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Take up guns and defend the white man. Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 12:03:18 f46e90 No.13644668

If unemployment is high enough, harassment is inevitable.

Niggers, Indian goblins and Jewish corporations will eat you alive.

The Song Dynasty invented the world's earliest tubular shooting firearm, the Tuhuo Gun, which is the embryonic form of modern firearms. But the people of the Song Dynasty did not use guns to protect the country.So the Song Dynasty was destroyed by the cruel Mongols.

We don't want to be the Song Dynasty people.

I want everyone to go to the shooting range to train their shooting ability.

To protect oneself.

To protect the children.

To protect your community.

The Song Dynasty people are shown in Figure 1.

Mongolians are shown in Figure 2.

Modern guns are shown in Figure 3.

Very stupid, isn't it?Do you know what the Song people used gun primers for? Fireworks.

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Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 16:10:16 d88d37 No.13644680

>>13644668

>Modern guns are shown in Figure 3.

On the contrary some of those revolvers look old and most those rifles are common hunting rifles not the best suited for sustained conflict or during times of war. You'd definitely be better off with a semi-auto rifle that shoots 5.56mm/.223 or 7.62mm and has extended magazine clips to shoot 30+ rounds each, that is what is used in modern warfare by military all over the world.

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Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 16:21:10 f46e90 No.13644684

>>13644680

Thank you for your advice.

In fact, I am not very good at firearms, and I only recently realized that my life was in danger during the economic crisis.

The police will only protect the rich community as a priority.

I'm really scared. I don't trust the state to protect us at all.

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Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 16:23:14 f46e90 No.13644685

>>13644680

You know, in 2008, there was civil unrest, and no one told me how dangerous it was until now, when I was a child.

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Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 16:55:39 d88d37 No.13644688

>>13644684

>>13644685

If you are new to guns what I would highly recommend is go to a range somewhere and pay some money to test fire various guns and calibers. There is different recoil ('kick') for different guns and calibers, some more powerful than others. Some lighter, some heavier, some so hardcore your shoulders will start to hurt after a dozen rounds (those are not typically the best for combat, but hunting big game btw). Not everyone is good at shooting the same caliber. 9mm is the most popular today, but if you need something lighter you can opt for .380 …or if you are good at shooting something a little more powerful .40 S&W. By far the .223/5.56mm is the most common for rifle rounds but there are so many you can choose from. I have a Hi-Point 1095 that shoots 10mm for hunting deer. Another HK rifle that shoots the .223 and 5.56mm with 30 and 40 round magazines. As far as a revolver I have a rather heavier Ruger Super Redhawk that shoots 10mm (and .40 S&W with a moonclip) which controls the recoil very well because of the weight of the gun and the length of the barrel. Both weight of each gun and the barrel length can effect the power of the recoil depending the caliber of the bullet. The more you practice the more you will be able to determine what you are best shooting with and always stick to what you are good with.

By the way, shotguns are really good for mob control and self-defense from a rowdy crowd or group of thugs. I would also highly recommend having one or two shotguns as well. 12G shotgun with 00 buckshots great for lethal self defense. If you want lighter recoil go with a 20G or 28G shotgun.

>I don't trust the state to protect us at all.

No, they won't. They almost never do. It's up to us to defend ourselves, family and private property. Waiting for the results of a 9/11 emergency call is often fatal to victims.

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Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 17:12:53 d88d37 No.13644689

Also just a reminder for any newbies considering owning a firearm, always remember firearms must be cleaned and maintained well! If you do not have cleaning kits and properly clean and lube your firearm after long periods of time you are asking for very serious risk of injury from malfunction! After I go shooting I make it a religious habit to clean and lube my guns. Your guns will only take as good care of you as you take care of them!

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Anonymous 09/10/25 (Wed) 23:43:01 57e803 No.13644764

>>13644688

Yes, thank you for the advice. I’m planning to get a handgun with lighter recoil for everyday carry, and also a shotgun to keep at home. This week I’ll go to the range and try them out myself.

And I’ll also make sure to learn how to take good care of the guns, since maintenance is just as important as shooting.💪😎👌

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