/k/ - Weapons

>>527187

>a few months ago told us about an ATF agent trying to sell him all kind of funny weapons.

You mean MAK-90 anon? Anyone screencap?

>>527187

>>527194

some kid was like, Yeah They siezed all these weapons and knives and gave me 140 years in maximum security. no pics

>like stephen paddock

So what's the current running theory on that anyway?

I tried to follow the /pol/ threads but as usual they turned into an incomprehensible clusterfuck of faggotry and I couldn't make heads or tails of anything, and I sure as hell don't buy the few stories the media ran about him before they mysteriously moved on to other shit in less time than the gay club shooting or the Virginia Tech shooting.

>>527228

Nobody said the kid was a /k/ anon though you retarded Ivan.

>>527233

He might as well have been - can't picture any of you cuckolds spraying at SWAT team while screaming SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED out the top of your lungs. And besides, he still went to jail while owning shit ton of deadly weapons without using them to fight those who came to take it away.

>inb4 don't give your enemies ammunition

Yeah because gun grabbers will totally give back all of your gun rights if you just play by their rules and it'll happen even quicker if you support common sense gun control.

>inb4 fbi

Yeah my point exactly.

>>527236

So did you honestly come here just to bitch about burgers not shooting something up for once when the running joke is

>be american

>get shot

He's 18 btw, so not exactly well versed in the ways of the world in general, much less the way the clusterfucked gunlaws work in this country.

Ivan if you just want to shit on burgers just go ahead and make some shitty meme joke, there's no need for this roundabout "hurrhurr wer da reblyooshin at?" angle you're going for tbh

This is why we need to pass the Saga act with knives lumped in it.

Perhaps we could roll in Universal Amnesty/pardons into the saga act as well.

>>527238

m80 I came to express my outrage at the preposterous thought that one would procure obscene amounts of weapons and immediately surrender when confronted with prospects of getting all of it confistated and going to jail, without using it to prevent this from happening. Fighting back might not last him very long, but as exemplified by real world situations, people prefer not to get shot over a total non-issue such as trying to confiscate guns from some teenage collector and put him to jail for hanging his guns on the wall in a frame. Chances are they would completely ignore him from there on if he threatened to lay waste on would-be attackers. There are places where not even military would go simply because losing men over ousting some hobos that don't bother anyone is not in any way a good strategy.

>>527245

>Chances are they would completely ignore him from there on if he threatened to lay waste on would-be attackers. There are places where not even military would go simply because losing men over ousting some hobos that don't bother anyone is not in any way a good strategy

That's where you're really fucking wrong, Ivan.

Do you not know about Waco and Ruby Ridge?

pls at least learn about this country's fucked up historical relationship with gun rights before you run in here and lecture us about revolting.

I'll also reiterate that he's 18. Did you know shit about the world and your laws at 18?

Not many people know much of anything at that age, which is part of what makes this situation so fucked up. He's barely above a naive high schooler in terms of grasping the consequences of doing illegal shit, so it's no wonder he fucked around, got caught, and then immediately got reamed.

I'll agree it's outrageous, but if you honestly expect someone that young and unsophisticated to do any kind of revolutionary tier shit you might just be retarded.

>>527249

>I haven't been considering breaking the law until I was well over 18, but thankfully I came to grasp the concept of law by now: Law does not applies unless you're caught. Can be extended with You're not caught until you're behind bars

Yeah, well, same situation here, Ivan, don't be a fucking hypocrite.

Are you really even an Ivan?

You honestly come off more like a bong or a leaf with this kind of condescending shit despite being just as much of an impotent faggot as the ones you're shitting on.

>>527218

The current theory is Paddock was working for the fed and was selling the guns to terrorists in his hotel room, kind of like Operation Fast and Ferious. The terrorists killed him, shot up the concert, and escaped. There were reports of active gunmen on the airport runways that night. Not to mention the top half of the casino he was in is owned by the Saudi family.

>in your opinions, what would constitute going to federal prison for life just for having weapons?

Nothing

SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED

>what is the legality of owning firearms? the constitution says that we can have them but it seems like the kid may have been targeted for an extortion scheme or perhaps he was taken advantage of by a weapons cartel like stephen paddock.

Legally we have the right to every arm there is. The government continues to infringe.

>in your opinions, what would constitute going to federal prison for life just for having weapons?

If you had just got done murdering someone with it.

Be honest anons, if you had a bunch of feds at your door and you knew you had multiple life sentences in your home, would you give up or go down fighting? If owning these weapons puts you in jail for life, what would kill a few feds on top of it do? This kid has essentially forfeited his life now. If something like this happened to me, I would definitely follow the "you can only kill me once" rule.

>>527301

Gotta be prepared though. Have your mags loaded and have your skills honed. More importantly however you must know how to use your weapons to greatest efficiency. With shotgun you can use 000 buck and cyllinder bore, then you can simply aim for the head. Ballistic helmet ain't gonna do shit to stop buckshot and with higher spread you don't need to be as accurate - landing just a couple of pellets is plenty. At point blank range you can aim for the center of mass, nothing short of level 3 plate could stop a buckshot out of the muzzle, and even then that would be a pretty big dent.

If you're really preparing though, better whip up some automatic sentry turrets. Luckily, it's piss easy to do with all the parts and schematics available online. To make a turret you'd need to buy something like $100 worth of hardware - an arduino and raspberry pi and webcam or old laptop, a couple of actuators (stepper driven screw rod is fine) and motor drivers, and a little bit of scrap metal. Software won't do any decent job at friend/foe recognition though (main reason why armies don't use those) so once you activate one make sure you go nowhere near its line of sight.

>>527311

>>527301

>[ATF sweating]

>>527187

>Ban shoestrings

I need to write to my MP.

>>527288

>heiled

Remember, even the US nuclear missile stockpile is privately owned (((Lockheed-Martin))), on lease to the US govt.

>>527286

That's some spooky shit.

I don't know how much water that theory actually holds, but the near complete blackout of information from the MSM surrounding the case is definitely extremely god damn suspicious and I wouldn't put killing a shitload of civilians and then covering it all up past our shitty alphabet soup agencies.

>>527286

That makes so much more sense than anything else I've heard about it…

>>527249

>Revolutions are carried out by the young, exclusively.

False. George Washington was 44 at the start of the revolutionary war. Go down this list most people in the American Revolutionary War were in their 40s or 50s. Jewish communist rabble rousers target their propaganda at young people because their less experienced in life, less knowledgeable and more impressionable, so only leftist attempts at "revolutions" position themselves as young. Sage for OT.

>>527729

duuuuuh this list.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_leaders_in_the_American_Revolutionary_War