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Gunbroker has a few listed

>>33910821
why is a normal one out of the question?

>>33910821
Brownells has the for 70 bucks.

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>>33910739

Here's an even worse photo of the two of them.

>>33910739
Apache.

>>33910739
Apache

.50 FAMAS I think.

20x102 mm

maybe a 20mm casing?

>>33910589
Are they all clones?

Дa

>>33910449
I tryed to sell sheths on there did not sell I dont recomend it

>>33910462
Don't recommend to sell, or buy? or both?

>>33910449
Ugh.

I actually had a thread made for gunbroker shit earlier.
I'm currently dealing with the fallout of a dickhead being very...well, not understanding in the slightest.

You'll either have a really fucking good experience or it's hell but there's really no in between.
I bought a Gewehr '88 and it was excellent.
Shipping was fast, customer service was excellent.
But if you fuck up, not even god can help you apparently. Be VERY careful about accidentally clicking buttons (I'd reccomend not browsing it via mobile because of this)

>>/fa/

>>33910457
>military gear
I don't give a flying fuck about /fa/ggots

>>33910429
Bump

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>>33910292
Depends. How much lug contact do you have to begin with?

Take a candle and soot up the lugs on the barrel, and then soot up the slide lugs. Reassemble the rifle, and cycle the action a few times. Disassemble. Look where the soot has rubbed away, that's how much lug contact you have.

>ok I did this, and have almost no contact, now what?

Option 1: Take it to a smith, see if he can re fit it
Option 2: Get files and sandpaper, try to refit it yourself (unlikely you have tools or skill for this)
Option 3: New barrel.

But see if you even have anything to worry about first.

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>>33910292
The are good guns, its weird that thats happening. I would buy a new barrel before taking it to a gunsmith.


>pic related
Norinco 1911 with noricno 84s.

>>33910523
>>33910292
also, you should inspect the the slide for marring.

>>33909978
Tell him to quit being a manlet. If 6 year old terrorists can shot AKs than your bro can shot an sks

>keep sks
>buy 10/22 instead

>>33910158
/thread

ok thanks

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His jaw.

RIP

This is why I always refused to get on a helicopter, once a small mistake happens you're kill

thanks dad

Please stop murdering threads.

>>33909657
They say food is universal as well, but you're just trying to apply hippy logic to guns.

>>33909657
>>>/420chan/b

>>33909635
a picture would help.

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>>33909653
I would be terrible DM if that was the first question within 5 minutes.

Just imagine any navy seal or low speed high drag dude with SAW pouch on the side of his PC under the arm

Now imagine the same thing with a large Camelback.

Then put each on an ALICE web gear set

Looking for a new trigger for 3-Gun. I just bought a PST gen II, so I'm looking at the cheaper side, ~$150-200. Suggestions? Preferred 4 pounds or lighter.

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Pic of full gun

>>33909620
If it's made in or before 1898, it is. In the US.

>>33909620
Depends on the date of manufacture. Ask the milsurp thread.

T-54/55 tend to be the cheapest.

Buy a $20 fleshlight to relieve all that pent up jizz, then decide if you still want a tank.

>>33909341
Already done anon, still want it.

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Tatted up hands = felon?

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Can I save her?

Were all the nonmetal parts destroyed by the fire? That rifle looks like absolute garbage you would find abandoned in some african river, hell I wonder if it's a machinegun

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There are three phases for Tactical Combat Casualty Care, or TCCC, they are as follows:

1. Care under Fire (CUF)
2. Tactical Field Care
3. Tactical Evacuation Care

When evaluating a casualty, HMs and Combat Life Savers (CLS) marines will follow the MARCH algorithm, which is as follows;

Massive Hemorrhaging
Airway
Respiratory
Circulatory
Head/hypothermia

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CUF

The first step when you receive a casualty is to return fire immediately and gain fire superiority. Remember, the best battlefield medicine is rounds down range.

During this phase, when you are not under effective enemy fire, try to reach the patient and treat ONLY life threatening bleeding, usually meaning amputations or severe hemorrhage from femoral bleeds. If the patient can do it himself, instruct him to do so. This negates unnecessary risk of another person getting shot. If not, approach the patient carefully and quickly, and provide aid. The only treatment you will do in CUF is apply a tourniquet (TQ). There isnt time for anything else. Once you place the TQ, move patient to cover as fast as possible. Once the patient is behind cover, you can begin tactical field care

Tactical Field Care

When you are behind cover, first thing you must do is re-assess any TQs placed. Ensure tightness, if not apply another. Mark patient with "T" on forehead or other visible area. this helps identify as a critical patient. From here, procede to the A portion, airway.

Easiest way to determine airway patency is to talk to the patient. If the patient is screaming and yelling, his airway is open and you can move to the next step, being mindful to continually re-assess to make sure he doesn't lose airway patency. If hes not speaking and you cannot feel breath moving, reposition patient to open the airway. This can mean having the patient sit up and lean forward, place him in recovery position, or use headtilt/chinlift or jaw thrust manuever to try and open the airway. You may want to consider using an nasopharyngeal airway or another adjunct to ensure airway remains patent.