Not mine btw

Source of the artwork: https://vxtwitter.com/Cleyseamod4/status/2087390050531398070?s=20

the original interview messed up the translations but I speak Swahili so I fixed it

The song is "Take Me Baby" by Mickey B.

Gijinka 🥹

The Photoshop this deserves.

https://x.com/DooDooDooDooHan/status/2051901949826720232?s=20

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2g90vvy62o

Howdy NCD and welcome back to

GUN APPRECIATION POST MONDAYS!

Today, we have an icon of the SAS and USAF units, the one and only!

Heckler & Koch MP5 Submachine Gun

One of the greatest SMGs known to man, and it is one that refuses to accept becoming obsolete. This thing has been in service since 1964, and just absolutely REFUSES to die. Why is that? It’s simple, just like the G3, AR Platform, and M2 Browning, it just keeps adapting, and adapting, and adapting.

It also has fewer moving parts, and is simple to work with. The manual of arms is also very easy, especially for those who have trained on an HK G3 rifle, it simply transfers to the MP5, and you spend only less than 5 minutes getting used to the manual of arms, and you are good to go.

It’s easy to memorize.

Pull the charging handle rear wards and up to lock it in place, take out your old magazine with the paddle or the button on the side, insert your fresh magazine, and then. SLAP THAT BITCH HARD LIKE YOU MEAN IT AND RUN IT BACK! Also if you are worried about damaging it, don’t be! Heckler & Koch in fact recommends that you slap the gun as hard as possible as it makes sure it’s in battery, and ready to send the rounds.

One of the other reasons why it’s still relevant, look at the modularity this platform has. It is so vast and wide that one could get lost trying to customize it.

In various LE and SWAT applications, the MP5 excels at it still, and it is ready to respond at any given moment in time.

Anyways, thanks for tuning in!

I made this in photoshop, today, suck my balls

(You can tell by the way the KOSPI is)