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>>33956488
>>>/pol/

You're lost, gave you directions.

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>>33956488

Citizens of the United States as well as lawful permanent residents are permitted to own firearms as long as they are not considered by law, "prohibited persons".

The Second Amendment of the US Constitution enshrines this right to bear arms, although the courts have upheld "reasonable" restrictions to these rights over the years.

:)

if youre gonna be a new tripfag i hope you have a better gimmick than posting gay animals desu

No, the LSAT type chamber will have the same kind of gas seal problems as revolvers.

>>33956406
Are you retarded? LSAT uses licenced G11 technology. LSAT uses the same two piece expanding chamber in its caseless variant as the G11 because it's proven and gas tight.

The pivoting chamber of the cased telescoping variant of LSAT is pure shit. It's basically just a one-chamber alternating revolver, which is a stupid idea for a high powered rifle as it exacerbates the problem of gas leakage out front that cased telescopic ammo suffers more from than conventional ammo. Plus, the completely pants onhead retarded idea of a pusher rod from behind to expel the case is a prime safety hazard, as it may set off rounds where the primer failed to ignite when the chamber is not in battery.

>>33956969
>two piece expanding chamber
I haven't heard of this, please you tell me more.

Also about that primer safety concern, aren't the bullets like completely seated inside the plastic case? Are they really poking out so much that primer ignition could be a problem?

>>33956198
I've never even seen it before, mind you that there are a number of guns that get made for the Australian market but never get here to burgerland, for obvious reasons of not likely to sell well or bans on Chinese imports etc etc.

Is it really semi automatic or some wired pump/bolt/lever action?

>>33956225
its got a lever you hit with a thumb to cycle a round. if this gets to the media itll be an adler sized shitstorm

>>33956237
That's nifty, considering though that alot if these types of guns are just redesigned pump actions chances are pretty high it works as intended, but alas i have zero experience or knowledge of this piece.

No 4 Buckshot. Used to be FBI standard.

A buddy of mine who is more shotgun savvy than me swears by BB loads for inside work.

>>33955901
Unless you are shooting across a department store, spread is not too much of a worry. Real life is not like a video game were shotguns are useless beyond 5 or 10 feet. While spread varies based on choke and barrel length, at 20-25 feet most of your shot should hit a man sized target (assuming you do your part)

>>33955920
I'll have to look that stuff up. Sounds promising.

>>33955950
I know that, obviously. Video games make it look like you're shooting pixie dust (except for those dragon's breath rounds in that one black ops mission, those were cool as fuck). The problem is that even a little bit of the load barely breaks someone skin they're gonna scream bloody murder both in the moment and in the courtroom, which are both equally annoying. Hell you could flick someone while saving their life nowadays and they'd still sue you. Can't be too careful.

BMD-4

>>33955884
That looks like somesort of IFV.

Also, air dropping is ok if you need to set up somewhere quickly while NOT under fire.

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>tank

>>33955813
No, never really gave a shit on what other people did with their bodies.

>>33955813
>tattoos
biggest waste of money since cigarettes

at least they're a visual indicator of those with poor impulse control and bad decision making skills

>>33955825

This. If someone gets a tattoo, that's their choice and it does have meaning to them, however trivial it may be to you.

What's the point of two lasers? And go to sleep anon, it's 3am

>>33955816
One is IR and there's a flashlight.

And no, night time is the right time.

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>>33955799
Maybe if I go cosplaying as a sci fi character.

the long rain by ray bradbury

Bradbury thread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1IxOS4VzKM

>>33955796
15 hours by mitchel scanlon

>>33955787
For plinking and then crying because you can't have a MP5SD? Good. For a .22 caliber rifle that's useful? Bad.

>>33955787
depends on what u intend to use it for, if its just for fun then u did good

I've got an old one - not sure the gen

I have feed problems, most likely the mags.

a good youtube somewhere showing how to remedy, haven't done it yet - pretty much just need to sand down the inside of the mag where the spring action is so it will easily slide.

I got mine because I had a tippmann a5 and just love the H&K mp5 look, I think I paid $380 ~2009 new. I kept it stock, again love the mp5 irons. Everything mp5 should bolt right on, stock, pins, you name it.

always gets a lot of likes at the range, but I would probably trade it for a stock 10/22 in a heartbeat.

I mean I kind of want one because of season 1 of True Detective but not until S&W drops the Hillary hole.

>>33955636
Shot a glock today for the first time. I actually intended to get myself a 26 at some point but not after shooting a very similar glock 43. My god was that thing a hot pile of shit. I don't know if I've just been spoiled by buying a beretta 92a1 for my first gun, but to me that glock just felt like a dinky piece of plastic in my hands with sights that look like they were designed by a child. It truly felt like launching the 9mm out of my hands with no gun even there, like a firecracker in my palm. I now have absolutely no intention of buying a glock.

>>33955663
Oh, and that trigger. I didn't even mention it because I had it so far back in my mind because I already knew it was shit before hand, but holy-let-me-tell-you that felt awful. The trigger safety makes the trigger feel extremely awkward and the trigger pull is garbage

>>33955597
It's a brace/body cast. He probably was recently fucked up, like a wreck or something. Deserves it for his uninformed hatred of the AK platform

He broke his back. It's a back brace.

>>33955597
Looks medical to me. Like a spinal brace or something.

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I have a PSA rifle and it's great. Who hurt you anon? Did mommy not give you your allowance? Reminder to sage bait threads like this

>>33955567
A Colt Expanse 2000 Carbine, which is the basic bitch AR with a Dust Cover, forward assist, and brass deflector, is $749.99 at my local academy. It has an A2 front sight post but no rear sight. The Colt expanse 1000 doesn't have a dust cover, no forward assist but the upper is forged for it, it just has a brass deflector,people buy it anyways because it's $649.98

>>33955620
>I have a PSA rifle and it's great.

It's great because you run only one mag through it every year.

bump please help

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>>33955355

Go take a hunter's safety course (I assume you're American or Canadian), YouTube and Google is your friend. Buy your first gun and work from there. Build an AR15 from the ground up. It's easy and you can learn much

nice blogpost

>>33955211
Git good faggot, I can get .5 MOA with HK93 and you have NO IDEA how heavy those triggers are.

>>33955211
But every reasonably priced firearm made past 1950 is mass produced trash that often contain parts that don't even hold to specification because the unreasonable demands of modern production require both the operators and the inspection team to fudge the measured dimensions so that they are (technically) within tolerance. If they don't do this, they get replaced.

>>33955090

You only seen one? There was like a dozen of us there. Based stickman militia was waiting to set lose freedom.

>>33955127
I saw a bunch, but this guy specifically had a /k/ scarf and also looked like a gigantic faggot

>>33955090
It was me, obviously.