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>>32929084
It'll fuck you up your ass

>>32929084
I'd buy a few boxes before you put any money towards a case. My AR won't feed it. It'll jam every 3-4 shots. They wear your barrels out sooner as well, but the savings in ammo price might be worth it.

http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/brass-vs-steel-cased-ammo/

>>32929084
Two seconds of google.

http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/brass-vs-steel-cased-ammo/

>>32928956
I would recommend that you go to a big box gun store and handle all the ones they have, the most important aspect of choosing a handgun is to get one that feels comfortable to you.

Even better if you have a range that allows you to test handguns before you buy.

>>32928956
SIngle stack compact 9 for carrying more
Double stack compact 9 for shooting more
It does have to fit your hand perfectly
It does not have to cost your full budget. Have fun OP

hk45 with .450 smc

>>32928936
Possibly a beat to shit one in a pawnshop.
>stock has some nicks
>must be worthless
That's how I got my 70s Rem700 for $150

>>32928936
going to be tough unless used. even then, its kind of slim pickings.

>>32928960
I have been looking for a 700, hopefully I can score the same way anon. OP here, using a name to be easily identified

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>>32928809
gun shop faggot here, I've worn holsters from just about any manufacturer you can think of. Same thing with my co-workers.. I also speak with many customers about this stuff all week long..

Holster manufacturers I recommend:

L.A.G. Tactical (excellent value, generally convertible iwb/owb also comfy appendix)
Bravo Concealment (great OWB holsters, DOS is nice iwb or appendix)
T-Rex Arms (good appendix light bearing / rmr cuts)

Companies I don't like but others swear by
G-CODE
Alien Gear
Galco

Lifehax. A Desantis M&p shield iwb holster will actually comfortably hold a large variety of pistols. My 1911, glock 19, glock 20, and Px4 all fit it.

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Safariland ALS type holster for glock 19

Very intuitive locking system to use, practice drawing a dozen times and you're already a pro and it doesn't impede the speed of the draw whatsoever

Biggest con is that the safarisuede liner swells when it gets wet, and makes drawing it probably 5x harder, although not impossible. If I had to depend on this holster, I'd be finding a way to peel off that liner, or looking for other Safariland holsters that don't have it.

>>32928796
If by operate you mean use them as labor units for the real troops, then yeah. 100%

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>>32928796
I live in such a cuck country that I would operate with anyone that gives me a gun of any kind

>>32928796
They've seen more action then all of /k/ combined, so yeah why not.

I would rather pick someone with experience then an armchair neckbeard from /k/

Muzzle blast right in the face

>>32928606
>shoulder thing that goes up
why dont you care about this childrens?

shit's heavy yo.

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>>32928339
38 is more managable in a snub. 38 p+ is great. Talking about shit getting parroted online and citing a youtube video. Hmmmmm. I know that from personal experience. Adding my charter arms just cause.

>>32928385
I'm not saying that 357 is more manageable, but that it is much more powerful. How often do you hear people say that 357 isn't much more powerful than 38? I agree that 38 is much more manageable, but there is a considerable reduction in power. A lot of people don't consider the 357 because they think that it isn't much more powerful.
I just wanted to spread around some information that may give people more food for thought.

Besides you can't really compare people parroting things that they hear random people say online to me linking a video that is discussing and testing the theory that is being parroted.

>>32928339
Why didn't he just use the 357 guns to shoot both calibers?

>>32928303
How about a quick rundown of going back the way you came?
>>>/pol/

your cc holster on your hip is the only place you want it 24/7

Or in bed with you while you sleep

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Did someone say

>quick rundown

?

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This particular 10/22 is my rabbit gun, during the daytime I shoot with it scoped, during the night time I shoot from the back of a truck with a spotlight and a red dot sight on it.

from UK?

>>32928293
"The poor mans 10/22"

>>32928150
Nope, it's a necked down .44 mag. You could nigger rig the feed lips, maybe, but I doubt it'd be reliable.

>>32928172
Could a .45 acp mag fit them then?
Or maybe even a .40 s&w mag?

>>32928262
possibly .40 s&w but .41 ae is about 1mm longer in OAL. The cases are only about 0.1-0.2 mm off in diameter so I guess it could work if the mag have enough clearance.

MP40

>>32928078
A tiny MP 40

Its not like normalfags know guns all that well beyond WW2 and ARs/AKs

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>>32928078
Forgot pic

>>32928054
Ugly as shit and doesn't go with the AK.

>>32928054
Fuck ugly.

>>32928054
Good heh heh... was asking for a friend...

>>32927912
Weaver.

>>32927943
FAGGGGGOOOTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!! I bet you can't even hit a brick from 2 feet away.

Jerry Miculek does it differently that means ur wrong.

>>32927912
I spent a long time trying isosceles. I shoot better and feel better using whatever that stance Hickok45 uses is called, shoulder locked forward, using it as cheek rest.

>>32927743
>Delta
>Elite
O I am a laffin

Just because something could exist doesn't mean it does exist.

>>32927591

if you want to get into it, dive into it. Learn the histort and development, try building your own.

bows and atlatls are pretty fun to shoot. Hunting takes skill, but is still fun

>>32927591
short answer: Yes
not-so-short answer: I have two bows. One compound. the other a recurve. both offer their own sets of challenges and rewards. enjoy your new lifestyle.

>>32927591
you in australia?

bows are pretty fun, try going to an archery club if there's one near you. it's a bit hard at first but once you get the technique down it's easy.