and bring it to the next mid-atlantic goon shoot or something. Ah, nope, sorry. I still haven't re-upped my membership due to money and the retarded new range rules pissing me off. I know they are the only game in town but come the gently caress on. Do you go to many of the meetings? The few I went too were pointless, I wish they would loving post the itinerary or something, I sure as gently caress would have come to talk about the rule changes.
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priznat posted:
Gosh that looks familiar 
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| # ? Apr 9, 2010 21:45 |
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That's the only movie I can think of where they accurately portray the complete lack of sound in space.
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Mad Dragon posted:That's the only movie I can think of where they accurately portray the complete lack of sound in space. (  )
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| # ? Apr 9, 2010 22:33 |
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bunnielab posted:Ah, nope, sorry. Sounds like the range I used to be a member of. They shut down the range for two months to rebuild it because some dumbass lobbed a round over the berm, didn't credit anyone's membership with extra time or anything. They then hired a bunch of old farts as range officers, they basically stare over your shoulder (and I mean that literally) the whole time you shoot and harass you non-stop if you pull anything out of your case that looks loosely like an AR or AK. Along with the new range officers came a number of inane rule changes, such as only being allowed to have one gun out at a time, having to keep the others cased, not being allowed to wear your carry weapon onto the range, and so forth. After they did all of this to inconvenience the members, they then proceeded to increase the yearly membership fee from $250 to $450. I went there, got my pass and paperwork done, headed to the range with my buddy, and as soon as they saw my AK they insisted my paperwork wasn't right. After half an hour of walking back to the clubhouse and going back and forth with the office people there and being told it was fine, I got back and the same, unchanged paperwork was magically fine for the range officers, too. Then, while I was trying to shoot my Yugo underfolder out there, they insisted it was too short to be used on the range (standard underfolder), so I got my crappy quasi-RPK out and spent a while emptying a 75 round drum from it, which visibly annoyed them and gave me some satisfaction. That experience pissed me off to no end, so now me and my friend just go to Knob Creek. I have to drive an hour instead of 30 minutes now, but it's worth it to avoid all the crap they put you through at my original one. That range used to be so excellent, went out to 300 meters and you could spend an entire summer's day there and never see a soul... Also, to keep with the Tacticlol theme, here's a double barreled shotgun complete with tactical rails and polymer stock. I guess it would work, but it's just...wrong, somehow. http://www.stoegerindustries.com/fi...ble_defense.php
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Seen it before, it still kicks some rear end though. I admittedly would probably buy one.
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| # ? Apr 10, 2010 06:33 |
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Thjoth posted:
If they remade Army of darkness, Ashe would totally rock that puppy.
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Pitch posted:2001, Serenity The new star trek did as well
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Gay Black Fascist posted:Oh, I get it, it's a traffic light for bullets, smart. and because I didn't see a recation to this gem: quote:By shooting the mouth, you avoid all that. It's an opening waiting for your round, sort of like Luke Skywalker when he destroyed the Death Star battle station in Star Wars 4. I can no longer unsee an x-wing firing into a persons mouth, making said person just explode.
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Shadowed Bacon posted:I can no longer unsee an x-wing firing into a persons mouth, making said person just explode. Negative, negative. It did not go in. Just impacted on the surface.
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quote:Instinct-targeting, combined with firing multiple rounds, will turn a 9mm or even smaller caliber weapon into a guaranteed stopper. Your goal should be to develop a double-tap, in which you hit the spine with both rounds, then a single round to the head of the then-falling gorg, in which you are microtargeting his center upper teeth. That will get you the brainstem. Most "Fraggle Rock" technique shooters shoot for the spot between the eyes, but if you hit it, you get the outer brain, and your only damage might be that the gorg won't be able to recite poetry to you as you have destroyed his speech center. You want to destroy the comm-center of the brain, the brainstem, with your head shot. The other danger of a high head shot is that if you hit the upper skull, you risk no penetration to the brain at all, even with a .45! If the angle isn't right, your round may just deflect off the skull. By shooting the mouth, you avoid all that. It's an opening waiting for your round, sort of like Luke Skywalker when he destroyed the Death Star battle station in Star Wars 4. I Like how this guy basically says that the average person can shrug off a gunshot wound to the upper brain-case. 
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oddspelling posted:I Like how this guy basically says that the average person can shrug off a gunshot wound to the upper brain-case. poo poo, man, I got shot there TWICE yesterday!
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He also fails to account for when you're being attacked by a poet. Shooting them there and destroying their ability to recite poetry would be the most brutal counterattack possible.
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FirstPersonShitter posted:He also fails to account for when you're being attacked by a poet. Shooting them there and destroying their ability to recite poetry would be the most brutal counterattack possible. I prefer to use a tire iron for this.
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Gay Black Fascist posted:This is awful, the offset red dot just kills me. I wonder if you could just shift focus of your eyes, without moving your head, to switch between the optics. I would love to see this rifle tossed down a flight of cement stairs, and see all the cheap poo poo smashed off it. That goes for most of the monstrosities in this thread.
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Flanker posted:This is awful, the offset red dot just kills me. I wonder if you could just shift focus of your eyes, without moving your head, to switch between the optics. This almost looks like airsoft to me... it seems like he (poorly) photoshopped the bore to look bigger. Does it look not quite round to anyone else?
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Wa11y posted:Negative, negative. It did not go in. Just impacted on the surface. Best example of a "that's what she said" from the Star Wars franchise. (Second best is "Get in there, you big furry oaf! I don't care what you smell!" Third best: "But Luke, at that speed, will you be able to pull out in time?")
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iyaayas01 posted:Best example of a "that's what she said" from the Star Wars franchise. (Second best is "Get in there, you big furry oaf! I don't care what you smell!" Third best: "But Luke, at that speed, will you be able to pull out in time?") you have a list..... a LIST.....
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tomstuart posted:This almost looks like airsoft to me... it seems like he (poorly) photoshopped the bore to look bigger. Does it look not quite round to anyone else? i found it on some thread on the ak forums and it's a picture of some serbian dude, the other pics had serbs with similar tacticlol gear so who knows??? image is too dirty to tell if it's shopped to be honest.
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| # ? Apr 11, 2010 05:55 |
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Found this on THR. Some of it is awesome. Some of it just hurts my head.
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| # ? Apr 11, 2010 06:28 |
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What is that thing below the sawed off side by side?
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Heintron posted:What is that thing below the sawed off side by side? The 40mm launcher or the 10-22?
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^Blerg! Although the sawed off above the 10/22 is a single shot, not a SxS.Heintron posted:What is that thing below the sawed off side by side? It's a grenade launcher of some kind. Everything in that picture requires a tax stamp. A lot of it isn't worth it, in my opinion.
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A thompson contender with a can would be loving sweet. That buttstock is horrible looking though. I went to the knob creek meet Friday and it drives me crazy. So many of the people with class 3 stuff/the money for all kinds of NFA stamps have such bad taste. I saw what should have been as awesome aks74 covered in tapco poo poo and painted ACU with a suppressor, etc. It breaks my heart.
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Detective Thompson posted:^Blerg! Although the sawed off above the 10/22 is a single shot, not a SxS. Your right, I didn't really look that closely.
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