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Karambit Legality in Southern California 2017-07-03 03:31:26 Post No.34430239
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Karambit Legality in Southern California
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2017-07-03 03:31:26
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Hello. Today I had received this karambit as a gift for self defense in Long Beach, California. It is a fixated blade, inside-edged only and of length 2.25". It also comes with a sheath and string attached to it. I was wondering what the exact laws were regarding carry of this weapon in my state of California. I'm an advanced blue belt in Shaolin Kenpo karate and am also trained for knife and gun self defense.
TL;DR I wanna know if my karambit is legal for me to carry in a bag/holster for the state of California.
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*teleports behind u*
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>>34430239
im pretty sure its illegal in cali so dont risk it.
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>>34430284
"Nothing personal, m'lady"
Can someone explain to me what the appeal of having a pistol grip on a shotgun is?
I've tried shooting one and it seems like it's objectively worse than just having a stock on it.
Pic related
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>>34430084
It makes the shotgun easier to use for door breaching. Or if you're in an area where you absolutely cannot use a stock.
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>>34430107
That would make sense, for like enclosed areas or hallways where you don't need to aim
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Portability and ease of use in confined spaces
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Which is better?
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>>34430056
7.62x25
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>>34430056
I prefer 9x18Mak
>greater availability
>less expensive
>more firearms chambered in it
>better concealability
Consider the sole advantage of 7.62x25:
>better penetration
Yeah, Mak is better.
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>>34430056
7.62x39mm
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>Take my money
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>>34430037
>Ruger
>Controlled round feed
Pick one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKSTTo1pqy8
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>>34430037
What is it.
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>>34430066
Bolt action .357 rifle.
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Didn't see a thread on precision rifles up atm and I've got a few questions. I've recently become very interested in getting into long range shooting, but I've only ever shot a beat to fuck remington 700 that was my grandfathers. Where should I start as far as rifles and glass? I handload so any unicorn caliber is fine, but I've been leaning toward .338 lapua because of memes. Pic only tangentially related.
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>>34429953
Links for /PSG/
>Group calc program
http://www.ontargetshooting.com/
>Ballistic calc and chart
http://www.jbmballistics.com/cgi-bin/jbmtraj-5.1.cgi
>Turret/ milling/ basic windage/ basic drop/ Practice
http://www.shooterready.com/lrsdemo.html
>Data books
http://www.scout.com/military/snipers-hide/forums/5539-diy/13433967-d-i-y-data-books
>Basic forum work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rLfYLM48Ms [Embed]
>Glass basics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVF2pdHbX1M [Embed]
>Sniper 101 link for the lazy crowd.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwG-D0HjCBQ [Embed]
> Math suggestions to get you on target
http://www.millettsights.com/resources/shooting-tips/mathematics-for-precision-shooters/
>Blank dope book
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1S4g3GGWc_ZrLoRyxGRso5bMPRpHaAmyxvtIVj_INddI/edit?usp=sharing
>Pathsofglory's fap page
http://precisionrifleblog.com/
http://precisionrifleblog.com/2014/09/19/tactical-scopes-field-test-results-summary/
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>>34429953
Rim fire is a great option for starting real percision shooting, Pushing 17 hmr and .22lr out to 200 yards gives you enough to really start understanding whats going on with your rounds down range, and doesn't break the bank.
Caliber wise it really depends on exactly what you're doing and how far you wanna push your self, .338lap is a great round, but it's costly and not the most user friendly imo.
Rifle wise, lots of people suggest savage, but honestly they have a shorter life span than say a Tikka or a Remington
>Reminton sucks
Yes, so do most other factory rifles, aftermarket is king in the LRPS game.
Glass wise i've had good luck with SWFA personally, and would suggest it to anyone looking to pick the sport up, that being said there are other options.
Again, just my .02. Welcome to the money pit.
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>>34430109
Thx for the links.
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Are Amphibious Tanks still a good idea?
Will we ever again see new Amphibious tanks built again?
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Chinese and Russians still do i think.
Burgers either use an LAV or land a regular tank ashore. A more sensible option in an age when opposed landings are not likely to happen anymore.
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>>34429812
>Are Amphibious Tanks still a good idea?
No.
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>>34430569
What a small mind you have
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Here's my uncle John, he's 90 years old. He was an engineer in the Army until 'Nam, where he transferred to Armored. He finished his career in 1967, shortly after his brother Joe got killed.
Post your veteran relatives
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>>34429679
My grandpa served in the Navy during WWII. He served aboard the Destroyer Escort USS Slater. He participated in the capturing of the German submarine U-505, which is now on display in Chicago he also has his name listed among many others who helped in the effort of capturing the U-505. The ship is also a museum ship located Galveston, Texas.
Not entirely sure what he did on the USS Slater. Dad told me he was a Cook, and Gramps told me that was BS. Never did find out for sure. But my family visited the U-505 exhibit when it opened in 2004.
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>>34429767
>The ship is also a museum ship located Galveston, Texas
Meant to say it was the shipped he served on that's now on display in Galveston.
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>>34429679
My mom was in desert storm.
Worked as a nurse/psyche tech for 10 years.
Convinced me not to join the army after highschool.
I want to die.
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Tell me /k/ what's in the box? 2017-07-03 02:34:50 Post No.34429664
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Tell me /k/ what's in the box?
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Newest cop
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>>34429664
The most powerful handgun in the world
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>>34429664
is it a double action Revolver Revolver Revolver Revolver Revolver Revolver Revolver Revolver ?
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>>34429685
Kek
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Are these good?
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>>34429405
What is it?
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>>34429405
Yes
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>>34429411
Summer, ladies and Gentlemen.
It's a Zastava M88
>>34429405
They're alright. They work fine as a range gun and you could carry one, but other than that it's what you'd expect out of a 200 dollar guns.
So yeah, go and get it.
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Im literally getting hard over the sub 1000$ stainless tikka t3x in 6.5 creedmoor with THREADED 20" barrel. What licence will i need in maryland for this? I know it will still be pretty loud with a suppressor but its just going to be so nice with one.
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And yeah i know a suppressor license takes 200$ and a wait for atf to figure out ur not a muslim.
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>>34429367
no licence for long guns in maryland that I am aware of . and a 200 tax stamp isnt a license either...its just a stamp.
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>>34429389
The $200 is a tax, not a license.
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I'm looking for a good scope for my 10/22.
What is the best bang for my buck?
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>>34429017
Here are some of my recommendations
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KOSB34
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NJUPAS
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000A0AHN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I3M634E
I have a Marlin Model 60 and I just used an airsoft scope before I got a scope actually meant for use on real rifles.
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>>34429049
http://www.primaryarms.com/cf2-31017
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>>34429132
Do you think the 4-12x40 is overkill for the .22?
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If the goal of handgun wounding is to get a big enough bullet to penetrate deep enough to hit something vital, why doesn't everyone just use .45 ACP?
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>>34428633
because you're more likely to hit something important with more bullets
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>>34428633
Capacity
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F=ma
a is important
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How did armored trains work?
How would they fight each other? Would the opposing armies make a schedule together to pass each other on parallel tracks or something and launch broadsides?
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>>34428618
No silly billy they were just safer ways of transporting troops :D
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>>34428629
i dont believe you
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>>34428618
1. by rolling on rails
2. they didn't fight each-other, they defended themselves from ambushes and regular vehicles like tanks and planes
3. this sounds like a very stupid idea to potentially clog up a very vital mode of transportation of vital resources needed in the war effort.
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100 year old design guns 2017-07-03 12:59:35 Post No.34428576
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100 year old design guns
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Only guns that are over 100 years old go in this thread.
Lets see some sexy old guns and some modern repros of guns.
Also to kick it off
>your particular preference of gun is bad and you should feel bad for preferring that gun.
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>>34428576
Inb4 nugget
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2017-07-03 01:03:38
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>>34428598
Oh nice.
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So back in April of this year, I heard news of the Philippines shipping back 86k M1 Garands. Fucking love these guns. Considering picking one up through CMP, but they don't have any listings yet. I'm thinking the original M1 would be best for casual shooting. The M1C and M1D are a little too expensive for my taste.
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>>34428248
Sauce? I've read about the South Korean M1 Garand and Carbines that Obama wouldn't allow to come back and the legal battle over them, but not about this.
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OP here
This is the article I found
http://www.alloutdoor.com/2017/04/07/breaking-cmp-receive-86000-m1-garands-philippines/
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>>34428322
http://www.guns.com/2017/02/20/bill-filed-to-bring-south-korean-m1s-back-from-overseas/
This too ^^