/k/ - Weapons

Those propane can bombs are so common in Syria. There has to be an ISIS manual on their use and construction somewhere the designs are just way too standardized to all have been independently thought of.

>>623786

Are OP's picture legal if they were insert like those training rifle grenades?

>>624058

>>624058

>(2) Any weapon by whatever name known which will, or which may be readily converted to, expel a projectile by the action of an explosive or other propellant, the barrel or barrels of which have a bore of more than one-half inch in diameter (.50 inches or 12.7 mm), except a shotgun or shotgun shell which the Secretary finds is generally recognized as particularly suitable for sporting purposes; and

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

It seems you could legally use inert rounds provided you registered the mortar itself? As an inert round doesn't require a tax stamp?

>>624071

>>624058

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/firearms-guide-identification-firearms-section-10#mortar

So does anyone have the Canuck screencaps about the SAM?

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>>623870

The Syrian conflict was probably the best thing to happen for the development of improvised heavy weaponry.

Look at those armured SUVs. I bet they can shrug off 7.62x51.

All of this ingenuity with very few parts.

Look at that last drone. See the landing gear: that's a fucking carbon fiber reinforced polymer. How on earth did they even get access to that? It's already difficult to build stuff like that over here unless you have access to some very good equipment and knowledge. These guys must have had some very bright heads among them, though I doubt that the cable they punched through that part is really good for anything.

I love how they tried to make the thing weathe resistant with plastic foil. It's stupidly simple, and yet effective (even though it will ruin whatever aerodynamics the rectangular body used to have).

Why are all the tires blackened though? They obviously didn't put on brand new tires on these things, right?

>>623801

This tbh. The range and accuracy may be shit, but if you want to take out a tank, take a bag of explosives and put it in a shaped metal box. Either drop that on top of a hatch, or blow it right underneath the tank.

>>624560

>that BMP

Poor thing. How many decades did it spend rusting innadesert just to get pushed into service one more time, to get abandoned by it's crew, only to get refurbished by some fags and to be crudely modified by some dudes with a welder, only to ride into battle as a monstrous abomination, get abandoned once more and put on display in this miserable condition.

I want to take a grinder to those Schürzen, oil it's turret ring, and clean out all the gunk in the engine. I want to see her smile again.

>>624531

The only reason I could imagine them blacking the tires is because it would keep them from dry-rotting if they needed to move it around or it was on display at a museum, or keep them in good condition if they need to pull them off and use them on something else.

>>624531

They have the thickness of the steel stenciled on them.

>>624560

The whole Syrian conflicts looks as if a bunch of sandniggers that somehow accidentally LARP'd as the GLA, holy shit! But man isn't it fucking amazing at how much scrap they managed to bolt on to any working motorized chassis they could find?

Also thread theme

>>624562

Fam, the Houthis are still using rusted T-34s as emplacement guns. Speaking of the Houthis, they managed to took down dozen of Abrams but they don't seem to have any interests in commandeering any of it, is it true that Toyotas are that fucking valuable in the Middle East compared to a fucking Abrams?

>>625186

I'd take the toyota over the tank due to the fact that I refuse to deal with having a maintenance heavy beast.

>>625200

I don't know, at first i suppose they could strip the tank into scraps and use those expensive armor plating into vehicles. Then i just realized that the Abrams has composite armor so it's going to be a pain in the ass to scrap it down. After thay i thought that they could have used the friggin thing as a pillbox or some shit. But at that point that must have been redundant as fuck since the Houthis are playing a Hit-n-Run game with the sauds. Lastly, i thought 'maybe they could just like booby-trap it' until it occured to me that the Sauds they are up against.

So with that out of the way, i conclude thay Burger equipment are very much terrible for sandnigger insurgents.

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>>625911

arent they all pre1964 though?

>>625896

You should be able to make something similar by buying model parts.

Hell you should be able to make something better.

>>623805

Is that little one with the blue tank a propane mortar?

>>627381

That's good

>>627355

>Mexican monstruo

>Which is obviously a Ford

Shameful display

>>627462

The saddest part is that out there are more modern, lighter Monstruos, but it had to choose the shittiest, heaviest of all just because of the "wow" factor.