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Hey guys, have an idea on the S&W but not the Walther PP or Mauser .25ACP.
First: S&W Model 19-4. 99% to Unfired condition with original box and materials. Box is somewhat rough but complete. Not sure if grips are factory. My guess is $600-800 value.
Second: Walther PP .32ACP (7.65 on slide). Really excellent condition with no major wear or pitting. Appears to be an earlier one, guessing early 50s? No idea on value.
Third: Mouse gun marked Mauser WTP .25ACP. Very Excellent condition overall with a tiny circle of shallow pitting right side behind trigger. Finish overall is excellent. No idea on value.
I'm checking for my Uncle otherwise I'd definitely keep the S&W and the Walther. He probably won't sell them but wants to know what he could get for them. Appreciate any help.
>>28364817
Here is another picture of the Mauser WTP I found online. My Uncle's is in way better condition.
>>28364817
If he sells any of them you better fucking buy them anon.
>>28365076
Oh I'd love that Walther. The Smith is super nice but I have a Colt Trooper Mk III and couldn't afford to own both.
So /k/ opinions on this gun?
Just buy a Glock instead of shitting around with blatant copies
Bump for help?
its pretty decent for what it is
Why do some guns have the handle on the right side? Wouldn't it be easier to have it all on the left so you could be able to cock the gun without having to flip or turn it at all?
Do they make AKs with the handle on the left side?
>>28363258
Majority of people are right-handed.
Gotta cut a hole for the bolt handle to connect to the bolt carrier. Easiest to make this hole on the same side or part of the ejection port, which you want away from the shooter.
I would image that's so the ejected shell doesn't hit your arm, but it could be for another reason
>>28363258
For AKs it's because Russian doctrine is to charge with primary hand, for easier retraining of conscripts who were used to bolt-action
War is hell.
Nope, shitty parents are hell. Who lets there preteen daughter play in a guard post?
Its like they dont care if she gets raped
>Simon Pegg gets to play with FALs and lolis and I don't
War is... well it's kinda wacky.
how much would it hurt to get hit with something that had a shaft but no tip?
pic unrelated, an arrowhead that contains a pistol round
>>28383869
i gave your mom my shaft last night
>>28383869
I only know how just the tip and no shaft feels
>>28383869
>pic unrelated
so why not post a pic that is related so we know what the fuck you're talking about?
how safe is to shot in the air with shotgun shells that had their pellets removed ?
>>28382131
bumo
>>28382131
Jesus christ that's disgusting
>>28382131
Moar?
Play a game, /k/?
http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Special:Random
Click the first link of every page until you get a firearm. That's your SHTF gun.
How do you do?
Example:
>Hit Random
>Woody Allen
>First Link: Colt Detective Special
>>28381692
really a nugget?
>Hit random
>Burn Notice - Season 6
>Heckler & Koch P30
>>28381692
>Luger P08
I'm pretty damn okay with this.
Hey /k/. I'm from /tg/ and doing gun related things. And while I've being doing some fantasy things I also want to remain somewhat grounded to actual gun mechanics.
My current question relates to handguns and their actions. I understand, with revolvers, the difference between single, double and semi-auto actions. Single action you need to physically pull the hammer back in order for the trigger pull to release it. Double action pulls the hammer back for you when you pull the trigger. Semiauto uses the force of the shot to recock the gun so you have a lighter trigger pull. That all seems fairly easy.
But with a standard handgun I can find no differences between single, double and semi-auto in the way you actually use the weapon. From what I'm seeing in video of actual firing, no one needs to pull the hammer back, no one needs to do anything special. They just squeeze the trigger and the gun fires. I'm sure they're vastly different in terms of internal mechanisms, but whats the actual usage difference between them?
When I'm firing a single, double, or semi-auto pistol, what is the difference in performance and how I do it? If they can all fire at about the same speed and reload at about the same speed, then in terms of gameplay mechanics there's no real difference.
>>28379618
Sounds like obsessing over minutia to me. Why not have a standard semi-auto in 9mm as the default handgun and another option being a revolver in a much larger caliber.
>>28379618
Damage, magazine size, accuracy (if the system uses it).
Double Action and Single Action only refer to the length of trigger pull, a Double Action makes the trigger pull also cock the hammer while a single action must be cocked before pulling the trigger.
"Semi-Auto" in this case is an incorrect term technically, gained in the 1900s when the first magazine-fed pistols began showing up. To differentiate them from standard Revolvers people called handguns like the 1911 "Automatics"which shifted to "Semi-Automatic" later to further delineate between weapons with continuous fire.
Semi-Automatic does not refer to the type of trigger action.
So, the SIG MCX can't stand up to even light weight abuse. Would not with stand military trials. Why do people buy these "Not ARs". They have no historical significance, they aren't interesting mechanically, they are just special snow flake guns that do nothing better than an AR-15 and just do things worse. I understand the 5.56 market can be kind of stale, but nobody wants these things.
>>28379127
>Sig Sauer
>customizable
>uses stanag mags
>literally 5 lbs unloaded
Good luck finding an AR worth a shit that light.
>>28379147
You know you can build an AR, right? You aren't restricted to the image you posted. Why would anyone want a gun that fails as much as this one days?
Video related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LFCQVLsrnk
>new 5.56 rifle that comes out in the market that is marketed as NOT AN AR
>uses stanag mags or some ar feature that is a selling point
Fucking why?
If you were fighting in a war today and the opposing army suddenly started attacking you with this, what would you do?
I think surrender would be a great choice.
>>28378124
Willie Pete
>>28378124
>Short range EMP strike
>Soldier is trapped in 300 pound suit and cant use his weapons
>Squat and shoot him to death with an AK while he struggles to escape his inevitable fate
or
>Zyklon Bend the suit over and fuck him in the ass
>>28378124
Smoke, chaff, e-war, etc.
Are you a sheepdog?
>>28373491
No, capitalist pigdog
>>28373491
I don't care for the term, and whenever I see someone use it I assume they're just a tryhard, but yes.
lets go
>>28380362
DUMPING MAH WEAPON OUTFITTERS FOLDER
part the second
Share the best pictures of your guns!
I don't let my gun use the camera.
Babby's First Thread Edition
>>28361441
First for no Mexicans
Beat to hell large Alice I got cheap, I don't know why I would start a thread if I don't have anything cool.
>>28361441
Are you trying to summon Tely?
