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BARK

>>32745862
>Static

>>32745862
Gargled (my nuts)

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>>32745837
Called a call to a fellow /k/ommando and asked about shooting a .22 safely indoors. After some prodding I just told him what I was doing. He said to get a 5 gallon bucket, put two shovels of dirt in it, put the rabbit in it, and put two shots in the rabbit. He said all this tactfully, of course. Said it was the
cleanest way to do it, and not to let my wife see. Recommended a .22 rifle to let more powder burn and get the additional velocity. His suggestions were pragmatic and about logistics. The goals were a clean kill, safe shooting indoors, not alerting the neighbors, and easy cleanup and transport. Good advice.

I agonized over the .22 (in b4 ammo prices, ya bastards). The damned G22 wouldn't eject in dry function, though I didn't remember any issues during live fire. I didn't want to risk botching the first shot, and having to clear a jam to get the next shot. I had an old bolt gun that I'd tested with CB caps that I knew
to be as quiet as a handclap, but needing two hands for a possible second shot worried me. I practiced working the bolt but it just felt so slow when I considered the possibility of a suffering rabbit thrashing around. The Buckmark was a natural choice, but less barrel meant more unburnt powder, noise, and less
velocity. And while I could shoot the wings off a gnat with the thing I was still afraid I'd somehow flub the shot by jerking or flinching last second.

The duty fell to the 10/22. I loaded it with Remington .22lr subsonics, which I figured would be a medium between full powered Federal and a Super Colibri or some kind of CB cap. I removed the banana assault clipazine and dug out the factory rotary mag. Loaded two, then one more just in case. Dry tested ejection and loading. Effortless and perfect. As usual.

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>>32745854
The bucket already had some gravel in it from being slated as a target stand when I got another bag of concrete, so the dirt was not necessary. There was only about 4 inches of gravel, but I figured it would be
enough. I got some of her blankets and lined the inside of the bucket with them to make it more familiar and comfortable. One I hung half way out, realizing I would want to be able to fold the flap over her.

She got in the bucket easily. She felt so skinny. She was still big. Not sure if that comes across in the pictures. Bigger than a small dog. Not those idioticly tiny designer breeds, a regular small dog. She was
still pretty vertical in the bucket, but started nuzzling down and burrowing her head down to get comfortable. I'm almost positive she would have just given up the ghost given the proper burrow.

I carried her downstairs to my shop room off the garage with the 10/22 and Buckmark in reserve. Both safeties off. Didn't even want her to hear the metallic click of a safety.

I scratched and stroked her head as the foam earplugs expanded. She just rested her chin on the edge of the bucket. She felt tired. So tired. I paused to put the earmuffs on, doubling up because my hearing was
already bad enough. I resumed stroking with my right hand and I held the 10/22 in the left pointed almost straight down at her. As she closed her eyes and relaxed the muzzle touched her forehead, right where her
brain was. I needed to watch. I couldn't bear the idea of her moving at the last minute and missing the shot.

The sound was familiar. It was like when I shot Appleseed at an outdoor range. Good berming let most of the sound escape. I only needed earplugs then, and the only noise the rifle made was CLICK! Same noise.

CLICK!

The deed was done, and I felt some slight twitching with my right hand. Her right eye had popped out of its socket. Another, just to be sure.

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>>32745876
CLICK!

A little further back from the first. I moved the rifle away and put my hand over her head where the shots were, it was very hot, so I moved back to her neck and shoulders to feel for movement.

The twitching came in waves, and seemed to get stronger. It had to be nerves. She couldn't possibly be feeling anything, but I didn't expect it to last this long. I grabbed the top flap blanket to put it over
her, just as she- it-- began to rise as the rear leg muscles extended. No upper body movement, just a dead rabbit jack in the box. I quickly shoved the blanket over the top, and held down as I shoved the muzzle
of the Buckmark down into the blanket, wondering if using it would do anything at this point.

After a while, no idea how long, the twitching became a slight vibration, then stopped. I pulled part of the blanket back and felt skin to see if there was any motion at all. Nothing.

Wife was upstairs putting the kids to bed, reported hearing nothing.

I didn't lose it until the drive to work the next day. Bawling at 80 mph in the rain. Mainly about the fact that I should have done it earlier and was too stuck in denial and avoidance to realize she was in pain.
Since then I've thought about it a lot, and worked a few things out in my head that have made me realize I made the right choices.

The reason her head was hot was because the muzzle contact meant the gases vented mostly into her cranium. I wondered whether her brain had enough fluid for hydrostatic shock to completely destroy it. With almost
all the gas entering her skull, it was basically a small bomb going off in her head. Her brain was destroyed before the bullet exited her skull. The second shot was not necessary.

>>32742930
Pic not related?

>>32742930
I don't get it, is this the picture he posted where he 'censored' the action? Why the fuck was he hiding it in the first place?

>>32742960
Nope, maybe someday they'll deliver a good render. One can always dream.

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Later model from when the design and tooling were sold to Para. Apparently they were pretty shit. Haven't been able to pin a cause on the problems. The only thing I can guess is the thing being overgassed.

>>32742290
The company got bought out at the wrong time. Considering what they were they were priced higher than other piston ARs.

>>32743986
But it's not a piston AR.

Well, no more than any other AR-15.

>>32742253
But...why?

>>32742253
>joe peters
>German

https://youtu.be/jQvDn9MEtNo

>>32741283
No.
Yes. Usually by not being where the team was.
Terrorists? Yes, SF missions have gone bad. Robbers, or terrorists in a first world nation? No.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/lakewood-nj-swat-team-shootout-4-cops-wounded-in-drug-raid/


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_shootings_of_Oakland_police_officers

Being SWAT doesn't make you invincible.

>>32740927
apples and oranges
sage and saged

>ak's can witstand the elements
>decent range
>that 7.62 burn bitch


>dinky bitch gun
>muh accuracy
>breaks if one drop of water goes down the barrell

>>32740927
>AK-47
consider suicide dumb amerishart
there was only 1 rifle prototype named AK-46

>>32733412
It is winter. Plenty of other snow flakes outside.

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>YUUUUUUGE
>10MM

Go all the way or don't go at all.

>>32733500

Big revolvers aren't as interesting to me. Magnum-power autos are kind of a strange little subset of shooting.

No

unless you're doing cowboy action with mouse fart wax loads

>>32756095
Okay, that really doesn't explain much as to the no.

>>32755901
if you plan on shooting kind of close like with pistols, id pay more and get a steel from a known company.
if youre shooting at it with a rifle at 200 yards, id take a chance. it seems like this is steel more for the former, so i'd pass

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what dis do?

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>>32754223
it mounts your M203 that you will never have

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>>32754118
The process has nothing to do with quality. There are good and poor quality MIM parts all over the place (S&W and Sig generally good, Kimber and Walther generally bad). Also unless it specifically says otherwise, ALL bolt catches are some form of casting or injection molding. It's too expensive to mill or forge such a complex part. That's why nearly all steel bolt catches have that same bumpy texture.

So again, the quality control and material selection matter more than anything else, not where it's made or what process is used.

Also why would my bolt catch wear externally? Flesh is 10,000 times softer than metal, and I don't sling my rifle often.

u getin cray son, don't be like these nosigs and nofreedomgroups talking shit about strange things.

>>32752963
for concealed carry or just to have at home?

because there is absolutely no sound excuse to stash a tiny compact pistol at home that you never CC unless absolutely nothing else will do.

i wouldn't recommend any of these per se, i'd recommend the gun that fits in your hand correctly.

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>>32752963

>>32752963
>shirtless in public
>tribal tat
even not assaulting her with a knife, he deserved it.

its about fucking time.

>>32752516
Omg omg omg I think I'm going to tinkle

>>32752516
>K31
G11 is best Schmidt Rubin

1989.

from 1946 to current day russia could STEAMROLL all of europe

The late 70's.

>>32750401
Your best bet is to take a million people and go physically remove him from office. Your state is beyond repair.

>>32750401
Facebook. Not /k. California state gun forums (there's one that I just can't think of the name of.) Contact the local nra people and see if they have resources available. Or any rights group. Take any help that you can and start your own rights group if you have the time. Once you have the ball rolling see if your local republicans (are there any?) want to pitch in. Be friendly to everyone and spread the word in a positive sense.

>>32750401
Also a SoCal fag. I'd try asking ranges or gun stores if you could put up flyers or distribute info near them. Get a network of people doing it all over the state.