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>>34553155
ar15 or sks

>>34553155
Get you an AMD from classic if you want an AK

>>34553159
>ar15
Can I even buy a good one for $500?

>>34553088
>9mm
That isnt the memetic gun, you got a retarded copy and still paid too much for it.

>>34553095
>9mm tok
>not a complete meme
And if like you to show me a local shop selling these for $200. You're going to be out $250 for one at the very least, especially online since you faggots always omit the tax, shipping and transfer.

>>34553088
buy mags when you buy the gun. or before.


>I know I'm resurrecting a thread from a couple months ago, but one little thing I wanted to pass along regarding Zastava M70A magazines: Walther P38/P1 magazines can be modified to fit the M70A.

I saw the question about if the Walther mags would work in some forum several weeks ago - don't remember which one. Since I have a P1 & a M70A, I checked fit and function. I held a P1 mag filled w dummy rounds in the Zastava, and cycled the slide. The cartridges fed & ejected, and the empty mag held the slide open. So far, so good.

In the last week I got around to ordering a couple of extra P1 mags & they arrived today. Since the P1 has a heel mag release there are no mag catch holes along the sides. Even if my experiment wouldn't work, I could always use them in the Walther.

Using needle files, I filed out a notch matching the M70A mag opening as closely as I could (measure carefully, file slowly). The results are in pics below. Hand cycling for function, it works. The angle of the mag base is slightly different than the originals - not pretty, but it works. I'll need to check it at the range - if it fails I'll report back. So, if you can't get extra mags for your M70A, you can make some from P1 mags.

>>34552822
I was confused as fuck as to what the hell that thing was, then I realized bubba tried to turn a Mauser into a Steyr Scout.
Grind off the front sight post and it might actually look a bit neato.

>>34552822
You got robbed.

>>34552822
I like the Steyr Scout styled mauser stock
how is it?

It's a meme but there are plenty of other reasons to hate McCain so it's alright

How many planes did that turd wreck?

>>34552837
7 x F-4B
11 x A-4E
3 x RA-5C

134 dead and 161 injured.

>taurus

What appealed to me the most was the price, safeties, size and basically most of the good stuff people say about it on youtube. You guys got anything else to add that I need to know?

>>34552648
people on this board will shit all over it for being cheap but there is nothing wrong with this gun

>>34552547
He dropped a 1900 Luger once and cracked the original wood grip.

>>34552556
nothing was lost

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>>34552547

>>34552400
Watch Paul Harrell videos.

The Yankee Marshall also has great gun advice and commentary

>>34552410
This is bait. Ignore it OP. YM is a fucking idiot and will give you horrible advice.

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>>34552361
accu wedge. If you cannot afford make one.

>>34552361
$5 simple fix
http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/receiver-hardware/accu-wedges/ar-15-m16-accu-wedge-prod16662.aspx

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>>34552361
13 cent simple fix. Pretty sweet gun for an Australian.

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>>34552319

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>>34552319
>best rifle round of all time
kek

>>34552319
You, me and everyone here know that .22LR is the best rifle round there is.

>cheap
>fun
>easy on newbies
>rewarding for the more experienced
>.22 guns are cheap
>is a great pistol round too!
>can take small game
>easy on the ears (still wear ear protection!)


>.22 is the old grandfather of firearm calibres. teaches you important lessons, is nice and easy on you and your pleasant memories with him will still stick around even when he is gone from your life/gun safe.

I miss my granddad.

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>>34552052

>>34552052
http://www.coonaninc.com/videos/Coonan-slo-mo-shot.mp4
8.7Mb. Too big for upload.

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>>34552365
I can't decide if this is too over the top or just awesome

>tips for shootin' and visitin' the states as a 'Strayan.

Don't. Fuck off

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>>34552020
We're similar, Burger.

Kindred spirits. YOU FUCK OFF, WE'RE FULL.

>>34551953
Which part of NC?

>>34551811

Crashing this plane

>>34551818
He was not a big guy.

>>34551811
>as I fantasize, slowly dying on the street, drowning in my blood, stabbed in the lungs and the bowels by a fervent adept of a peaceful religion.
such is live in yurop.

>>34551540
Muh lol9mm.meme

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Price check on c&r eligible israeli surplus hi powers on gunbroker for ~$570.

Is this a good deal considering the state of the finish or am I better off waiting for a nicer one at the same price point?

>just missed out on a near perfect finish, non import marked one for the same price since seller pulled listing early while I was making arrangements with FFL.
>probably a fluke and will not happen again for a while

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>>34551540
Retards incorrectly equate the typically gritty pre-travel with the kind of grit a bad double action trigger would have. It's worse when they use terms for it that they don't understand and confuse the other newfags. Every Hi Power I've ever shot has had a crisp trigger with virtually no creep at all and just broke like a glass rod.

>>34551571
I'm familiar with this seller, and their prices are generally on the high side of market value, but not unfair. That's just what you get with a buy it now style listing. When I was watching Hi Power auctions on Mach1 Arsenal's page, guns in this kind of condition would sell for as low as $450 sometimes, and as high as $550 other times. Auctions fluctuate based on the amount of retards who get emotionally invested in a particular gun and don't understand that there will always be more available later down the road. Once they get a fair amount of holster wear, they lose almost all of their collector value, so $450-550 (don't take an average, it's a fluctuating price) is simply a good standardized price for them.

Take a close look at the photos, understanding that the people who work at this particular gun dealer are retarded and don't know how to use a camera. Almost all of their photos will be too close and out of focus to see the actual condition. I ordered a gun from these people once and was incredibly annoyed to realize how much worse the gun looked compared to how their photos depicted it. Look for tell-tale signs of heavy wear, like patina in the finish, ugly scratches or spots of pitting. I would want to get a gun with minimal patina and minimal pitting. Sometimes these guns will have some pitting in the bore, but usually not.

Don't the czechs have decent gun laws? Slovenia is not that bad as well, I think.

Thought Finland had okay laws

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>>34551125
Slovenia is indeed cool. I'm not sure if they're allowed to have machineguns over there, but they might be.

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>>34551094

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It's probably decent enough. I don't see the pommel getting in the way, and I can't remember any major issue either from when I've held one, though that's starting to be quite a while since by now.

>>34551094
They are great for their intended purpose; killing other tribal folks (and Marines LOL). They are very large for a filipino blade.

That pommel would have some small degree of utility as a weapon in its own right, but its really just meant to keep it in your hand. Filipinos like that type of hand-catching action. You'll see the swollen pommel grips on the end of Goloks and barongs as a further example.