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>>34370029
Buy a holster for it? The fuck is your problem?

someone tricked you into thinking a different gun would fit in your holsters? i bet you feel pretty dumb.

>>34370061
That's been a major marketing point for the P10C, not something he pulled out of his ass.

>>34369917
assault rifle
call of duty

>>34369917
Assault rifle lacking upper shoulder thing

Even the gun grabbers don't consider the M1 an assault rifle.

So much for authenticity.

>>34369841
Yes. He sends it to an FFl of your choosing. You go there and pick it up

>>34369841
I'm guessing you two have to meet somewhere, or transfer through a FFL.

>>34370034
>I'm guessing you two have to meet somewhere
Not legal. Interstate sales of handguns must go through an FFL in the receiver's state.

I dig

>>34369217
WTF is a "pushup with hip extension"

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>>34369217
I did calisthenics and running for years but have spent the last couple just drinking booze and sitting in one spot. Feels bad man. I still have my 25lb and 35lb kettlebells and am trying to get back into it. My old Army routines...

Warm up (BRHRSWFPBP). Ten of each: Bend and reach, Rear lunge, High jumper, Rower, Squat bender, Windmill, Forward lunge, Prone row, Bent-leg body twist, Push-up

Cycle through these from top to bottom, then move to the next iteration. (E.g. 36, 20, 3...)

Arms & Back:
Push-up 36, 30, 24, 18, 12
Tri-Dip 20, 16, 12, 8, 4
Pull-up 3, 3, 2, 2, 1

Core & Glute:
Plank 1min, 1min, 1min, 1min, 1min
Squat 20, 20, 10, 10, 10
Crunch 20, 20, 20, 20, 20

Also, the Spartacus workout using 15lb free weights. 10 exercises, 1 minute per. 10 minute set with 10 second break. Takes 30 minutes to do 3 sets. Pic related, it'll fucking wipe you out. Add some long slow runs to build up cardio endurance and I'll be back in the best shape of my life family. Super easy.

The trigger linking bar.
Most bullpups these days have sorted it out though.

>>34369205
The AUG, FS2000, and PS90 have that reputation because they were designed to be select fire and allow you to stage the trigger for semi automatic or fully automatic fire. Without that capability their trigger is just long and creepy.

Because the trigger is six inches or more away from the sear.

>>34368780
Probably some IR patch.

>>34368788
this

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>>34368780
tactical propeller

>>34368742
>Is there a better rifle than a stainless tikka t3 creedmoor in stainless?
As opposed to a stainless tikka t3 creedmoor in brass?

>>34368742
Yes

My raifu is better than your raifu

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>>34368635
Anon... what are you planning to do?

>>34368635
such a rebel. find a better range.
as far as what will happen to you, i guess it depends on the RO

>>34368635
Make sure to draw a shape of a dick at the far back of the firing range with those steel rounds that way we will know you have been there considering surplus rounds can leave a mark at the end of the range.

>>34368634
Get something normal OP
I love benchmade but that thing is straight up cringe.

>>34368928
Yeah that's what's keeping me from buying it. It's mall ninja tier.

>>34369277
Friend had one and the it sucked and was more dangerous to the user and those around him when used for anything other than stabbing something with it gripped properly

>>34368627
I can tell you who has the worst. UK cops are like the US mall security guards, and powerless. This is why muslims are having a field day with them.

There is a video of UK cops are running away from a guy with a stick. It is pathetic.

>>34368627
South Africa

>>34368097
More than 600 dollars, for some reason. DSA is shit.

>>34368120
DSA is the only company making decent FALs that aren't kit builds.

>>34368139
They're not even decent. I'd rather kit build. Or just go pre-ban.

>>34367934
Unlike classic cars, guns don't really seem to get alot of reproduction manufacturing.

That's a possibly lucrative niche market if anyone wants to get into it.

>>34367934

There were clones of the P08, such as the Mitchell Mauser Luger. However, all the clones were garbage and suffered from issues like soft metal and bent/broken parts. It's also as >>34367950 points out too. The Mitchell reproductions were considered a flop due to poor sales.

>>34367934
My guess is cost. Compared to its contemporaries, Lugers are expensive to manufacture. This is the reason they were eventually replaced with the much cheaper to manufacture P38.

Another reason, is toggle lock designs had only a small room for development. The Luger was as advanced as the locking system would allow. Even toggle lock rifles flopped.

>>34367588
Because my dick kind of sort of fits in the magwell.

>>34367588
Because PING!

>>34367588
That's not an M2 Browning.

>>34367472
Eyup, I don't claim to be a master in hand to hand but I've been in more than a couple fights.

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>>34367472

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>>34367480
got a tough jaw there mister?

Car windows.

>>34366952
Walking around in a forest with a car window doesn't seem very practical

>>34366888
Enough overhead cover that your body heat doesn't warm it.