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So. Death wish 3 was on /tv/ recently. Have you got one of theses?
It's a wildly, Fucking awesome looking pistol but i don't know how it handles. Anyone here own one that can tell us how it handles?
Dont know, They were very rare because few where made before the company went bankrupt. Gas piston operated with a variable valve to adjust the gas pressure. So in essence it can cycle very low to very hi pressure rounds. If you really want one the company just started up again and is trying to reproduce the Wildey.
http://www.wildeyguns.com/
There's one for sale at cabela's in cristiana, delaware.
I think it's close to 2grand. Looks to be in great condition.
And actually as i'm typing this i'm realizing that the gun at cabela's is an auto-mag, not the OP gun so i'll just go stick my thumb in my ass.
>>30534371
Nice meme memester F A M memester memestress memenigger memefag memetrash memeshitter memecunt memekike
I just reserved this PSM pistol for 450 Swiss Francs.
Can /k/ tell me if this is a wise choice? How will I find ammo and mags for it?
Does anyone have one?
Cute/10
>Litteraly called little pistol
Cute desu
>>30534480
>*Literally
which kid are you /k/
The Muslim one
The Muslim one
The AK kid is operator as fuck.
Was there a particular job in Iraq or Afghanistan that was particularly dreaded/dangerous? Something analogous to tunnel rats in Vietnam?
>>30533914
EOD or route clearance to a lesser extent.
Theres rivers in Iraq believe it or not.
I've heard SWCC will deploy on their boats on these rivers, and just putt around until they inevitably get ambushed, and release hell.
Then once they reach a dam, a Chinook lifts them up and over and they do it all over again.
So using yourself as bait on a lightly-armored, heavily-armed boat seems pretty dangerous.
I was EOD, it was dangerous but we always felt confident because we had the training, tools, and up to date technical intel to deal with IEDs.
I respect Husky drivers for being the designated convoy casualty.
Glock fags will defend this
https://youtu.be/tivjOK7hAOM?t=34s
Why do people act like glocks are the best gun ever made? At best they are an overpriced, reliable design.
>overpriced, reliable design.
Goddammit.
Paying for reliability shouldn't be my first concern then?
Get the fuck out retard.
>>30533794
Except other, equally reliable guns exist at lower pricepoints. In fact, most of them don't sell grenades disguised as handguns, like Glock loves to do with .40 and 10mm.
Seems like bait but I'll bite.
I paid about $450 ten years ago for a new Glock 17. I use it at least once a month in pistol matches. Only failure was a stove pipe ONCE. it's comfy to hold, accurate, and easily modified. Love the gun
I fairly recently learned that most soldiers don't carry sidearms, because why would you carry a far less powerful and accurate weapon system, when you can just carry more ammo.
This makes sense, but do some soldiers carry both? If so, can I get some examples? Thanks in advance.
>>30533747
only officers and senior enlisted have side arms
that and usasoc
If you have to resort to your pistol, you're already dead
pistols are only for fags that are too lazy to bring their rifle when taking a shit
Will the SIG p320 or S&W M&P line of handguns be used by a majority of police officers in the US?
Will anything ever take the title from GLOCK ?
No
It is too ingrained in Police Departments for everybody to just switch at once.
Unless some futuristic pistol comes out that blows GLOCK out of the water, they will be the primary pistol for a majority of departments..
>>30533705
probably not, they dont do anything drastically different other then a few upgrades, and most departments tell you to suck it up and deal with what you're given. Mine just allowed the M@P line and as much as I like it im too lazy to switch my glock 17 for one
its not like the transition from revolvers to wonder nines, and the wonder nines to plastic fantastic. I like all the glock clones out there but theyre really not all that much of an improvement, especially for a bigger LEO dep. to justify buying and...
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>tfw my department still uses .38 revolvers
To all Europeans out there;
The EU parliament is trying to push through a hasty drafted bill banning semi-autos and making gun licenses temporary & subject to constant medical supervision. The vote is next week on the 13th of July.
For the future of European firearms culture, which still is very much alive, please sign the petition and WRITE YOUR MP!
What you can do: https://firearms-united.com/2016/06/20/protest-2-0/
https://www.change.org/p/council-of-the-european-union-eu-you-cannot-stop-terrorism-by-restricting-legal-gun-ownership
<don't control borders
>punish legal gun owners even though they are statistically the most law abiding people around
Already signed long ago back in the 100k's
Keep it coming lads
>>30533520
time to <first letters of your country here>exit
I am very disappointed by the Walther ppx. I bought the gun about 5 months ago and after about 150 rounds down the barrel, the extractor broke and it broke the slide. I then sent it to the distributor and they arranged everything with Walther. It took 5 months to get the new slide. Today I just received the gun in the mail and I noticed that the frame in now cracked. I don't know what happened and if it’s the distributor fault or Walther's fault but I am VERY disappointed. First the slide and now the frame. It seems like this is a very bad quality gun. I'm not...
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The cracked frame
>>30533494
>>30533509
I'm too lazy to google, but is the 9mm or the 22lr? I've heard nothing but horror stories from Walthers 22 pistol.
I've fixed a ppk, honestly not impressed with it.
>>30533674
It's a 9mm
Muh glock fawty brand cerakote
>>30533216
That's just an ugly color OP.
Maybe try a red and black tiger stripe pattern.
>>30533232
With the grips back on it, it looks nice
>>30533216
You many have to take advantage of that lifetime warranty right about soon.
Could one highly skilled guy with a knife wreck a load of armed amateurs?
>inb4 mall ninja shit
If he crept in while they were sleeping.
>>30533242
He could if he was Brock Fucking Samson.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khyzj5toqwA
Help me /k/.
I'm tired of being an unarmed beta fag.
I just like the aesthetics of CZ-types.
EAA has the Tangfolio, K2P, and B6P for ~$250
>>30532939
P-07
>>30532939
>Too poor for Sphinx
No shit.
>GIVE ME THE CASH!!!
I saged you.
>>30533006
But did you press the little button on the side.... take your time
>>30532833
How did this?
I gotta ask because alot of the people I go to Uni with are getting triggered over this latest guy being shot. They keep saying "why do they not shoot him in the arm or leg". I respond by saying, because it is not a video game, police are trained to shoot the biggest target (torso), not to mention the fact in the heat of the moment the stress would effect the accuracy of your aim.
Anything a more learned person on this topic could add to this ? or even a criticism of this statement ?
>>30532768
You shouldn't trust the pigs.
>>30532768
If the situation has escalated to the point where use of lethal force is warranted, it is the exact situation where you should not be looking to incapacitate somebody.
ie- Somebody is directly attacking physically or shooting.
The last thing you want to do with an armed or violent suspect is put them in immense pain while still having them able to react violently. Shooting in the leg has the possibility to do exactly that. The person can no longer move, but they can still shoot back or physically...
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Not really, its really not a complicated issue. Arm/leg/warning shots are a convenient fantasy solution perpetuated by entertainment, they're impractical and dangerous in reality (and not even legal, depending on where you are) and as far I know not a single police force or military in the world trains people to do them.
This is a 57mm naval gun mounted on a modern warship.
>>30532557
This is a 127mm naval gun also mounted on a modern warship.
My question is, could rounds fired from the 127mm gun be intercepted and shot down by the by the 57mm gun from the previous post?
>>30532557
they look like pea shooters
>>30532686
Expansion of the original question.
Could the 57mm gun in the OP shoot down the 406mm rounds from the Iowa's naval guns?
