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Good guns. 9mm, especially if its range only.

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>>34222222
You have to get 9mm now OP. Look at those sexes!

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>>34222222
Well there you go.

>>34222118
"tea cupping" is for revolvers to all those hot gasses don't fuck up your hand.

>>34222118
That's called teacupping. Makes you kinda look like a fag, although it was a standard usage in revolver times. I believe it was meant to control muzzle flip, but considering most are automatics these days, you want to have your supporting hand directly behind your grip hand.

Good to have the basics, but stance/hold/etc is really secondary to your performance. They may help it, so don't ignore them, but you may find your own comfort zone that may be a hybrid of technique.

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>>34222118

>>34221956
No. No.

>>34221956
if stuffing 5.56 cases in your ears works, anything will.

Yeah but only if you turn the music up really loud

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>>34221830
>drinking and shooting

Get the gas.

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>>34221830

delinquent

>>34221898
>he doesn't enjoy a cold one while shooting
fag detected

>>34221511
Rifle rounds are far more powerful than pistol rounds. Read a book ffs.

>>34221511
They aren't. Metal frames are far superior

>>34221511
Elitism, and the fact that they could potentially blow themselves apart.

When an AR is a lego kit, you don't cheap out on the most basic parts.

>>34221250
"for a fight" the Kabar
for an assassination the fairbairn sykes

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>>34221250
this

>>34221258

develop your hypothesis. Why is one better than another for those tasks?

>>34221116
Everything there is pre 80s tech. Glock just put it together successfully.

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>>34221116
>2000s technology

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>1910s technology

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>>34220925
don't delete this one like last time

>>34220937
we'll see

There's an AR15 armorer's wrench in the movie Passengers

Just thought I'd share

Tikkas are good shit. Thats about all I know, can't comment on the stock.

>>34221421
What about them is good? I hear the bolt is smooth, that's about all I know.

>>34220344
Tikkas are fabulous rifles. Incredibly accurate. Boyd's stocks are good too, but be careful not to torque the action screws too hard. They will sink into the wood until they go through to the inside of the receiver and prevent the bolt from turning. You best invest in a good torque wrench.

>>34219603
Just shoot it.

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>>34219796
It doesn't run the risk of damaging anything else does it? I can see it has obviously removed some of the finish on the slide where they contact, but that shouldn't be a big deal right?

>>34219603
>>34219834
You bought a CZ that wasent heat treated properly and its peening itself to death. It might be just that spot, it might be the whole frame.

If its just that teeny spot it could sort itself out and never have anything happen in its life, it could just end up deforming even more and ruin the rail. If the whole frame is shittily heat treated itll make more burrs, tearing up the slide, causing burrs on the slide, which tear up more of the frame until your gun shreds itself if the whole thing is fucked up with the heat treatment.

Id send it back and get the whole thing replaced. Or better yet, a refund and then buy a gun from a company that isnt rife with this kinda shit.

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>>34219429
LOL IM LAFFIG OP U SO FUNMY GUY LIKE THE FAMILY GUY

>>34219429
I believe those are two FJ Cruisers parked on the flight deck for some reason.

>>34219429
didnt know Giffords was a jewish name

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>>34219321
let's go

Find the most over priced gun just for lolz

>>34219321
did you bring your bingo card

>>34218505
Millet 1-4x with an etched reticle was pretty decent for a low price. I swapped it out for a red dot, but aside from a bit of weight it's a decent entry optic for magnification.

>>34218505

That's a zero magnification.

Do you want none, or some?

See-all sights are no batteries but have no magnification and are a little weird.

>>34218505
Daniel Defense fixed irons
>No batteries
>No magnification
All class

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>>34218489
Do you accept fuddy five?

>>34218526
"Do I accept 45?"
Are you yanking my chain? Of course I accept 45!
The 44 may have won the West, but the 45 won the world.

You just bought that the other day, didn't you? How you liking it so far?

>>34218660
No I have had this about 2 years actually.

It had a rough start with a few ftrb's. I'm guessing the lower barrel lug to slide stop fit was too tight. After 250 rounds it never had an issue.
Feeds Winchester pdx1s just fine too.
Been very happy with it now that it's worked the kinks out, 1911s man, I tell ya.

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For something pretty/for fun, an Italian stiletto, for something functional, KA-BAR

>>34218518
Stay gold pony boy

>>34218659
I know it would be stupid to use it for such a thing no matter what, but could you easily use a stiletto to fight?