You might not know this, but thatâs how early humans hunted birds.
56 0 ReplyIf God had wanted them to live he would have given them explosive reactive armor
51 0 ReplyThere wasn't much meat left after the primary detonation would pierce the soft flesh of the bird but it's tradition.
22 0 ReplyThere must have been some real big birds back then for them to need rocket launchers
13 0 ReplyMore oxygen, bigger bugs, bigger birds.
Neanderthals built the first Buick. It was the only way to take down the giant ants. The birds were relatively easy.
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This is why the Big Bird species is nearly extinct
9 0 ReplyIt is normal when the dinosaurs hunted like this in ancient times:
8 0 ReplyThat's how I look after Mexican food
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We're these birds also known as dinosaurs?
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Aiming is for losers!
39 0 ReplyAiming is still important obviously, but when you start training on these from the age of 6 years old it becomes just as accurate as the older non-atlatl versions
34 0 ReplyAh yes, at our rocket launcher class for 6 year olds
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I've never held an rpg-7, but what I know of Russian engineering is that it must be so well balanced and fly so true.
25 0 ReplyTruly unparalleled precision
(Cross cut BMP barrel)
51 0 Replyit's called asymmetrical warfare, look it up westoids
47 0 ReplyWhat are you complaining? You get 3mm more material for free on 1 side!
26 0 ReplyHoly shit
10 0 ReplyWhat youâve never heard of variable bore artillery? This lets the round juke while in flight. /s
9 0 ReplyDoes the thick part go at the top to prevent barrel-droop?
Or am I overthinking it?
8 0 ReplyDoes the thick part go at the top to prevent barrel-droop?
Or am I overthinking it?
3 0 ReplyThat's why you need higher engineering safety margins! Then it doesn't matter how square your barrels are!
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That's basically how they launch rockets in Attack on Titan.
8 0 ReplyThe Henry Stickmin.
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