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M4 recoil comparison after patch - both M856A1 Modded: 40 recoil Stock: 82 recoil +4% recoil reduction from skills Slight pull-down on mouse Standing stance

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The Black Line Brief

15,496 views • 16 days ago

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I keep hearing the same story from Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet, and Jack Posobiec about the "bombshell" video shown on the final day of the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing. So I pulled the video apart frame by frame. My conclusion: the public narrative about what this video supposedly shows doesn't match what I see. ❌ It's not a magically enhanced 4K video. ❌ You cannot clearly see a rifle. ❌ You do not see a shot fired. ❌ You do not see a muzzle flash. ❌ You do not see recoil. ❌ There is no audio. What you do see is a zoomed-in version of an already low-quality surveillance video. The individual climbs the railing, runs, lies down for a period of time, and then runs away at approximately 12:23:30. That's it. Watch the video yourself and decide whether the claims being made about this footage are supported by what is actually on the screen. Receipts matter. Video attached.

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Yes, Ricky was surely the culprit. But only in pushing the button. HE DID NOT HAVE ANY PALM PISTOL IN HIS HAND ! > 1. Nothing is visible between the fingers, but the shadow on the frames 0, or +1 ; > 2. Cutler's hand is half way open, with all fingers positioned forward. Nothing can be held in the open hand position like that. Especially when the hand is in motion. If anything was in that hand, it would simply fall out ; > 3. Most certainly, no weapon can be aimed at the target in this kind of open hand position, even if something could have been in it. Any weapon has to be held with a firm grip, for it to be aimed properly. Any suggesting that a weapon can be aimed form such a completely open hand position is utterly laughable ; > 4. No squeezing action in the hand is visible at all. All fingers remain perfectly stationary ; > > > 5. NO RECOIL action on the hand whatsoever ! Anyone who knows anything about the basic laws of physics, would know that no weapon is ever fired without a recoil action. Even the knowledge of the laws of physics is not required for this understanding. Just the basic common sense should be sufficient. Any one of the points above mentioned makes this palm pistol option impossible. Let alone all of them at the same time. And this evidence is with regards to the hand only. If I were to make the whole list of evidence against the palm pistol, aside of the actual hand itself, it would probably be 30-40 items long. So, I will skip that pages long extended part. I hope that just the above stated is sufficient enough ? But the full length video, with all the frames, each frame by frame examination is coming right up.

US_did_ 911

143,561 views • 4 months ago

Looking at the handguards, wireframes are different & EFT's has holes for the screws whereas ABI's screws are part of the texture, however... Unless these handguards went through the exact same wear & tear during service something fishy is 100% going on 🤣

Looking at the handguards, wireframes are different & EFT's has holes for the screws whereas ABI's screws are part of the texture, however... Unless these handguards went through the exact same wear & tear during service something fishy is 100% going on 🤣

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381,173 views • 2 years ago

Video on attempts to develop an anti-drone Active Protection System (APS) in the Russian Armed Forces. The APS architecture with a stationary defeat system and the chosen off-the-shelf solutions, such as canister charges for "Tucha," in my opinion, will not ensure success in this endeavor. The idea of manually firing canister rounds is not even worth considering against FPV drones, no matter how many cameras are installed. Moreover, even if FPV drones could miraculously be shot down, this offers zero help against "Baba Yaga" drones.On the other hand, building an APS on a fast, stabilized rotating platform with a rational defeat system is not feasible due to the lack of commercially available solutions for such a platform, which must also withstand significant repeated recoil. Meanwhile, private entities or the military have access to existing software and hardware solutions for drone detection systems, which design bureaus will never use, as they prefer to start from scratch with 10-year R&D projects to maximize profits.

Video on attempts to develop an anti-drone Active Protection System (APS) in the Russian Armed Forces. The APS architecture with a stationary defeat system and the chosen off-the-shelf solutions, such as canister charges for "Tucha," in my opinion, will not ensure success in this endeavor. The idea of manually firing canister rounds is not even worth considering against FPV drones, no matter how many cameras are installed. Moreover, even if FPV drones could miraculously be shot down, this offers zero help against "Baba Yaga" drones.On the other hand, building an APS on a fast, stabilized rotating platform with a rational defeat system is not feasible due to the lack of commercially available solutions for such a platform, which must also withstand significant repeated recoil. Meanwhile, private entities or the military have access to existing software and hardware solutions for drone detection systems, which design bureaus will never use, as they prefer to start from scratch with 10-year R&D projects to maximize profits.

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14,001 views • 9 months ago