/k/ - Weapons

The one that is currently shooting niggers or jews.

1911

AR variants, I'd say.

>>538440

What's up with her boots?

>>538440

1911 has ties to Belgium through Browning's work with FN.

Revolvers bring to mind America first, but not exclusively (e.g. the Webley).

AR variants and lever guns both seem like good candidates.

But perhaps the most American type of gun is the one in civilian hands.

>>538450

i think they have autism

they were kind of socks used by your guys during ww2. they got cycled out fast iirc

What's the most expensive gun with the largest number of equally expensive and unnecessary add-ons? It's not American if its cheap.

>>538441

>The one that is currently shooting sandniggers for jews.

I repaired your comment.

>>538440

Burger Carbine.

>>538482

>implying

>>538482

>by the will of one man

And the wills of his Soviet, CIAnigger and Jewish banker backers.

>>538482

It was three rounds.

>>538505

But only one penetrated the brain of a president :^)

>>538505

you counting grassy knoll?

>>538440

The obvious picks would be either cowboy guns or AR15s, but personally I'd say it's the Garand. That, or the M2, but I think that one works better as a metaphor for America's stance on metric vs. imperial.

>>538477

>All the jewish newspapers would be quetching about this

Hey, free publicity. Getting a jew to give something away for free is quite the accomplishment.

>>538485

Only if you pronounce it "car-been".

>>538521

>Garand

It really shows the industrial capacities of the USA, but it seems to be a kind of an unicorn, because they had a clear idea what they want from the rifle, and it delivered all of that without being bogged down by useless "development", and it required nearly no "refinements" to work as intended. And it was indeed state-of-the-art technology that they didn't buy off-the-shelf and also didn't fuck up. Garand himself was a French-Canadian immigrant, but I'd say it adds to that typical successful immigrant image the USA likes to employ in its brain drain propaganda. With all that said, I'd argue for the M14:

>had an old-fashioned stock after ww2 showed how a separate pistol grip is a must

>promised to be a superweapon, replacing everything from smgs to sniper rifles, and failed to do so

>had a completely new cartridge developed for it, that was just a bit shorter version of the previous one

>actually, the weapon and the cartridge were the end results of a drawn-out experimental program that was rigged in its favour, because a few people were greedy, and an other few were the worst kind of patriotards

>it was marketed as a cheap option, because it was supposed to use most of the Garand's tooling

>the fucking Italians did a better mag-fed select-fire Garand firing 7.62x51mm, and they developed it faster

It's the perfect blend of the worst aspect of the fudd and the tactcool mindsets, and it's the result of a bad and wasteful government program.

>Hey, free publicity. Getting a jew to give something away for free is quite the accomplishment.

Indeed, that's why it would be so successful. You'd have fucking CNN showing pictures from a legit axis glamour shot, going on about how the second shoah is upon us. And it's gnadzeesm, so even Fox News and co would get into it. It's only natural that the rest of the world's media would follow suit and pick up the story. Even Russian state television would show everyone how fascism is on the rise again. And you'd just need a pretty girl and maybe the willingness to ruin a perfectly fine replica of a ww2 uniform.

>garand

>only way to kill a leaf, is with another leaf

on that note, may I nominate the m14, m21, or m39?

>>538468

Do they one for relish?

>>538459

I think they look hot tbh

Marlin 1894 lever gun in .357 magnum.

American gun, American cartridge, with the American cowboy spirit.

>>538452

>But perhaps the most American type of gun is the one in civilian hands.

Best answer in the thread.

>>538450

Those are called putties, they're used on the outside of your boot so mud, water and gunk don't fall in.

>>538768

Doesn't fucking help when you're not wearing boots in the first place

Fucking women they are useless even when they try to act sexy

>>538464

>>538450

>>538459

>>538731

the ones in the picture are gaiters. note the loop that would go under the shoe. puttees are just sinched around your ankle with rope that is paralell to the ground.

smh yall are all fucking posers if you cant ID some basic (and sexy) outdoors equipment

>>538440

The Winchester lever guns.

Maybe pump shotgun or colt revolvers, but I really think of lever guns when talking about Americana.

>>538782

It's either a Winchester lever action or the Colt 1873. I'd lean toward the 1873 because unlike the Winchester or most everything else as far as I know it was never popularized outside the US during it's heyday. Even the Winchester was used in significant numbers by the Plains Indians, the Ottomans, French, Russians and others, but no one took to the 1873.

>>538697

>870

Quite fitting when you consider what happened to Remington and compare it to what happened to the US

>>538769

Take it easy MGTOW. They probably purposefully not made her wear shoes to satisfy foot fetishists

bumb :DDDDDDDDD

Another vote for lever-actions or the Gatling.

>>538521

>Garand

>Canadian-designed rifle

I'm not sure if this is a retarded choice, or if choosing it would be ebin-tier trolling.

>>538885

Every time I see a gattling gun in use, my only thoughts are "dollar, dollar, dollar" as each spent round is ejected. Depending on the organization this is sometimes replaced with "$5, $5, $5."

>>538885

>The Gatling gun, and it's modern predecessors

……….

>modern

>predecessors

Pick one

>>538871

Why is she not wearing proper equipment, and why couldn't they bother to illustrate her with proper trigger discipline?

>>549717

7.62x51 is around 30 cents a round right now. and that's the military, their unit price cost is way lower than civ.

>>549734

I have a hard time believing military price is ever cheaper than civ. If it is cheaper, it's because they're buying in such massive quantities that they're probably getting jewed on prices anyways.

>>549727

Because very few people share your level of autism, and even fewer when the picture in question involves an (arguably) attractive woman.

>>549776

>Noticing one of the most imminent dangers in gun use is not something one should feel even slightest of shame for.

Absolutely, but for the normies in charge of that photo shoot trigger discipline = autism

>>538885

I'd second this, given that it also represents the American method of engineering.

We like simple solutions, that are maybe a bit outside the box.

Where the Russians'll usually just make it bigger, the Germans'll engineer a perfect machine that will take a small army to disassemble, the British will give you the old method and tell you to toughen up, the Americans say "Well, what if we just skip it entirely?".

Other people look at the problem of, in this case, overheating barrels, and say "Let's figure a way to cool, and quickly replace our barrel".

America looked at it and said "what if we just used more?".

>>538440

>What is the most american type of gun?

the only correct answer is the kentucky long rifle

>>549824

You sick freak. Look at that grain, a good stock like that from a nice tree deserves someone who'll respect it and treat it right.

>>549825

Mowing down conscripts like drunken hand of god

>>538574

>It really shows the industrial capacities of the USA, but it seems to be a kind of an unicorn, because they had a clear idea what they want from the rifle, and it delivered all of that without being bogged down by useless "development", and it required nearly no "refinements" to work as intended.

You're kidding right?

They've tried to get the M1 to work since the day WWI ended (mostly because France had semi-autos in service in 1918 and none in 1939, yes). It's a miracle they got it working "in time" for WWII.

And when Melvin Johnson showed up in 1940 (were the Garand still weren't working) with a design radically superior (more ammo, far less recoil, used the same clips as the others rifles, could be reloaded at any time, etc…) and came with a common based LMG a light year ahead the BAR 1918 to go with it, they literally told him to his face that the Garand was to big to fail and that the government had spent the last 22 years funding it so they had to go with it.

>>549825

>Other people look at the problem of, in this case, overheating barrels, and say "Let's figure a way to cool, and quickly replace our barrel".

>America looked at it and said "what if we just used more?"

You know, if Americans could hit the target they were aiming at (with more than one shot out of ten thousand) you wouldn't have needed to worry about barrel heat.