Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 52. page

>>35130312
Yes.
Mossberg 500 is going to be the standard response from /k/.
Good firearm overall and you won't regret it.
I personally prefer the OLD Remington wingmaster 870's, but I'm talking about models from the 70's and many people would rather buy new versus trying to gamble on something from gunbroker or waiting for something local to show up.

>>35131027
>>35130312
I just bought my first firearm and it's an 870, I personally love it. Bunch of furniture kits to keep you happy

>>35130312
Only problem I have with the 88 security model is that it's fixed choke and if you want to change out different barrels for skeet shooting or hunting, you have to buy a whole different magazine tube, too. It's fine if it's just going to sit in your bedroom cruiser ready all the time, but not if you planned on having JUST ONE GUN for everything shotgat-related.

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>>35130284
Not bad anon.
Though im aussie so i really don't know the standards
I tried the SASR 20 km hike over 8 hours
Got 12km a day down to 1hour and 50 min
But didn't have the 60 kg on me back.
I did this for 4 months straight, no days off .
I'm a fat cunt that smokes like a volcano.
For me i was impressed.
Might take it up again.

>>35130284
>How fucked am I?
Very. Get it down to at least a 21 minute 3 mile.

>>35130284
You're alright for a start, just keep on improving your and try to make the 3 mile mark around 26 minutes.
You'll also have to do pull-ups and curl-ups.

>>35130266

Geometric shapes, i.e squares and rectangles, especially geometric patterns, do not occur in nature. Thus, plaid would be largely ineffective.

Sucks, because I love plaid flannel.

>>35130614
From a distance and hidden behind brush you wouldn't really notice it was a bunch of square to be fair, it's still far from ideal though,

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>>35130266

You would probably have better luck with appropriately colored hounds tooth. Oh wait, that's what ACU is made of.

I just measured and it's roughly six square feet. There is plenty of room to store components in the cabinets above though.

>>35130207
My reloading set up is 8'x5' with cabinetry and shelves for about eight feet of height. Space is nice, but you really don't need much. Link related is a small setup design idea http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/tag/reloading/. Attach your presses with c-clamps if you don't want to drill bolt holes. Keep in mind, using presses can generate a lot of torque, so you need to make sure the surface you're attaching to is rigid enough.

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here is a Dillon 650xl with the shell/Mr.bullet feeders, progressives can get pretty big. I would recommend one of the lee single stages or one of the RCBS starter kits if you have space concerns

>>35130101
Born to Chill

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>>35130101

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Not if you get a Glock

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>>35130117
That's a funny way of spelling USP45

>>35130095
It's gun dependant, one revolver will out preform one semi automatic pistol that will out preform another revolver that will under preform another pistol that will out preform a taurus...

You can't generalize these things.

>>35130172
Sexy USP

>>35130077
Go watch T.REX ARMS' vid on YouTube

>>35130077
I have the same issue.

For pistols, I just bring the gun more towards the left, my stance is never a "standard" stance, but I'm still accurate at 25, 30, and 35 yards.

For rifles, desu I just shoot lefty. It sucks massively, but for anything with a sight it's more or less necessary for me.

>>35130077
Same here. With rifles, I shoot magnified optics righty, non magnified and irons lefty. For pistols, I shoot righty in a Weaver stance, but I cant the pistol about 20° to the left so the sights line up with my left eye. An NRA pistol instructor taught me that; looks goofy, feels natural, works very well. It was also surprisingly easy to learn to shoot lefty pistol, Weaver and one handed. With a compound bow, you'll have to shoot lefty, no choice.

>>35129853
It's ok if it's all you can buy.

>>35129853

they jam up frequently what are you on about

>>35129853
Single stack master race.

>>35129840
>tt-33
Shoots odd caliber not readily found on shelves, kinda expensive
Don't drop it
>norinco 1911
Jap copy of The All Fathers design
It's a fucking 1911
That said if you want a tt-33 like pistol look at Zastavas makes in 9mm.

>>35129840

You're in Canada, aren't you?

Get the 1911

>>35129863
The cheap surplus ammo is one of the TT-33's main advantage IMHO

Ay yo, where her chin at tho?

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CZ P-10 btfo's Glocks left and right. Thread saged

>>35129824
No thanks

>>35129457
Bump, this happens to me as well.

>>35129457

You learn not to with practice.

You'll get over it in time bro, don't let it bother you.

>>35129317


>6. The R+6 forces have brought forward a bridging train to the Deir al-Zor area. This convoy has a lot of pontons with it and the intention seem clear to bridge the Euphates so as to deny the SDF control of the east bank of the river and the Syrian territory there.

>7. IS forces appear to be falling back to SE of Deir al-Zor City to somewhere they can make a last stand.

>8. SDF forces have advanced to withing 15 km. of the Euphrates and are in the Deir-Al-Zor industrial area east of the river. A US general made a perhaps vacuous comment at a conference a couple of days ago that the R+6 will not be allowed to cross the Euphrates. This is extremely worrying as a battle between the SAA and SDF might result from such a policy. The two sides are heavily supported by US and Russian air. One would hope that there is some sort of accomodation between the SAG and the SDF as to limits. pl

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L-39 trainer loaded with rocket pods, deir ez zour

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>>35129135
Buddy has a savage boltgun in .243.
Fun toy, never had an issue.
Accuracy is good enough that my aunt, who's never fired a rifle (seriously), popped tannerite at 100 yards on her first shot.
Pretty sure you won't hear many con's against it from /k/

>>35129135
Get it in a caliber that makes sense. .22-250 or .204 is great for varmints. 6.5 Creedmoor if your goal is long range shooting.

>>35129135
I have a 15 year old savage model 110 in .308. Accurate as fuck, good trigger.

I like it.

>>35129063
Do they take regular stanags or still the mini 14 stanags?

>>35129106
Mini 14 mags and rocking them in is a little annoying but you get used to it.

What gun is this?

>>35129028
lack of money and credentials?

>>35129028
1) it's really fucking expensive
2) you still have to do legit work because
3) if the ATF finds out you got an FFL for personal use, they'll turn your innie into an outie. And shoot your dog too