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Mossberg MVP LR, Tikka T3, CZ

I've heard issues with the MVP on accuracy though.

>>31768381
I really like the little CZ, seems like a decent little rifke

>>31768381
I shoot milsurp 55gr and 62gr FMJ/FMJ-P 5,56 and all sorts of .223 Rem in my CZ527 Varmint. Works great.

>>31768360
reposting my new fun on the new thread
SW MP15
>60rd 5.56
>2 Pmags
>magpul rear pop, handguard, stock, and grip
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Total:796.23

I think I did ok?

>>31768390
I mean its an MP.. but at that price you can't really go wrong. is the ammo at least brass case?

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>>31768390
Fucked up, here is photo

>>31768090
Swiss K31 Bayonet. They're pretty easy to find as surplus and really neat. Cost is around $50. If you want to splurge, get an engineer's/pioneer's bayonet. They're between $200 and $300 and are distinctive for their saw pattern.

>>31768090
What time period of history?`

>>31768170
He really likes medieval and Roman stuff. But also likes large imperial powers in the 18 and 17th century.

>>31768061
Stevens 200
Build an AR
Hi Point carbine
Henry 22
Anything but milsurp.

>>31768061
What do you want to do with your gun? Home defense, plinking, hunting, sex?

start with a .22.
That said, Mosins and their ammo are pretty plentiful - once you're used to plinking, it's definitely a cheap way to move up.

>>31767965
SHALL

>>31768111
NOT

nice trips btw

>>31768111
But the right of Americans to bear arms for the purpose of maintaining a well-regulated militia was supported by the attorneys representing the US.

So no short barrel shotguns, derringers, or anything that would be dumb to use in war. But that also implies that completely deregulated civilian ownership of giggle switches.

just one bump, then ill let her 404

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>>31767885
Bump because sounds cool anon

Pls be real

>>31767748
My friend CC's one in a sticky holster. His runs well, but keep in mind you must flip the safety to the upward position to disengage it, which is a little awkward.

I have one, I have only put 50 or so rounds through it, because I was having feeding issues. Maybe I was limp wristing it, or it needed a break in.. but I lost interest in it, considering my other guns have had no issues and ran 100% from out of the box.

In short, it is doable, but quality may be hit or miss. I'd recommend a keltek instead

>>31767879
Thanks anon. In all honesty I was probably gonna carry it with an empty chamber and just rack it when I need it and ignoring the safety all together. Given that you said yours hasn't run all that well concerns me.

>>31767748
>I am 6'0 and weigh 235 lb
first you should lose wieght so you have self worth defending.

>>31767717
no

>>31767717
Yes. The days of cheap milsurp are behind us, lamentably.

>>31767717
Yes

the shotgun blast would just blow that knife off

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>>31767739
Nuh uh.

i was looking at 97s a bit today, are there any good quality repros done in trench gun style?

hickok45 here

mostly because we have nearly identical dadbods.

>>31767750
you're a 6'6" hill giant?

>"Hey, Hickok45 here"

>>31767641
That looks a lot better than a Mossberg Plinkster but I think the Plinkster is the cheapest you can go with a .22LR. Look into it

>>31767641
At risk of sounding like a low nationalist, save your money and invest in a Henry levergun. Lever actions are *so* much fun. Pick one up and work the action and you;ll understand instantly. Much faster reloading for chasing those tin cans around too.

>>31767697

Cheapest Henry is only about 550 so it's not that bad pricewise, but I'd have to try a lever action first to see how I like it.

>>31767663
I'm guessing the Mossberg 702 is the Plinkster? I found it for 250 Euros.

>>31767639
they are shit, get a ptr91

>>31767639
I got one with wood furniture in pretty great condition for 700. get rid of the steel mags, buy the aluminum ones from HKParts.net. I got 10 of them for $2 each.

>>31767648
>>31767659 (is me)
Right on time.

Honestly, I fired my buddy's PTR91 and my C308 back to back a few times. And my C308 had a more consistent and better group, and had a significantly softer recoil. even he agreed.

>>31767619
If they can miniaturize and ruggidize it, sure thing.

Before all the inevitable posts about "lol xbaux hueg", the thing pictured above is a prototype on a range and nobody is talking about putting *that specific* chassis into service. Got to make the prototypes and then iterate improvements until it's field ready.

>>31767619
Any kind of centrifugal force stabilizer is going to also make the gun harder to move around. There's nothing stopping the camera rigs we already have from being slapped on a rifle but for little utility and benefit.

>>31767619
Just buy an AN-94.
Building a stock which is 2x bigger than the actual gun is just plain stupid.

>>31767488
I think mobility would be the biggest factor. How quick can I deploy my fighters to engage active threats? I would most definitely include quick troop carrying vehicles and some form of modified ATV.

>>31767488
By remembering that the only loyalties in Africa are to European deposits.
Get the government to play ball with whatever company wants their resources and watch the insurgency fade away.
Set up a brutal dictatorship made of men willing to be manipulated by western interests.

Then I would take this new leadership on a trip to the wealthy parts of the Middle East to show them what their country can become if they're willing to be proper bitches and not greedy bitches.

>>31767488
Basically look at what Rhodesia did

>>31767423
Dead.

Where find artwork OP?

>>31767423
"IT'S AN UGLY PLANET! A BUG PLANET!"