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>>32452112
I've never had a .22 get me hard, I will never understand that mentality
I have gotten off to a PTR though

>>32452112
Perhaps the ISSC Mk22, it's a SCAR lookalike. Has mixed reviews but looks like if you have problems they're fairly easy to fix. Classic Firearms has a good deal on them at the moment.

>>32452112
I have an HK MP5 22LR. It is pretty awesome. Way better than the 10/22 i used to own. More accurate, higher rate of fire. Just fun to shoot. Get a cheap red ot or something and you couldn't ask for something better for a 22 plinker. Kinda pricey, but overall worth it.

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>>32452092

Bonus points for 80's and 90's aesthetics

You spend ridiculous amounts of time autistically researching every component's pros and cons and then make your decision, in the end spending twice as much as you originally planned.

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>>32452052
Maybe I should've just bought a completed ak

I thought it would be cheaper this way but it seems completed guns are cheaper

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>>32452064
>I thought it would be cheaper this way but it seems completed guns are cheaper

Not necessarily, if you hunt for deals & don't let yourself be convinced by /k/ that you shouldn't settle for "good enough" parts, you'll be fine.
But the more research you do, the more likely you are to get convinced to spend more money on minor upgrades, which in the end start costing quite a bit of money for fairly little improvement. Diminishing returns, after all.

>>32451968
>His messages not coming in very proper English either, which is also making me suspicious.

Dropped.

If you're getting a feeling like you're about to get jewed, don't buy.

Don't do it

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>>32451974
>>32451975
OP here

He's offering to have me drive to 1200 miles to pick it up in person, and I'm debating on doing that and just CC'ing when i meet him

>>32451888
you don't need a gun in canada since theres no crime and if you get injured in a mugging you can just get some of that instant free medical attention

>>32451899
This

>>32451899
Work in downtown hastings and live in Surrey. 3 people shot on my street in the last couple months.

pls respond

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>>32451831
Put some nice sights on it, maybe some talon grip tape, and you have a keeper.

>>32451849

could you recommend me some sights by chance? I don't know what to look for as far as that goes

I don't have a lot of experience with firearms, I only own a couple of pistols ATM.
>With pistols, engaging the safety can be awkward if it's not ambidextrous. Luckily there's an affordable self-loading pistol that is ambidextrous, and that's the Bersa Thunder 9 Pro: ambi slide catch and thumb safety levers, and reversible mag catch/release button.
>With pistols like the 1911, I learned to drop the magazine and hit the slide release with my right hand. I don't even used the tumb safety, the hammer has a half-cock position. I don't carry so it's not a problem.
>With swing-out cylinder revolvers it's awkward since most have a S&W style of cylinder release.

>>32451719
>Hot casings landing in the crook of my arm

Long sleeves nigga

>All of my reloads are awkward

Buy an AK and a VP9, problem solved

>Constant fear of the bolt busting my teeth out even though I keep my eye away from the scope

Boohoo.

>Have to use index finger rather than my thumb on pistols

VP9

>Left-handed weapons are rare and expensive.

But ambi guns aren't so just buy more guns, problem solved.

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>>32451719
>Anyone else feel the same pain?

No, not really. Plenty of guns weren't designed by idiots.

>>32451517
you try aiming with a full face helmet on

>>32451517
plot devices

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>>32451520
you'd think, with them being in the future past, that their helmets would have some kind of HUD

>>32451174
nigga...

>>32451174
>of, relating to, or constituting actions carefully planned to gain a specific military end.
I guess all of them if you think about it.

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>>32451174

>>32450957
Shootin' through engine blocks ain't no meme son.

>>32450979
Nah, that's a 45-70 long, 50ae is for shooting the man behind the guy with full swat and shield behind an armored engine block in three rounds or less

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>>32450979
>>32451027

>>32450871
super bad. And I have an LCO too.

>>32450890
Just that it's not variable or the fact that it's different?

Ive shot a range with one on a m249 its good up to 100 yards but not accurate at all, but then again its for just getting up on target faster imo

>>32450351
ar15s in general are great guns. easy to shoot, affordable, ergonomic, and plenty of customization if thats what you want.
everyone is going to tell you thats a bad deal. the thing is, its certainly not a great deal. its a buyers market for ar15s and theres no excuse not to get a great or even good deal right now.
>tldr
you can do better if youre willing to search

>>32450381
everything he said is true. check out Palmetto State Armory, they usually have pretty good deals on AR stuff. watch some youtube videos and google more about ar15s, see what you really want. check out the ar general too here and you can see how customizable they are and maybe how you'd want yours to look

>$600 for absolute basic bitch AR
>used
>ever buying an AR at a LGS where they typically go $50-100 over msrp
>being a sucker in trump 2016 (2017)

Just piece together a kit online and grab a lower locally. You'll get better specs if you put it together yourself for $600

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it looks smooth from the sides

wast ist dire film?

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>>32450223
if its not a suppressor, then its a linear brake. there are a few that look like it.
spikes sells a comp end for their barking spider (pic related). kaw valley also has a linear brake with holes on the end. troy industries has the claymore but it has spikes.

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Only a hard reset can save humanity at this point.

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>>32450221
Ah shit, he's right.

If it makes you feel better, they are rarely in combat. And thanks to it still being part of genetics they will still posses the physical strength to carry their own ruck, should any be in combat. And even more so, it introduces many to a strong attraction to traps that would never foster in any other environment.

Who knew the social justice lobby would get so powerful and fuck up so much shit

>>32450091
P210

>>32450091
FN 5.7. It shoots tacks.

>>32450091
Glock 17 with RMR and 124 gr +p ammo