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Pic Related is up for grabs near me for $1300 dollarydoos.
Comes with scope, bore-sighter, and 200 rounds.
It'll be my first gun. Should I?
Nope
>>27944038
>Grizzley Big Bore
>.50 BMG
Have fun developing flinch and other shit. You'll never like guns if you do it this way.
Unless it's a Nightforce scope on it, then buy it, remove scope, sell gun for $500.
I have no use for a gun that you have to take apart to reload.
What are your thoughts on the 9x18 Makarov. Suitable for edc? Anyone personally carry this gun? Discuss.
It should carry just fine, I'd probably just decock it and run it double action with the safety off personally cause I'm a lefty.
Finding a good holster might be a bitch, and you wanna watch the finish.
Now lets argue about hollowpoints vs fmj in 9x18 for ccw.
I wish 9x18 got the same love from ammo manufactures as shitty .380 did.
>>27943999
Plenty of people started using them for CCW back when they flooded the market and many still do now, if that tell a you anything.
It is a reliable firearm and would be suitable for edc....however I would not carry one. But if its all you can afford/have than by all means carry it.
has anyone form1'ed a suppressor with sdta or similar components?
if so does it work well?
what length?
how many baffles?
caliber?
how did you cut spacers?
how did you go about the blast chamber?
what material?
nobody?
i guess most decent folk are out tonight i guess?
dont worry everyone, im discussing it with myself at home.
im wondering if i go with a 5.6" can, could i use it on a "16 .308 im wanting to make a do it all spresor.
we could talk about griffin armaments new can that is suppose to do it all.
it seems pretty cool.
has anyone looked at it?
Is the 92 composed of higher quality material?
>>27943837
no. they're 99% identical. I think the m9 might still have a steel guide rod and trigger, and no warning label, but I could easily be wrong.
>>27943837
I know the Italian made guns have a metal recoil spring guide rod. The US-made ones--at least for commercial sale--have a plastic recoil spring guide rod.
That having been said, I've never heard of a problem with one of the plastic parts. Locking blocks chip and crack, the trigger can fail to reset in SA if the trigger return spring wears (or is not reinstalled exactly correctly by the armorer during depot service), parkerized mag tubes attract dust and can cause feeding problems in areas with a lot of fine Afghan style "moon dust," but never a problem with recoil spring guides.
>>27943896
you can also just pick up a steel guide rod for like $7 if you're at all worried about it.
Think of all
>the home built suppressor made in someone garage,finding out what works
>all the experiments with barrel lengths
>guys will be niggeriging wierd full auto guns like a full auto Benelli m4 or a full auto spaz 12
What would you experiment making full auto if nfa didn't exist bonus point if full auto Fudd rifle.
This full auto will be a great project
>>27943829
Suppressors would probably be noticeably better and far cheaper without regulation allowing the free market to develop new and better designs. I would go as far as saying that suppresors would be a standard thing on all firearms mil leo and civ much like muzzle devices are now.
Also factory full auto ARs and ajs would probably be a lot cheaper and ubiquitous amoung gun owners.
>>27943829
>"lol u poorfag- I bet you only paid $200 for that piece of shit"
>"all these people with sub-optimal short barrels need to into terminal ballistics"
>"folding stock really? What are you some mall-ninja quick draw faggot"
>"Why don't you have full auto? To much of a jew to invest in ammo or are you just too poor?"
I found a local instructor for "tactical" shooting.
Its a 75 buck class, and I think it would be interesting to actually shoot from barricades, different positions, etc.
Im tired of shooting while standing still at an indoor range
What are the down sides to me taking this course besides me losing 75 bucks
>mfw i see price
That's cheap as shit, even if it's a waste of time you still got some shooting in from positions you normally wouldn't.
>>27943819
Does the guy know his shit? Chances are it's going to consist of this
>NO NO NO STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING
>Do it like this, I watched a magpul video so I know my shit
>bro, trust me I was in the army/marines
>that might work for you,sure but fuck you I don't like it so do it my way
>do this retarded shit
>didn't you know I "train" cops?
>alright pay me 75 faggot
You're better off spending that money on ammo
For that cheap, go for it. Just remember it's probably cheap for a reason.
Anyone into carpentry?
I want pic related
>>27943709
that looks incredibly easy to make.
>>27943709
Why the bolt on the vertical next to the receiver?
>>27943771
I would assume to sort of lock the gun in place better.
Would the Nazis ever have been able to subjugate the United States ala Wolfenstein or The Man in the High Castle?
>>27943650
lolno
>>27943650
No way would the Nazis ever be able to successfully land on American soil. So, no.
m8 they couldn't even launch an amphibious invasion of the UK, how the fuck are they supposed to cross a giant ocean with their puny surface fleet?
I mean I don't ask for any realism at all in stuff like Wolfenstein, but it was never going to happen.
Anyone out there have a sig p938? Like the ergonomics? Trigger? I love my p226 but its kinda big for my kids to shoot, thought this might be a better choice.
>>27943561
I don't have one, but I've felt one before. Feels pretty good for a single stack 9mm, its not too thin like most polymer pistols that size. I thought the trigger was a little heavy for a single action gun like that.
>>27943561
Too much recoil for kids. It stings my hands after a few rounds..
>>27943561
>I love my p226 but its kinda big for my kids to shoot
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I want to get a rifle from my ancestorial homeland Scandinavian. I know of finish mosins, but what other options do I have?
Swedish mausers of all varieties.
>>27943406
Sweden made the Gevär m/96 which shoots the very flat trajectory 6.5x55mm. Or, if you're patient enough to look around, the Ljungman Ag m/42
>>27943427
Daw, that's what I like to hear. Is it taboo if I carve +VLFBEHRT+ into the stock?
Can we get an Armslist rage thread going? I just got off the phone with an old fuckface who jerked me around for 15 minutes with an endless stream of bullshit.
>be me
>selling Colt 1903 with 95% of the original finish, some blemishes, but overall much nicer than your run of the mill used model N
>asking $800, will probably settle for $650-700 range
>get call from guy early in the morning, I miss it so he leaves a message
>Hi, I'm calling about your thirty two. My name is Joe Blow and my number is 555... That's Joe Blow. Calling about the thirty two. My number is 555... Joe Blow. And I'm calling about your thirty two.
>repeats still a few more times
>groan, think I should really know better, but call him back anyway
>first thing out of his mouth is "what's yer bottom line price?"
>tell him I'm not a pawn shop, and would prefer him to make me an offer, which I may counter-offer
>he says "I got a perfect condition nickel 1903 a few weeks back for only $450 - no blemishes at all"
>ask him if it was the original finish, since aftermarket nickel plating ruins the value
>"oh yeah, definitely all original, yep sure."
>"the stainless and nickel models are more expensive because they can't rust from sweat and salts from your body when carrying it"
>wat.jpg
>"you can't even get nickel plated firearms anymore because it's poisonous"
>wat.jpg
>"if your gun had only been in .380, you know that's called 9mm short, I might be more interested in it. thirty two costs durn near $50 a box"
>cut him off and tell him that I can get .32 online for $12 a box
>he just keeps droning on and on
>"I have a concealed carry permit"
>"I've got top security clearance from the government"
>"I can't even count how many firearms I have"
>this whole time he hasn't made an offer or even asked for me to email him larger photos
>finally just tell him that I'm not selling the gun for $450 and I had to go, bye
>click
15 minutes of my life that I will never get back.
So, how was your week, /k/?
>>27943277
Went to a chick's house during the week. Looked hot on Tinder, sent good photos over the mobile. Turned out she was 50kg's heavier than expected and her photos were many years earlier than her current state.
Every. Fucking. Time.
What has /k/ acquired recently? I just picked up pic related today.
>>27943132
That color frame bugs me so much. It looks too much like a toy, like they use the same plastic as a GI Joe something.
I just got pic related, surefire XC1 for my daily carry G19.
>>27943132
You from Africa or something? Who brags about buying a shoe?
Quality Century Craftsmanship
I'm no AK expert. What's out of spec
>>27943113
An assload of rust
>>27943103
Op you fucked up not getting a zastava
>>27943103
Don't see anything wrong with this ar 15
Why did the sword become the universal symbol for warfare, martial prowess, chivalry, and state power? It's really not that useful of a weapon compared to other ancient weapons such as spears, axes, and of course ranged weapons like bow/arrow.
my uneducated guess is that it took training and skill to become competent and even more to become good and many of the people back then didn't have money nor training to get skilled in their use, just give them a mace or spear.
Also perhaps the craftsmanship that went into some of them, swords weren't exactly the cheapest weapon around in their time.
>>27942919
it's one of the few a tools specifically designed to be used in combat, other added uses like hunting are minimal compared to a spear or bow.
And it's easy to carry, while still being fairly effective...
>>27942919
>Why did the sword become the universal symbol for warfare, martial prowess, chivalry, and state power? It's really not that useful of a weapon compared to other ancient weapons such as spears, axes, and of course ranged weapons like bow/arrow.
Because they're a bad ass, cool weapon. I'm sure people back then thought along the same lines just like people do now. Plus because they're more expensive and more difficult to master, the people who wielded them tended to be knights and nobility which gave them a certain prestige with ownership.
Plus being made almost entirely out of metal made them family heirloom-tier items, whereas a spear probably isn't going to be passed down for many generations or otherwise be noted as something of tremendous value.
Also the fact you can carry around a sword in a sheath makes it a very convenient weapon for carrying around regularly.
Post the most recent guns you picked up.
Usually I'm posting about the most recent military firearm I purchased, but this time it's a little different. I just picked up this shotgun at my local gun store. Been looking for a nice side by side hammer gun for a while and this fit the bill.
Best thing is that it's a Colt. It's in rather good condition, and picked it up for about half of what it's actually worth.
>>27942824
This followed me home today.
