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That's a big AFV.

>>33349232
For EU

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>>33349225
Because you're a small guy, and because it's modular and armored

>>33349123
a burst encoder likely
you type out a message then hold it up to a microphone or plug it into your radio and it sends the whole message is a very short burst of data or morse code

>>33349189
That's fucking rad.

TI-86

>>33348868
Are those assault rifles registered? Why would you even need them? You can't hunt with them, they'd blow the animal apart!

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>>33348894
Fuck off rich, you're being unoriginal

Have fun with your refugees faggot

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>>33348884
There's a stamp on the bottom. I didn't know if that might help identify.

The Ferguson rifle was a flintlock breechloader. Don't see why it couldn't be made as a matchlock.

There were some breech-loading flintlock weapons. It would have been possible, but they would've been unique status item for royalty and wealthiest nobles rather than actual useful field weapons.

>>33348782
That verticle foregrip makes it an assault matchlock.

>>33348661
Finland soldier's hand book is wrong

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>>33348661
Yes. Chicken winging helps you stabilize the rifle, but in turn causes muscle tension in your arm which fucks with your trigger pull and thus marksmanship. Stability of the rifle is far more important in combat than a soft trigger pull. A rifleman is not a marksman/sniper and vice versa and an unsupported standing position is not one you should be firing from in the first place, if at all possible.

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>>33348661
what is your problem? this works great and i dont know which tacticool operational youtuber decidet this is shit?

>>33348615
all around is 4x
depends on what you're going for tho

>>33348615

4x is my preferred magnification, but it really depends on what gun you're using the scope on, what you're doing with it, what distance you're going to be shooting at most of the time, and so on.

10x

>>33348450
It's probably failed attempt at coping FN 1900.
Might be Chinese, might be Spanish.

>>33348529
I'm gonna go with Spanish, since it looks like it's done on actual machine tooling and by people who know what they're fucking doing.

>>33348450
Too add: Selbstlader means autoloader in German. If it is mispelled it's more likely to be Chinese, because they put those markings without knowing much about them.

I had one years ago. Took 6 weeks turnaround for me. I used it a ton back when nuggets and SKSes were dirt cheap and just cherry picked the best out out of each batch I bought. Lot of impulse buying back then.

If you are actually into older and surplus guns, then it's a good deal I think. The license pays for itself in just a single transfer in some places. ATF hardly does 03 audits, as it's a waste of their time.

It's also good for store discounts, since many stores consider you a dealer (even though you legally aren't) Brownells is pretty much the only place which discounts are worth a damn though.

I didn't bother renewing since to use c&r in CA means more hoops and and you still have to register your guns. I've since moved, but turns out c&r is even more useless in Oregon.

>>33348401
Yeah I've heard having the ATF actually check your logs is pretty rare. They need to come in person to check them, right?

As far as what is considered a C&R firearm, is it just anything made over 50 years ago or is it more nuanced than that? I know Ian made a vid saying that Colt SP-1s are now C&R eligible, so does that mean at some point in the future every AR lower will be C&R eligible?


And as far as selling goes, once you hold an FFL, do you need to do background checks when selling or is that not required for C&R FFL holders?

>>33348356
I had one 7 years ago, bought a some slavshit and swiss rifles really cheap. There's nothing left really that's priced right, unless through President Trump's power the cool stuff C&R stuff starts flowing back into this country.

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In leafland I think they're classified as firearms but at least there's zero restrictions on them.

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>>33348340
No issue in the UK,

I have access to shooting land so lots of fun to muck about with.

>>33348340
Pastaland says it's not a firearm, it's a tool with low offensive capabilities (like knives, screwdrivers, hammers, whatever can stabbity stab or crushity crush someone else).
BUT you can't carry unless you have a need for it, and crossbows are forbidden for hunting if I recall correctly. You can hunt with a bow (provided that you have a hunting license), and bow is also considered a tool so you don't need any special permit to carry besides the justified reason.

Transporting in your car is fine, as long as it is not readily accessible to use as a weapon (keep it in the trunk especially in cities).
Absolutely no carrying on your shoulder in a city, in a smaller village you'll get away with it if you're a local, but a good rule is to always have it in a rifle bag.

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>>33348118
Truly a Godly helm!

>>33348145
>Straight walls
lolnope

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>>33348145
>not having sloped armor
step up your game, senpai

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>>33348109
>choosing hydrashok over HST
TOP FUCKING KEK, what a madlad you are.

>>33348109
What's your preferred ammo?

Durrrrrr. Different ammo different calibers. being 18 and not fucking stupid would help.

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Federal 9BPLE. Best non-meme carry ammo. Only about 30¢/round for JHP +P+.

https://youtu.be/W9iiaXoRaRY

>>33347953
That looks like the inside of my tercel, but that design looks, older.

My fun only cost 1/3rd of my automocar though.

I wish. My car's nothing special, but I'd still have to buy an NFA gun or something ultra-rare to beat its price.

>>33347953
God damn. My last car cost 18 grand but I sold it. So yeah my commuter car costs close to my rifle, 2 grand. It goes from A to B and I'm 28 so impressing girls with a car is a young man's game.

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No your just a faggot that doesn't know how to use the catalog or search.

>>33346273

You're not in Washington are you?

>>33347952
You should by a briefcase plate carrier so you can hold extra plates in a threat situation.

>>33347558
What is your intended use? If HD get The 14. If you're just getting a gun to fuck around with get the regular

From an aesthetic viewpoint, get the 18.5.

>>33347558
My neighbor has the 18.5 with the skeleton stock on it and a trijicon RMR. I wouldn't want the 14 for the lowered capacity