there are extremely few inch pattern fals (they came in almost all as LEO imports) in the U.S. There are a lot of metric design (and mixed master monstrosity) receivers with inch parts kits. I happen to think the ergonomics of an inch pattern receiver are a little nicer than metric and inch can take metric mags but not vice versa.
pretty much everything outside of parts that go into the receiver is interchangeable between the two. It is extremely common to see a rifle with inch furniture and such on a metric receiver or sometimes a shitty us receiver that is roughly inch pattern.
Lincoln Torres
You want to be as mobile and light as possible. Go full vietnam shit on all niggers who want to take away your funs
Austin Fisher
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Jaxson Martinez
That's a perfectly good tactic if your strategy is to raid others for immediate supplies. If you intend to go full isolation then bringing some medicine and animal traps would be a good idea, armor would still be worthless, and suppressors would still be handy.
Nolan Taylor
Well, you see, just because you suck with basic electronics, survival and marksmanship doesn't mean I suck. I can make a sentry turret out of scrap metal, a raspberry pi, a webcam and a couple of actuators (something as basic as salvage windshield wiper drivers would do the job). I can land a hit on a mile away target. I can hide in broad daylight in a bush that you won't see me there if you stare in my face. Additionally, I can select such attack spot that the enemy won't know what hit them, and won't be able to retaliate. They won't be shooting back, on account of that basically pissing away rounds into the void, and even if they will, it's only 10/360 chance that they'll even fire in my general direction, let alone at me. Those are all pretty fucking important skills if you intend on participating in guerilla warfare. If you don't have them, you should fucking train. And that's literally everywhere and everytime. There's no such scenario where you want your gunshot to be louder than it's minimum possible volume.
Andrew Torres
Regarding armor, I'd like to mention that it makes no guarantees of any sort. In a firefight, 80% to 90% of rounds will go to your chest, where your heavy-ass IIIA carrier will probably stop them. That still means that 10% to 20% rounds will go to unprotected areas, such as arms, legs and head. Unless it's a graze, for which you don't need armor anyway, it will disable respective appendage, and there's a good chance that such hit will kill you outright. So if you take 30 bullets, about 5 of them will hit unprotected areas. Which brings us to the main point: using armor is like raising stakes in a gamble. You're already putting your life on the line there, using armor just means that there is a better chance that you'll make it out alive. If you don't do such gambling, your chance of making it out unscratched is basically 100%, and you don't need any armor as well.
Connor Lewis
Nobody is going to take 30 shots, but there's a high chance you take one in the chest when going through a door or to the back when fleeing, that's when armor saves your ass. I hope Streloks are protected, at least during the first attack on their homes. I find funny you say "train moar"and then say 370g plates are heavy. Also for armor you want III+ at least.
I can smell the mallninjary from across the Atlantic. That or you are a LEnegro trying to get Streloks killed through misinformation.
You guys need to network, as one man is easily flanked and has limited focus, while one mate (at least) can carry you to cover and apply first aid when wounded, and provide cover fire when reloading. Train squad tactics and defense against being gased/flashed and breaching. Be /fit/, cardio is best, but be strong enough to carry everything you need. Good luck guys, once one loses his freedom he can't call himself a man anymore.
Jackson Rogers
AR-18
Justin Ramirez
Well pardon my ignorance. I meant a vest that's rated to stop assault rifle rounds point blank. Those come in weigths starting at 20 pounds with only vital organs coverage, more if you want better protection. The point I was trying to get across, is that if you need this sort of armor, you're already screwed. This won't be like marines plinking at sandniggers from 100 yards where the armor would be actually pretty useful. Well, not to you, to the government it will be. You will get shot in no time and armor won't do much good to you.
Dunno what mallninja you find in there. Shooting at enemy from large distance AND concealment is nothing fancy, it's just something anyone with half a brain should prefer over getting close enough to attack with your AR-15 but where enemy M4's can also get you. Ditto with camouflage. And making a turret is easy enough with proper know-how and a bit of parts. I can even make you a schematic and describe the computer vision and aiming algorithm to flash the firmware with. To me all that shit is pretty normal, being a hobbyist programmer and all.
Ayden Nguyen
Upon closer inspection This is a sure way to get your whole squad wiped out by sheer superiority of the regular forces. So I think it is you who may be trying to kill these guys.
