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Search for wadcutter.

>>32996513
I used to do volunteer work with the police chief of a large suburban city. We used to talk a lot about what he did as a rookie, and one of the subjects was the sort of firearms he carried. Apparently, back before hollow point bullets were a thing many cops carried wadcutters.

I'm not sure what the justification was (memory is a little hazy), but professional LEOs did carry them at one point; that's a point in favor of your proposed narrative.

>>32996513
>using wadcutters in a handgun
>not loading .22 bullets into .30 sabots and using a bolt action rifle
Have fun getting caught.

Concealment Express.

>>32996350
Well, I don't like the large crossbreed style because My pants don't seem to want to stay up when I wear them.
I don't like pancake holsters or OWB because they don't conceal as well.
I do look like the desantis insider because it's just like yours but sits lower.

>>32996350
Alien gear muh dude.

Maybe if you're an armadillo with downs syndrome.

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>>32996336

There is no ultimate
>muh dick
plane.

Some dudes like skinny girls, some like curvy girls, some like redheads, some like short blonde hair, some like long double french braid brunettes, some like their girls with penises

There is no "ultimate" anon, it all comes down to your preference. Accept who you are and let others like what they like

>>32996336
It's up there.

Personally it is between Bf-109, F-86, and Su-27.

you bring the foodsaver with you? can i get a pic of the foodsaver for reference?

>>32996472
You pack them before you leave.

what if you use your gun and then need to reseal it?

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>>32996309
stoeger double defender,if you want to go more traditional they make hammerless and hammer coach guns,as well as long double barrels.prices range from about $450 to $1,000 depending on what you want

You can check a pawn shop or gun shop if you'd like. Look for something with a break action that locks up tight, with a clear intact barrel with minimal pitting. Look out for cracks, bulges, or dents. All are bad news. The rest of the gun should be in good well-taken-care-of condition, with no structural cracks in the stock. Make sure the barrels dont wiggle

New double barreled shotguns are expensive. If you are shooting squirrels you may be fine with a single-barrel.

check your local laws about shooting and eating squirrels. There is likely a season.

>>32996309

just go to local gun store or nearest Cabelas, Bass Pro, or Gander Mtn and check out the used racks.

you hvent given us a price range, so idk...my experience with o/us ranges from ~$600 to over $25,000 but because I shoot clays competitively and get to shoot a lot of other peoples' guns.

mossbergs silver reserve and ruger's red label are considered bare minimum for an o/u for clays, but at that level id recommend a semi auto. But you said youre just gonna blam squirrels so just go check out any used no name scatter gats.

make sure the lock is as tight as can be. Trigger should be fairly stiff as well and have crisp reset.

worn out springs have a tendency to give light hammer strikes so theres a potential for hangfires

>>32996126
why manual transmission?
why not automatic?

>>32996141
thats a horrible analogy

>>32996126
precision

>>32996123
>or that his bought-and-paid-for president here in the US
>>>/pol/

>>32996445
They need to make up their mind, depending on the week Trump is either a Russian puppet or he is going to start WW3 with Russia.

>>32996123
But Obama allowed Kalibr to hit targets in Syria. It killed many babies n bakeries.

>>32996116
yes, melt them down and forge katana

No one alive could service the fire control computers. I''d be easier to just build the montana class.

>>32996150
Not the ones installed in the 1980s. Plus, new ones would be fairly simple to install

just buy a fucking AR like every other boring autist on this cambodian basket weaving imageboard

>>32995977
No I'd prefer a bolt action or lever gat.

>>32995977
I've also been considering an SKS, but I need to do some more research

Let’s assume the worst-case scenario. Two dozen of these yahoos get liquored up and head into Knoxville where they firebomb Democratic headquarters and shoot half a dozen staffers fleeing the building. On their way out of town they burn an Islamic Mosque and gun down dozens of worshipers. An emergency call goes out to all 150 militia members to meet at their secret location in the Great Smoky Mountain National Forest.

Local police and the FBI arrive within an hour, taking descriptions of the perpetrators and their vehicles. The president is notified, and he and the National Security Council decide to view this as an act of domestic terrorism. Federal troops are dispatched.

This isn’t any military unit, it’s T-Unit, an elite force comprised of 500 special forces personnel trained specifically to deal with domestic terrorists. All are seasoned combat veterans, having served minimum two tours in Iraq or Afghanistan. Our Second Amendment heroes have no idea of what they set in motion.

Using drone surveillance aircraft and infrared satellite technology, the militia is quickly located. T-Unit is flown by helicopter, along with mortars, semi-automatic weapons, shoulder launched missiles and advanced communications equipment to within 5 miles of the target. They arrive at 18:00 hours, establish a perimeter around the militia, and wait until nightfall.

At 00:00 hundred hours, T-Unit uses GPS satellites and computer targeting technology to fix their mortars on the militia’s position. Allowing for wind conditions, these mortars are accurate to within a 20 meter radius. Soldiers outfitted with night vision goggles move within 100 meters of the militia camp.

At 00:30 hours all hell breaks loose, and the 20 mortars lay down a barrage lasting 5 minutes, dropping 200 or more shells on the militia’s position. Utilizing satellite communications and infrared technology, survivors are located and teams are directed to their exact locations where they are eliminated with extreme prejudice.

At 00:45 hours, 15 minutes after the first mortar was fired, all 150 of the militia “freedom fighters” lie dead. T-Unit has only a couple of minor friendly fire casualties, because not one militia person ever got off a shot. It’s the government making the statement; “I got your Second Amendment remedies, right here.”

What’s just happened? This is like a bunch of self presumed tough guys from your neighborhood forming a football team and believing they can take on the Pittsburgh Steelers. These soldiers are professionals, practiced at what they do. They’re highly conditioned, they conduct maneuvers daily so they are expertly coordinated in their movements, and they have the most advanced combat technology in the world at their disposal.

So that’s your what militia might look like should it exercise its Second Amendment remedies. The decimation would only be limited by the military’s discretion, and nothing else. It might sound like a good idea on a sunny afternoon at a teabagger rally in the park. The reality on a cold, dark Tennessee night on a mountaintop, surrounded by a superior force with superior technology might not provide the romantic moment and victory for which the militia was wishing.

They fought the law and the law won. We saw what happened with the Hutaree Christian militia in Michigan, and how other groups folded like cheap tents the minute they were questioned by the FBI. They couldn’t wait to throw their “comrades” under the bus. The professional military understands that their comrades will be there for them, no matter how dire the circumstances. After the first militia group is routed, the rush of members to FBI offices around the country would resemble a stampede. The ones that remained would have no idea who they could trust.

So go ahead, exercise your Second Amendment remedies. It might even be me that you kill before the military dismantles you, but the last I heard the mortality rate is 100%, so I’m going to die from something anyhow. Why not this? The only reason I hope it’s not me is because I want to watch your Viagra-induced boners go instantly limp. Four-hour boners? Hell, you wouldn’t even have four-minute boners before you’d be rushing to narc out your militia buddies. Hardened combat veterans will take your Second Amendment remedies and stick them far up your asses, and maybe then we can go back to being a normal country.

>>32995918
>implying they lost

>>32995918
Maybe if they'd implemented it sooner. There's too many what ifs with WW2.

>>32995932
That is pretty indisputable.

Yes you neo-nazis just continue to carry the torch, whose flame has long since died down from what it once was.

But he only has two arms?

can't wait til this old faggot dies and his shit goes on the open market.

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>>32995775

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inb4 muh irons, it's a Leapers red/green sight.

I 3D printed one.
Seems alright so far.

>>32995758
You 3D printed a cheek rest? It can't be comfortable...

>>32995657
An idiot relative got my dog killed yesterday. Fuck you.

>>32995675

>I let my dog get killed by an idiot relative

fixed it for you

>>32995675
You know what to do anon

>>32995357
heel release

>>32995357
The 92S moved from the frame mounted safety to a slide mounted safety/decoking lever. That's the only change from the original 92.

>>32995357
its a fine pistol OP.
just buy one already. they wont last forever at that price.
next year you'll hate yourself for not grabbing one or two of them.