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>>32086383
No I won't watch your video.

They're not holding the gun correctly. I've shot one while out on safari hunt wit my dad and it's pretty controllable.

I love the full video because everyone looks like they're having a blast.

>>32086081
Do they refuse to ship blackpowder substitutes as well? Also, what about antiques that use blackpowder cartridges?

>>32086097
Afaik, people still ship antiques.
It's just the new-production Cap&Ball that every online store refuses to touch with a 10-foot pole.

>>32086081
>Tfw ywn go to a garage sale and pick up a mouse pistol for $40

>gen 3
>2016

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>gen 3

>>32087855
Damn where did you find one that cheap? I paid 520 for mine at an LGS.

Either way it's a great gun. I have about 300 rounds through mine and I like it the more i shoot it. They don't knock your socks off the second you hold them like some guns do, but it'll grow on you that's for sure.

>>32085740
how difficult would it be to light the fuse of a grenade at a gallop, while being shot at?

>>32085829
Iron grenades had a very long fuse time, and they could easily light it before engaging the enemy

>>32085740
They did, maybe not as standard issue But I'm sure a darring dragoon tried it.

literally anything

>>32086805
Lego men

pretty much anything that will fir into a 12 gauge shotgun shell

knock yourself out and make sure to stream yourself making your gun explode

>>32085689
Scar.

sr25

>>32085689

I like the SCAR. 1.3lb lighter right out of the box. When prices normalize they're around $1000 less as well.

Also the MR762 doesn't have a chrome lined barrel, they claim it's because their barrels are "so good they resist wear and corrosion on their own", but if you think that's anything other than marketing department bullshit, I can't help you.

>>32085955
18 to post here.

>>32085996
good 1 m8 you sure showed him!!!!!

>>32086022
18 to post for you also.

>M8

Maybe more because European.

This reply isn't to answer your question, but if I wanted to join a militia how would I go about it? I live in Georgia.

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Training. Training is more important than anything else. None of you are in decent physical condition most likely and you are exaggerating. This is why I will never join a militia as a former Marine with a couple deployments and a whole lot of experience...

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With that said, get some money together and look for schools like this: http://www.valorridge.com/

Sure, I have one. Cuts crap that can't be cut with the plain edge part.
Kershaw cryo II

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>>32085036
I like full plain edge, easiest to sharpen.

I've always find that anything needing a serrated edge to cut needs a longer blade than a partial serrated knife. Plus if you just make sure you keep your blade really sharp it'll do the trick

>>32085837
How are foreigners supposed to cut bread? Rip it apart?

>>32085837
Now I want a hunting switchblade.

>>32085837
What the hell is a gravity knife?

>>32084780
>Safe

Ha. They're tactically placed throughout my house.

>>32084821
You have safes tactically planted around your house? Do you live in a cartoon?

>>32084825
No I don't use safes. Why would I?

>>32084332
>any real difference between revolvers that have the cylinder come out for loading vs the ones with a door to load
if its got a loading gate theres a 99% chance is singleaction

>>32084414
Does it affect durability or accuracy or anything like that? Very new to revolvers and ik that sometimes fewer moving parts is better

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>>32084332
>590 bucks, ruger blackhawk convertible 357/9mm how'd I do?
Could have done worse. Though I imagine the 9mm Luger cylinder was part of the price.
Thing oughta be real cheap to shoot with that.

>Also any revolver people out there know if there's any real difference between revolvers that have the cylinder come out for loading vs the ones with a door to load
Revolvers with fixed cylinders and loading gates are typically single-action only (though not always), if they look like cowboy guns, you can safely assume they're single-action only.

Though the original old Colts weren't known to be the most durable things ever (ask Elmer Keith), Ruger revolvers (most of their revolvers, really) are generally very solidly built, the Blackhawk line being one of the very first revolvers in .44 Magnum, so you can shoot some really fucking hot loads in these with no sweat, if you're into handloading you've got a lot of possibilities ahead of you.

>>32084434
Well, less parts means less things to go wrong, though it also often means a less advanced weapon, a single-shot shotgun is generally near impossible to break, but it's also a very basic and humble kind of weapon with limited use.
The Blackhawk isn't a HighSpeed/LowDrag kind of operator weapon, but that's also not the point, the Blackhawk is good for what it intends to be.

For accuracy, more often than not, it comes down to the user, just practice and git gud I suppose, with the 9mm cylinder you should be able to practice a lot for your money.
I recommend shooting at old tin-cans and shit, very cathartic to see the bullets rip through them and/or send them flying (do clean up after yourself if you do this on a public range).

Overall I'd say you've made a pretty good purchase.

He said it himself, he wants a new Chauchat or Type 99 Nambu (both of which are MGs).

>>32084326
Do you think he'll accept scuba gear?

>watercooled vickers converted for 7.62x54mmR
This is like perfect to rent out at Knob Creek or just about any gunrange. I mean you can really let a customer rip with one of these and enjoy this thing.

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The neat thing about this gun is that it also takes the S&W 5906 magazines. So you can easily find 15 or 30 rounders to fit this.

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Initially Kel-Tec targeted the LE market trying to lure officers away from backup revolvers and into a small gun that would take their duty magazines. The gun has changed little in the 21 years it has been on the market.

The mag interchangeability also meant you could use pre-ban magazines in the gun, since the Clinton crime bill didn't mandate guns not being able to accept mags of more than 10 rounds.

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The new price for these guns has always been in the $249 range, I’ve seen them for as little at $219 new. When you look at this gun next to another small and popular pocket gun, the G26, you can see the size is nearly identical but the Kel-Tec weighs a little less.

>>32083949
>dragging around all that heavy shit
Yeah, having to carry steel jersey barriers sounds fun and all, but no.

>>32083949
>not understanding colonial era tactics, the post
muskets were inaccurate and casualties were low by modern standards. what exactly would they have used in 1812 that would have been bullet proof? life was not valued like it is today in the 18th/19th century

>>32083967
But dragging around cannons and ordinance is fine, right?