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>>34695193
No, because here in real America we don't build things close enough together that it matters.

>>34695193
>Non American resident
I reported you to ICE Paco.

>>34695226
What about the suburbs?

What do people thing about Cold War era flak jackets? As a poorfag they are the most in my price range and you can get unissued US and German stuff for cheap. Shrapnel is the biggest killer on a modern battlefield is it not?

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>>34694971
>>34669027

>>34694994
>autism
>biohazard
Wrong hazard pictogram. It should be GHS08.

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The guy probably also has a Tapco'd SKS he'll sell you for $800 if you ask nicely.

>>34694778
If you wanna, do it. Just don't expect anyone to buy it from you. Or at least, not at stock-condition value.

>>34694778
Make up your own mind. You have 3 options: do it, dont do it, do it yourself.

This board is a joke. It is full of argumentative and judgemental faggots that think they know everything. Asking a question here, especially like this question, is going to get you fucking nowhere.

But here is my opinion anyway. I would be suspect of anyone offering a stippling job for $75. The job usually costs 2x that. But if you think you trust them, then whatever. You will lose some resell value doing it, even with the best job. Also the lava rock pattern is the easiest for a first time DIYer. But the lava rock pattern takes the longest too.

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My 1895 production M92 Berthier.

i've got a couple francotte martinis from the nepal cache and a bunch of various guns in that age range. i like that blackpowder transition/colonial period.

Got a M1868 Remington Rolling block a Krag M1896 and a M96 Mauser in the rifle dept

>>34694731
What caliber and what magazine

ITT Poorfag tries like they can but pistol caliber carbine. Just buy a hi-point an go getting blasting with Tyrone

>>34694759
Buy*

>>34694620
Don't buy the Ar7

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Get the Henry Golden Boy, it's legitimately one of the most accurate guns I own and I got it for ~$300 because the barrel was dirty, but it cleaned up in less than an hour to a mirror shine

>>34694620
All other sub $400 22LR rifles < CZ-452 Ultra Lux

No it's completely rusted.

>>34694484
Perfectly fine, just a bit tarnished.

Yes. Just don't count your life on it for self defense.

>>34694400
They need to make it bigger and more in appearance to that of the m1 garand and m-14. I'm sure it'd be more expensive, but anything for the A E S T H E T I C.

>>34694400
Drill it out

Buy a new rear sight...

Love the mini btw. It is worse than an AR in pretty much ever way, but its still a great rifle. Points so well.

>>34694093
Don't be a bubba. Do it the way it's supposed to be done or buy a different rifle.

>>34694105
drill and tap you mean?
ATI good enough?
also what optic with the ati?

>>34694123
The right way is to not do it at all, you bubba fuck

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>>34694081

If by "effective" you mean "capable of changing WW2 in any significant way" then the answer is no. By '44 America has B-29s and by '45 atomic weapons. Even if Hitler had a plane that could bomb DC itself (with the pilots picked up by a uboat, as Germany studied), all it would have done is piss us off more and render Germany a higher priority against Japan. Which isn't a small thing, because if Germany isn't dead by summer '45 then Berlin and Frankfurt are eliminated. Even if they still somehow held on, by '46 we have the B-36 and by '47 jet fighters.

However, it would have greatly changed the dynamics of the Cold War. Had Japan not surrendered (or had surrendered then was invaded by the Soviets) this greatly changes how America responds to Red China in the 50s and would have likely prevented the detente Nixon brokered in the 60s. Which would have made WW3 a much likelier possibility in the 80s and 90s, as China wouldn't have opened up meaning they would have allied with the USSR politburo if they had a civil war (say, due to an extended economic downturn).

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>>34694081

>>34694159

Additionally, the war itself (for Germany) was largely decided in winter '42 when German troops froze to death outside of Stalingrad. The only way Germany could survive WW2 is if they have the he277 in service by summer 1942, and they use it to airdrop supplies onto German troops outside of Stalingrad while bombers annihilate the city from the air. In which case, Hitler would have moved onto Moscow itself while building a both a 4,000 mile pipeline between Baku and Dresden and 100,000 me262s before '45 and hoping America doesn't just build a better missile to deliver their atomic bombs.

In other words, many more components are needed much more quickly for Germany not to get slaughtered. But even then it's debatable as Germany would still not have atomic bombs. The same would have applied to Stalin if it wasn't for the Rosenbergs selling nuke plans to them.

>>34693961
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ce3_YtSfyoc

>>34693961
something something hid in a ditch something something

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>>34693961

>>34693904
murrican state borders are the most disgusting.
you need a thousand years of war to form proper borders.

>>34693915
You know state borders are mostly just administrative, right? We can cross from one side of the continent to another without a passport. All that changes is who the local public infrastructure gets their taxes from.

>>34693904
OP, you know that shooting area closures aren't really about litter, right? It's about money. The state can make more money if the area west of Utah Lake gets developed by high end housing developments than if it's just left undeveloped because rich boomers buying McMansions have dumb wives who don't like hearing gunfire in the distance. I doubt you have anything to worry about west of Tooele.

I have an SR22

>>34693717
I have an SR9.
It's okay, the sights are plastic and got damaged during use, I've had occasional reliability issues with some ammo through it.

I'd just get a Glock

>>34693717

Basically yes. Thats not to say its not good, but it costs far more than similar products for no clear reason other than the rollmarks.

Overpriced? Yeah.

Shit? No.

That is my initial reaction, but it does seem as though you are getting some quality parts for the money (gas system, E3 bolt, trigger that performs similar to Giessele SSE, etc.)

Any opinions on KAC versus DD, LaRue, and some of the other big boutique AR makers?