>>30279098
NY times pls go

>>30279110
What

>>30279098
Crack pipe

For the rifle, I'd go with a SCAR-17. .308 is a better cartridge all-around and is more accurate at range. Plus you've got a million and one loads for it--everything from foreign military surplus to match grade. For a handgun, there's really a million options. I'd personally go with a Glock 26 but that's because the Glock's magazine is so common.

Aside from that, I'd suggest purchasing a few AR stripped lowers. Or some 80% lowers if you want to learn about milling. Maybe invest in some machining tools too. Being able to finish an 80%...
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>>30278995

The reason I didn't want the SCAR 17 is because it's just too much firepower for what I need at the moment, not to mention 7.62 is really fucking expensive

>>30278881
>P238 or P928
Are you high? The already too big P238 or the morbidly obese P938? They're not even subcompacts. They're better than a Glock 42, but the Glock 42 is total shit.

>a handgun and rifle
P320 and an M&P Sport II
>PS90
not unless you have a 5.7x28 rated .22 suppressor
>SCAR-16S
AR-15, MCX, SLR-104, FNC+sear, FAL, SCAR-17S, whatever. Just not the 16S.
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>>30278752
>>30278752

As you wish, bourgeoisie pig.

>>30278752
Do any countries besides North Korea use non-bomber propeller planes in Combat situations.

I've chopped a few, some to SBS some to 18ish.

Putting a bead sight back on a barrel without a rib is the hardest part.

>>30278510
Not worth it for a bolt action. If rate of fire could be obtained it wouldn't be a bad idea to have massive spread. But if you are taking the time to operate the bolt the. You might as well take a second and aim with precision. Alright idea if it was a pump or even a single or double shot to keep a compact trunk gun, but a bolt action would just be an Obrez

>>30278538
>what is solder.

Glock 17L or CZ 75

>>30278540
why?

>>30278487
Glock 34 Gen 4, practical tactical yo!

Atf pls go

>>30278416
Slow day at the FBI?

>>30278416
Something with clinton skull seeking bullets

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>>30278027
Bump for interest, you would think they would make at least a pistol version...

>>30278027
Because of the NFA.
What do I win?

because it's a cheapshit open bolt subgun. Same reason the STEN isn't popular, all the virtues of the cheap open bolt gun are gone when you adapt it to be legal.

just buy a stiffer recoil buffer spring anon, it's way cheaper.

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>>30249566
Try the QTDDTOT
Or an AR general.


Also like the other guy said, study your buffer weights and spring weights, come up with a combination that works for your AR.

Also, check a AR ejection diagram that will show you based off of the degree of your case ejection if your gun is over or under-gassed

>>30277907
I thought about it, but it seems like a half measure. Also, in case of fouling it'd be nice to be able to turn the gas up. And for speed shooting it seems like it would reduce time to get back on target.

Throw it in the trash and by an axe.

Put a mini 4 winds shotgun at the end of it (kind of like where the spike would go on a pollaxe) and use it like a Masterkey.

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>>30277837
I want a bigass explosive breaching hammer. Like King Dedede's mallet but instead of a rocket it's a giant recoilless rifle

I miss browsing through 4 racks of cosmoline soaked mosins at cabelas for $99..............

>>30277618
A new production nugget goes for close to $1000 over in Russia. Ezekiel is jacking up the price on Ivan's old stash here in the states.

>got my shitty izzy refurb for 99 plus tax like 5 years ago.
>some queer is going to pay close to 400 for a shitty molot refurb
On the one hand, i want to laugh. on the other, i want to cry.

Bump for importance

so what sporting rifle should we gun for in the next 6 months?

>>30277568
they arent going to take this petition seriously because we signed one to build a death star kappa

How about boiling hot soup?

>>30277181
you would need much more boiling soup to actually kill someone, but it may be usefull if you just want to defense yourself.....

>>30277114
Frozen fish

>>30277109

What military is that? There haven't been fucking Charms in rations for decades.

>>30277109
superstitions are for communists, I'm here to do a job

>>30277127
OP was just watching Generation Kill, that's all.

>>30276969

Something around $500, depending on where you live.

>>30276985
Really depends like anon said, I live in Commiefornia and mine ran like $550 after all of our stupid fees and DROS

New, $500.
Used, $450.

>>30276968
When I got mine I went ahead and saved up the extra $100 for a Russian.

However I lucked out and got one at a gunshow for $430, when the normal price for a Ruskie one was $500+.

>>30276968

The Yugo is the perfect starter SKS.

Very fun to shoot, don't fag it up with aftermarket bullshit.

>>30276968
Get whatever the hell you want. Type 56 are good build. If the stock is beat just know it can be replaced real fucking cheap. Make a big deal about it being beat and shave off a couple bucks. If you know how to wood they get as cheap as $25.