NS Infantry discussion thread

[Bezombia]

Well, nothing, but it's always good to have competition right?
And wouldn't it theoretically perform better, with a larger case capacity?

At the cost of recoil, no.

Well it'd be less than the .30-06, no? And from what I understand .30-06 is still rather popular.

[The Republic of Lanos]

At the cost of recoil, no.

Well it'd be less than the .30-06, no? And from what I understand .30-06 is still rather popular.

And is the 7.7x58mm popular? No.

[Spreewerke]

You're aware that just inhaling a minute dose of ricin is lethal, right?

Yes. That's why it's inside the bullet.

It isn't during manufacturing or in a close-quarters firefight.

[Bezombia]

Well it'd be less than the .30-06, no? And from what I understand .30-06 is still rather popular.

And is the 7.7x58mm popular? No.

Well the 7.7x58 isn't deeply ingrained into popular culture like .30-06 was.
From what I understand, 7.7x58 was replaced by Japan with the .30-06, than 7.62x51, then 5.56x45. I'm sure that if Japan had held onto it and other countries had adopted it as well, we'd still see it around today.

[The Republic of Lanos]

So who's gonna invent a mass-issue ricin vaccine and lots of antidote?

And is the 7.7x58mm popular? No.

Well the 7.7x58 isn't deeply ingrained into popular culture like .30-06 was.
From what I understand, 7.7x58 was replaced by Japan with the .30-06, than 7.62x51, then 5.56x45. I'm sure that if Japan had held onto it and other countries had adopted it as well, we'd still see it around today.

But it'd still be used mainly in Japan.

[Bezombia]

Probably.
So, back to my question. Wouldn't it theoretically perform better than 7.62x51 due to increased case capacity?

[Fordorsia]

I have no idea what I'm doing. Shocking, I know

[Bezombia]

I have no idea what I'm doing. Shocking, I know

Did you construct the bullet with the border barrels bullet constructor already?

[Fordorsia]

I have no idea what I'm doing. Shocking, I know

Did you construct the bullet with the border barrels bullet constructor already?

What. I don't know.

[Bezombia]

oh my god it's gone

[Fordorsia]

I don't know what's happening. S.O.S

[Central and Eastern Visayas]

So who's gonna invent a mass-issue ricin vaccine and lots of antidote?

Well the 7.7x58 isn't deeply ingrained into popular culture like .30-06 was.
From what I understand, 7.7x58 was replaced by Japan with the .30-06, than 7.62x51, then 5.56x45. I'm sure that if Japan had held onto it and other countries had adopted it as well, we'd still see it around today.

But it'd still be used mainly in Japan.

And there's the occasional country that might just escalate as a result of ricin-loaded bullets--and by escalate, I mean "say hello to my WMD's."

[Bezombia]

I don't know what's happening. S.O.S


So when you need me darlin', can't you hear me

The website we all used to create bullets. It's "been superseded", whatever the fuck that means.

[Fordorsia]

I don't know what's happening. S.O.S


So when you need me darlin', can't you hear me

The website we all used to create bullets. It's "been superseded", whatever the fuck that means.

This is too big a mystery for me. We need to bring in the Hardly Boys an adult.

[Bezombia]

The website we all used to create bullets. It's "been superseded", whatever the fuck that means.

This is too big a mystery for me. We need to bring in the Hardly Boys an adult.

Are there any adults on this thread?
Are you an adult?
Am I an adult?
Is BH an adult?
Hello?

[Fordorsia]

This is too big a mystery for me. We need to bring in the Hardly Boys an adult.

Are there any adults on this thread?
Are you an adult?
Am I an adult?
Is BH an adult?
Hello?

Mentally, no. I am not.

So this thing was used to draw bullets? Explain.

[Bezombia]

Are there any adults on this thread?
Are you an adult?
Am I an adult?
Is BH an adult?
Hello?

Mentally, no. I am not.

So this thing was used to draw bullets? Explain.

Yeah. You'd put in some basic data like diameter, length, and individual lengths/diameters of different parts and it'd show you what it'd be shaped like, and then it would give you a ballistic/drag coefficient across varying velocities, and then you'd put in your intended velocity and it'd give you velocities at certain ranges.
It'd also give you the exact bullet weight for the shape and size of your bullet.

Extremely useful. But not it'e "been superseded".

[Krazeria]

So who's gonna invent a mass-issue ricin vaccine and lots of antidote?


But it'd still be used mainly in Japan.

And there's the occasional country that might just escalate as a result of ricin-loaded bullets--and by escalate, I mean "say hello to my WMD's."

ricin filled bullet: $50
assault rifle: $500
full nbc protection gear for your troops: $1200
the look on your face when your country gets destroyed by thermonuclear war: priceless

[Fordorsia]

Mentally, no. I am not.

So this thing was used to draw bullets? Explain.

Yeah. You'd put in some basic data like diameter, length, and individual lengths/diameters of different parts and it'd show you what it'd be shaped like, and then it would give you a ballistic/drag coefficient across varying velocities, and then you'd put in your intended velocity and it'd give you velocities at certain ranges.
It'd also give you the exact bullet weight for the shape and size of your bullet.

Extremely useful. But not it'e "been superseded".

It's a good thing I've already made half-assed drawings of many of my cartridges and I'm used to extreme ballistic inaccuracies.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

I don't know what's happening. S.O.S

My nigga

[Bezombia]

Yeah. You'd put in some basic data like diameter, length, and individual lengths/diameters of different parts and it'd show you what it'd be shaped like, and then it would give you a ballistic/drag coefficient across varying velocities, and then you'd put in your intended velocity and it'd give you velocities at certain ranges.
It'd also give you the exact bullet weight for the shape and size of your bullet.

Extremely useful. But not it'e "been superseded".

It's a good thing I've already made half-assed drawings of many of my cartridges and I'm used to extreme ballistic inaccuracies.

This tool would let other people mercilessly edit your hard work until it's fucking perfect, and then you put it in your ass cartridge and you like it

At least, that was my experience with it. Your results may vary.

[Fordorsia]

I don't know what's happening. S.O.S

My nigga

I'm not even of direct African descent though.

It's a good thing I've already made half-assed drawings of many of my cartridges and I'm used to extreme ballistic inaccuracies.

This tool would let other people mercilessly edit your hard work until it's fucking perfect, and then you put it in your ass cartridge and you like it

At least, that was my experience with it. Your results may vary.

haha you're implying that I work hard.

[Spreewerke]

I don't know what's happening. S.O.S

My nigga

I'm on "Dancing Queen" now, myself.

Also, does anyone know why I've suddenly had the urge to build a clone of the US Army's SDM-R? I don't even know how it be, but it do. Cheaper than looking at M14 EBR-RI, I suppose, also while not adding a new caliber to my checklist. Anyway, while we're on the topic of it, does anyone use purpose-built DMRs to any degree, or are most of us just throwing a scope on our standard rifles, more or less? I know I've got a notGewehr 41 set up like an M14 EBR-RI (to a degree), but pretty much everything else is just an AK with a scope in 7.92x57mm IS. Not sure if I should go ahead and make a 7.62x39mm DMR or not considering the cartridge's effective range (inb4Tabuk).

[Bezombia]

haha you're implying that I work hard.

You don't have to work hard to have work that is hard.
When I say hard work, I mean in the literal sense.

[New Visegrad]

Anything that can kill you, will kill you. If it can kill you and those around you that quickly with the very smallest of mistakes, don't use it.

I'm going to have this printed on every crate of antimatter shells issued from this day forward.
That doesn't mean we're going to stop using them though.