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A truly patrician alternative to the PPQ (assuming you get the AS trigger variant).
Single action trigger is shorter and lighter overall than PPQ with shorter reset.

>>33235510
Is the P99 Compact built differently then?
I held one at a store today and while the SA trigger was light with a good reset, it felt like it had a mile of takeup/travel.
I don't mean a mile of travel as in the AS bit either.

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>>33235453
like many walthers, underatted as hell. I got to hold one in my lgs a few months ago, comfy as fuck in my hand, say what you want about the vp9 but this and that both feel great, they have that same grip angle.
Its also one of the few plastic pistols that doesnt look like it was drawn by a 7 year old and not a glock block. Its the perfect mix of aesthetics, functionality and special snow flake without delving into custom/fedora territory. If I had the cash on me then I would have bought it

>>33235332
get a CZ75B if you like steel frame pistols with good ergos.

>>33235332
The Hi-Power is the 1911 of 9mm.

I like mine, my two complaints are the safety is stupid and the barrel being exposed makes it hard to rack the slide after firing.

>>33235250
They're both good guns. The makarov is a well loved pistol for its simplicity and its extreme reliability, things the Russians love in their guns.

>>33235392
/thread

>>33235392
but the Makarov's caliber is shit

>>33234881
>>>/Fagbook/

People who OC are gay.
Fuck off.

is this bait

>>33234775
Arex Rex Zero 1

Glock 19

>>33234775
rape whistle and grindr app

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>>33234709
RDB. You can find them for about $1000.

>>33234709

Build a CETME L

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>>33234889
Will this bring me closer to [gun] Jesus?

kek saw this on /g/
also
>mauser

>>33234673
clarification request: A red 9 or standard

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>>33234705
Kek, as my shit 4chan mobile app showed I was on /k/ then posted to /g/

>>33234548
>How are you holding up, /k/?

Not well in the slightest. I've been stuck on an meb/peb for the last 2 months. They normally take longer, but it hasn't even started yet because my command keeps stalling. Every single day gets progressively worse.

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im doing good,
lost 10 pounds and im down to 230
but that was a week ago and tomorrow is the weight check day. wish me luck anons.

/fit/ says im gonna make it

>>33234520
During the first three hours of the fight, the U.S. troops remained under intense mortar and small arms fire, before the Taliban fighters breached the compound and set fire to it. Romesha moved under heavy fire to reconnoiter the area and seek reinforcements from a nearby barracks, helping the ISAF force to regroup and fight despite being targeted by a Taliban sniper. Romesha led the firefight to reclaim the depot, organizing a five-man team to counterattack while still under fire. He then neutralized one of the Taliban fighters' machine gun teams. While engaging a second, he took cover behind a generator which was struck by a rocket propelled grenade, and Romesha was wounded in the neck, shoulder and arms by shrapnel. Despite being wounded, Romesha directed air support that killed an estimated 30 Taliban and then took out several more Taliban positions himself. He provided suppressive fire to allow three other wounded American soldiers to reach an aid station and then recovered several American casualties while still under fire. Romesha's efforts allowed the troop to regroup and fight off a force superior in numbers.[8] The fight lasted 12 hours, and eight American soldiers were killed, making the engagement one of the costliest for ISAF forces during the war. Nine soldiers were decorated with Silver Star Medals for the fight. Several days later, the ISAF forces withdrew from the post

war is hell

>>33234520
guy looks like he always has ptsd. even in his interviews

>>33234227
iktf

Local gun shop got a new batch of employees that know jack fucking shit. Their default responses to anything from customers more difficult than "can you please ring me up for these items?" is to email the owner who is literally over his head in emails.

They literally told me to do that for a gunbroker transfer when it says right on their website that such notifications have to be made in person at the store so an employee can manually send out the FFL info.

>>33234227
Most small gun shops are either a kitchen table FFL or a Fudd shop. The kitchen table shops are usually a second business and as such are not a priority to the owner. Fudd shops tend to be owned by an older individual and as such they could be less than technologically adept.

Then there is as >>33234432 pointed out and it could just be they hired completely incompetent employees.

bad luck OP. ive ordered atleast a dozen rifles from GB, zero issues.
it sucks but shit happens, and it happens to everyone

>>33234213
I'll pay pal you 50 bucks if you jerk off into your hand and take a pic of you eating it.

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>>33234213
In for anon being bootyblasted

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>>33234229

>>33234080
first gun ever probably shouldn't be a revolver.

They are astronomically complex. If you want a pistol, you are better off with something else, probably a glock 19 for general versatility, but look it over and make your own informed decision.

>>33234194
Ah I am so set on a revolver though. What exactly is so complex? Also any other recommendations besides glock?

>>33234212
a revolver operates on a system most similar to the inside bits of a clock. There is a timing system for all of the components of firing(rotating the chamber, the hammer falling, and locking the chamber in place) this system makes it imperative that all of them happen at once or else it will fail. This is what makes it complex, it just isn't in first gun territory as something to get you into the hobby, and if you get it in a huge, uncomfortable caliber you could find that shooting it is very unpleasant.

The glock would be small enough for a normal sized person to conceal carry, and it would be big enough that you could still enjoy target shooting at the range.

I can't confirm anything about other pistols, but consider the Barreta 92s the Army is phasing them out as service pistols, so within the next couple years we should see a boom of them on the market.

Rifles are a consideration too, the SKS from any country would be a fine first rifle. ARs can come as cheap as $350 if you want something more modern and with a proper magazine.

If you are dead set that you have to get a revolver, then go for it. But more than likely, you are going to have a bad time.

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Heres the m&p 9

>>33233928
First gen or second gen?

Handle both of them and see which one feels better to you. They are both good guns. Is the M&P a 2.0?
I really like my M&P9 and have not regretted buying it as my first carry gun.

>>33233866

Cheaper and less difficult.

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>>33233866
They were exporting quite a lot of it apparently.

>>33233866

they had issues with welding

which is weird since they had no problems welding titanium for subs. I think it may have been due to the thickness of the titanium plates

>>33233745
Henry lever action 22

savage 64f with non shit mag 2bh lads