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Very true, but modern battle rifles are fairly idiot proof. Safety/select fire, charging handle, bolt release, may release... All you need to learn.

Many pistols have the barrel affixed to the frame. Makarovs, for example, like the pistol in the gif

The barrel is permanently affixed to the frame, and the spring slides over the barrel. You then set rhe slide atop the barrel, with the muzzle aligned with the port in the slide. From there, you have to rack the slide all the way back, like you're loading it, for the slide to lock back in place.
For this gif to happen, he would have to have failed to rack the slide all the way back. The spring would be under tension, but when he pulls the trigger nothing would hold the slide properly in place.

I get that he was avoiding the answer because it's a terrible thing to ask in the first place, but that is so fucking badass all the same

Deleted scene? Idk

No. Then it's cuter

Spy Kids 2

Right? Can't see shit unless you're hiding fences and turrets in the trees

They can but they lose a lot of material. There's a British guy whose transitioned like five times

Yours is utter perfection

A very, very complex series of interlocking parts

I AIN'T THE SHARPEST TOOL IN THE SHED

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And Spartan armor consisted of a loincloth, helmet, and cloak, believing that a warrior needed little else. They were fierce, fearless, and ignored pain, but beyond the shield and helmet had absolutely no protection beyond their own skill

Romans trained and drilled for years to shift their shields so they can make short cuts and jabs at their adversaries, delivering devastating blows. A formation like that was nearly indestructible. They were probably the best

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And wear a helmet until you can't see them anymore. My wife is Sicilian; trust me on this.

You're an amazing person and everyone should follow in your favor

That bugged me

Bingo.

A hundred civvies ten years ago? Sure. A hundred civvies today? Not likely. They're excessively careful about collateral, and when it does happen it's crucified by lawmakers and media alike

I'm not blaming him. He did what was economically and tactically necessary. It was an unpredictable result, but there was information there that would've suggested it as a possible result, if unlikely. Afghanistan was in shambles when the Russians pulled out. They were a desperate people in need of leadership and economic aid. Bush 1 could have provided it as goodwill, garnered support in the region, and perhaps sped up the fall of communism and strengthened the Units State's international role.