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>>33066051
yes

Get a shield instead.
Glocks are boring.

>>33066051
If I only could have 1 pistol it would be the G26. I'd trade your full size for that instead a G43.

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http://shop.pistolandpawn.com/instore10202.html

>>33065713
Del-Ton comes with magpul furniture though...

>>33065737

>paying $177 more for a worse rifle with no rear sight and fagpul furniture.

>>33065174
>GPA 1.5
How?

Go to a technical school, colleges will take that gpa instead of your highschool one

>>33065174
Airforce guy here. Go airforce unless you want to be treated like shit forever, don't be a cop, don't be maintenance, no you won't make it into prarescue or CCT .

Be a dental hygienist and work out non stop and bang med whores . Or be a load master and travel the world

I'm a c5 crew chief out of Dover afb

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>>33065163

A .357 in .357 magnum

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this one, that's why i bought it.

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Ruger

>>33065134
>Does anyone here actually make a living with their funs or funs in general?
You really wouldn't want to. It's not a great paying industry.
>Infantry and any other MOS that allows hands on with guns outside the wire
>LEOs
Not a great career field. Most of these people make between 20-40k a year. Even SOF guys or SWAT with hazard pay and all their bonuses are still making a pretty weak pay check.
>Armed Security-CCW plain look security this includes PSC(Private Security contracting)
The number of contractors who actually make big dollars is very slim, and there are more of them in tech fields than anything.
>Armed courier
Minimum wage rent a cop.
>Ranges-Range master
>Fun store-FFL
Minimum wage or just above sales positions.
>Contractors- PMC
Same as before.
>Gun smithing-crafting
9/10 of these people end up working just above minimum wage tuning hunting guns seasonally and bubba'ing stuff.

Gun industry kind of sucks desu anon.

>>33065199

>It's not a great paying industry

Nigga there are dudes on instagram doing 3 hour soldering iron stipple jobs on glocks for $400+. It's easy as fuck to make a killing off trendy shit in the firearms industry if you can get established

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US Army, Small Arms and Artillery Repairer (91F)
It's part paperwork, part being rushed because my shop is understaffed and overworked, part aggravating bullshit. And the promotion points are sky high. I'm a glorified inspector and parts replacer.

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>not having a truck gun
do you walk everwhere OP?

>>33063799
Just work out and do cardio, what the hell are you doing?

>>33063799
i don't, cos i am not in military and i will do everything possible to keep my joins healthy

>>33063759
as a piston AR in semi-auto (as it fires from a closed bolt in that fire mode), and worse in the automatic portion, except for sustained fire.

>>33063759
Purely ancidotal evidence here, but I've talked to a few guys that used them while assisting an AITB class was that they're a bit heavier and harder to maneuver than the A4, but not significantly so. The three round burst gets BTFO by full auto, and performed a bit better than the M4 in that regard, granted the three guys I talked to (ancedote as I said), had zero prior experence with the IAR, M4 and didn't use the 249, so take that for what it's worth. Personally, I wouldn't mind the weight because I hike well and my MOS won't mandate me on patrol unless I volunteer. But somebody needs to keep comms up.

>>33063759

I think it would be great, but as always, the benefit would not be large enough to justify re-equipping every soldier. The grunts would love it, but the guys paying the bills (congress) would not allow it.

I always have found bullpup rifles to be fascinating, even if the majority of them are very poorly executed

They both have their merits but I like a bullpup rifle because they're different.

That said I only own conventional rifles because they aren't as cost prohibitive

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>>33063702
>TAR-21

This is my truck gun. If your only argument is "muh dying for Israel" then you're using a logical fallacy you're a flyover bubba.

>>33063737
I'm in between, but a tar-21 like that is gorgeous

One, don't post thumbnails

Two, you're retarded

Three, Ma Deuce is really the only acceptable nickname for a firearm

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>>33063672
I like the fact that the IRA gave the AR-18 the name 'Widowmaker'.

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Because new ideas mean they have to spend that money and not go directly into their own accounts

And we've also kind of plateaued lately. We aren't in war and there isn't a need for military hardware innovation, yet.

And a lot of times those new ideas are new and cool but they don't justify the additional cost over the existing thing.

>>33063271
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA

>>33063271
lack of competition like this guy said. >>33063301

>>33063143
Because you post ragefaces on 4chan in 2017.

>>33063176
came here to post this

fpbp

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>>33063176
FPBP
/thread

OP, kill yourself.

depends on how many boxes of ammo

>>33063981
Don't know. Just saw the ad.

>>33063003
Steep. Built mine for $800 w/o glass. Typical Armslist gouger. Offer $600 and some old scuba gear.

If it can clean your dishes it can clean your guns.

Dunno why people get so anal over the simple act of removing dirt and carbon from something.

>>33062640
Its for a customer, didnt want to fuck it up. Sorry

>>33062602
Please do.

Nuggets are hardy machines and gladly accept heavy duty cleaners.

>>33062455
What is that, an assassin for ants?

Am I the only one who saw the specific move he did when he checked the chamber on his 1911? Never seen anyone do that before.

Did John Wick get shorter?