Guns That Can Take a Beating

>>28597151
>not mentioning sks

its like you don't even sks

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sks is love

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Yugo M48

>>28597202
Were they all that sturdy?

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Manurhin MR 73 revolvers are designed and built to shoot 150 full power .357 magnum training rounds per day, indefinitely.

Many have been in service for over 20 years, having shot over a million rounds.

>>28597151
1911 and M2HB are pretty fucking tough

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>magical slav wood varnish thread

>>28597204
I have a Kar98k, should I get an M48 for a beater mauser?

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>>28597217
for the time they were quite good

>>28597151
glocks
mausers
enfields
arisakas
iver johnsons
winchesters/remingtons

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>>28597151

>>28597271
yes. don't beat on you K98

>>28597275
Actually fondled one at a gun show in Hali
Mane the tiny book that came with it had this.
"Under no circumstance place mud or dirt inside the breech or barrel. This weapon will disintegrate."

ITT: slavs fap to nuggets, sks's and k98's

>>28597353
OP Here: I remember in high school history being told just how shitty our equipment was during ww1, makes me feel bad for great great grandpa

>>28597179
Well now I really want one

>>28597271
Either an M48 or a Vz28. The Vz is a lot smoother and lighter but the M48 is closer to a K98 in terms of appearance.
Both are great guns and can be had for under $300.

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What modern-ish- guns can take the most damage?

>>28597271
I absolutely would

>>28597506
Ak, G3, Fal, Ar

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>>28597204
My nigga

>>28597324
I have a Type 38, fucking japshit is rock solid

Bore is pitted to shit and I can't find ammo so I'' never shoot it.

>>28597361

>slavs
>k98

Wat?

>>28597217
And fire full of mud and sand

>>28597151
>With the nugget and the AK already said
ARs can take more shit than an ak though, because they're completely sealed.

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Not a gun but aimpoints are known to be extremely durable

>>28598470
>what I learned and parrotted

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>>28598487
ok tell me what happened to it

>>28598531
if you decide to go through a swim in some shit and piss and mud, and pile mud into your gun for no reason, the ar will still work as long as your dust cover was up. it's a stupid fucking test that shows pretty much nothing, but y'know, whatever man.

>>28597151
>Stories of miraculous gun endurance also welcome
I got ~11,000 rounds out of the recoil spring on a Kimber, the mainspring is at 18,000 and counting.

>>28598550
House fire.

>>28598645
Did you fall for the AMD meme?

>>28597151
ruger P and DC pistols are fucking tanks

hi point pistols are unkillable
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbvvurXmAmg

g3 rifles and clones are "go to space" grade

the M2 50cal ones made in the 50's are still in combat today

>>28599413
>go to space grade

Elaborate.

>>28600161
Not that anon but, I'd imagine it goes something like this.
>get km or so of cable.
>attach firearm to rocket, via said cable.
>Set it up through a pulley so rifle gets dragged about a km across the ground.
>LAUNCH THAT BITCH TO THE MOTHERFUCKING MOON.
>??????
>PROFIT.

>>28597151
Arisaka

It's pretty much its main attribute.

>>28599250
Different anon.
>AMD meme
I'm new to funs. What is that?

>>28600454
/g/ meme

>>28598599
That isn't the only kind of durability that exists, that's a one-time situation that doesn't exactly simulate everything a service rifle might go through in its lifetime.
On top of that you're trying to compare two whole weapons platforms and making as wild a generalization as "the AR can take more than the AK" is pretty retarded in general. Durability can vary so much depending on which variant and model year you have, any one test means pretty much nothing.

I have owned and shot both and have no preference one way or the other. They're both beautiful and rugged platforms. Please stop being fucking stupid and just repeating the latest hot meme.

>>28600615
house fires started with fermi, breh.

>>28600829
was meant for
>>28599250

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>>28597151

>>28599250
AMD as in graphics cards?
Literally the fedora of graphic cards

>>28600795
>it's a stupid fucking test that shows pretty much nothing
I'm not sure how you missed this bit.

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>>28597151

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Suomi m/31 submachine gun yet. True 1st generation submachine gun designed by a self-educated inventor Aimo Lahti, who could not do math for calculating structural durability and probably due to that tended to have more than enough steel in his firearms. This weapon is seriously heavy (6.48 kilograms / 14.4. pounds with full 70-round magazine) to be a 9-mm submachinegun. Cyclic rate (with Finnish submachine gun ammo) about 900 rounds per minute. The design also has a quick change barrel and was commonly issued with two barrels which both had about the same point of impact (no need to zero in the weapon after swapping barrel). Most common magazine type was 70-round drum, which the Soviets copied for their own submachineguns (PPD & PPSh). Remarkably reliable and accurate weapon, but also very expensive to manufacture.

How effective was it - February 1942 corporal Viljam Pylkäs armed with Suomi m/31 (and assisted by another soldier who loaded magazines for him) ambushed company size Soviet force and had a firefight against it. By end of the firefight he had killed over 80 Soviet soldiers.

Structurally this thing is so strong if that one accidentally fires it with round (with no gunpowder or much too little of it) that leaves bullet in bore, one just needs to fire the next round after it - and it will knock off the stuck bullet. This will create a bulge in barrel and may blow out extractor claw, but if one turns right of the weapon down it will still extract cartridge cases and keep running. Introduced in year 1931 these remained in Finnish inventory until 1990's.

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>>28601847