Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 1458. page

>>33650936
top-tier

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I think they should have agreed to pay John M. Browning on a royalty basis for the Auto 5.

>>33650936
Old Winchester = Best Winchester

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>>33650853
Well OP, here's what you need to do.

Step 1: go to a run range with a friend
Step 2: Rent and shoot every gun you can
Step 3: buy the gun you liked the most.
Step 4: enjoy your purchase

>>33650853

Buy something that will piss off /k/, for the lulz.

>>33650853
gold plated deagle, it'll attract negresses

>>33650846
it sounds like you're all a bunch of retards who deserve it, dumbass

I'm sorry I missed the part where this was firearms or weapons related you retarded son of a bitch

>>33650858

I honestly wish I could turn back time and beat the shit out the people who spooked the original guy off, if only because he did something that we don't know how to do and so the job can't be finished by anyone here. I'm now staring at a mess of plumbing underneath the galley and wondering how it all goes together.

>>33650874

this is military culture

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This is what it is doing. It's way to sloppy and I'm wondering if I just got a bad one. They are built like a tank but I don't want a tank that doesn't work.

I honestly don't know, because I only have the 10 round magazine.

bx 25 likes dry lube.

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>>33650341

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>"Be very, very quiet. We are hunting Americans."

>shit post cold war economy
>state owned companies were either privatized or went to hell
>government were broke
>massive uh, retrenchment, even in the armed forces
>even yo tier one alpha units weren't spared from corporate restructuring
>these people became drunk, fat, suicidal, and worst;broke
>some intrepid soul saw the market in this abundant supply of quality human resources
>all first world companies needed to employ these motherfuckers for their billion dollar investments in some shitholes abd local police are either incompetent, corrupt or both

>>33650726
Well done, I just thought it was something about removing communist

>>33650244
Angry white men with mediocre alcohol problem and a belligerent mentality paired with being surrounded by people who like to kill them

>>33650235
It's probably classified, senpai.

93 Premium

>>33650235
MOAB is not thermobaric, it's filled with H6 (blend of RDX, TNT, aluminum and nitrocellulose).

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>>33650166

>>33650166
That's a rough looking llama.

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>>33650173

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>>33650115
>t. isus

>>33650151
Pffft naah
t. Not ISIS

>>33650151
lets make a fake guidance system that makes rockets loop back to shooter and make isis get PRANKD

>>33649677
Inferior to Benelli or Beretta

>>33649677
Checked. But bennelli is god.

>>33649677
Excellent semi auto shotgun. Don't let benelli fudds discourage you from owning one.

>>33649695
>muh poorfag
I own both(M3), and they're both great, dumbshit

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cheer up faggot

>>33649687
That fucking rocket in the background gets me everytime I see that gif.

And I'm trying, just one of those nights.

Thanks for the laugh>>33649665

>>33649641
With that budget, you can pretty much get anything compact/subcompact. I'd recommend going to a range that rents and trying a few out. I personally like the MP shield, even though I fucking hate the full size MP. I don't think Ruger's CCW oriented guns are all that great, maybe except for the LCP, but that's only because of the tiny size, and bang for your buck.

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>>33649641
Honestly, think of your conceal carry collection as a tool box. Sometimes a J-Frame 38 in a pocket is best, sometimes a .45 single stack on your belt is best, and sometimes a double-stack 9mm on you is best.

I had some Ruger conceal guns, LCP and LC380, and had problems with both.
I'd look more at buying a Smith and Wesson 38 snub and a Shield in 45 or 9mm.
An XDS in 9 or 45.
A Glock 43 or 36.
First look for a good single stack that carries well on you like a Shield, XDS, or Single Stack Glock. Most of these work well for CCW and usually have extended mags that can work for home defense until you get something bigger. I'd stick with 9mm or .45 in this group.
Then find a good pocket gun, something you can throw in your pocket easily for short trips to the mail box, local 7-11, etc.. Usually snub 38s and small 380s work best.
Find a good full sized gun for home defense. Really doesn't matter if it is 9, 40, or 45. They all work well.
Then finally get a good double stack compact in 9/40/45. This usually ends up being a good winter conceal carry.

I generally stick with .38 snubs for pocket carry because it doesn't jam like the pocket autos I tried.
I generally stick with .45 for conceal carry because I usually have spare mags on me and I like its performance.
I generally stick with 9mm guns for home defense, because I may not remember to grab a spare mag when something goes bump in the night and have 20 rounds of 9mm on tap is comforting.

After a while, you'll start carrying based on the threats of that area. If you are going to a really safe place, you'll prob take the pocket or single stack. Going to a really bad place, you'll prob take the compact double stack and take the pocket gun. Again, they are tools, treat them as such.

>>33650006
What I did for a while, and what I think works out pretty well, is to get a g26 for summer, and get a g19 mag and sleeve to make it into a makeshift g19. The only major thing you lose is the rail to mount a light, but I think that the versatility is worth it.

>>33649558
what the ATF doesn't know won't kill your dog.

>>33649564
I have the potential to do large volume, if it were one or two guns it wouldn't be an issue... I'm not looking at opening a brick and mortar shop, but don't want an ATF raid going on at my house.

>>33649558
https://www.atf.gov/file/100871/download

Here. Somewhere in here, there will be something mentioned about the purchasing, and selling, of firearms, and when a license is required

>>33649496
>less is suddenly better
wut?

>>33649496
You sound pretty jelly OP.

>>33649496

Redundancy.

>>33649426
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pHdg4F15aQ

Of course, for you it would be more like trying to shoot the broad side of a barn.

>>33649426

Is it practical? No. But if you practice enough to git gud it can work.

>>33649426
>/k/ I'm thinking of trying dual wielding pistols.
Then just fucking do it. Anyone who says it isn't fun at least a few times is lying.

Pretty pointless unless we're talking old revolvers / blackpowder.