Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 3260. page

>>31319433
Penis

>>31319589
Go

>>31319800
Inside

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>>31319412
What I don't know is what I'll do with all his knives. There's not much too spectacularly rare or expensive stuff here, but he did tend to pick up what caught his eye and there are tons of duplicates. I'm going to give away a pretty good chunk of it to younger nieces/nephews and his old friends, etc. But I'm keeping many of the nicest, or most used/best loved ones for myself. I don't want or need the responsibility of keeping 180+ knives oiled, cared for and free of rust, and I need a little help deciding, getting this down to managable levels.

So help me out, please. Point out to me where the hidden gems are. Tell me what the steel snobs would say about some of these steel grades. So forth.

I'm going to photo dump, then feel free to pass on your comments while I look through and post a preliminary keep list. This isn't all of them by any means. Many are duplicated. Some are near duplicates or lower end junk (a lot of those old K-Mart fixed blade Western knives, for instance). The pics are the maybe keep some pile.

Thanks for the help.

>>31319412
Anything you want to get rid of or pass on?

Paypa ready.

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>>31319425
Probably keeping these and the other three duplicates in other sizes.

Nobody here knows any more than you can find off of the internet because nobody on /k/ has ever been in Russian special operations.

>>31319342
No idea OP, but wouldn't it being a subsonic round harm its use at range?

>>31319342
Extensive testing of this top-sekret ruskie round in the cutting-edge warsaw warfare simulator known as S.T.A.L.K.E.R. gives me the authority to speak about this topic: It drops like a rock.

Idk, it is subsonic and heavy so it is probably alright for short/mid range in specific conditions. Good for use with suppressors. Can't be great for armor pen.

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>>31319050

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>>31318962
I only have a few I saved from folks here that have shared.

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>>31318973
I always adored the art in all those old catalogs. Almost like a comic book at times for gun nuts.

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Different angle

Torn between a cz75b and an hk p2000 what do /k/??

>>31318933
Some tard probably tried to take the backplate off with pliers without depressing the striker spring thingy and fucked up the plastic a little.

If you think it's ugly then replace it but it's only cosmetic.

>>31318656
Kneepad promotion the post

>>31318656
Former USAF here. You need a degree. Get your fucking degree. get your degree.

Make it count. Get it in Homeland, cyber, project management, risk management or something like that. A bullshit degree will not get you a job.

Get a degree, your rank means nothing to the military. good luck.

Do you have a bachelors degree?

No?

go to school you fucking idiot. Fuck, somebody who's an E6 even in the national guard should know that officers need a degree.

>>31318645
Tilt the wrench you're using to connect harshly with the sides of the screw. Then, while still applying pressure, turn the wrench with the tilt and unscrew it. Don't reuse that screw and get a new one.

>>31318719

Yeah no such luck, it just seems to be wiggling around inside of the threads and forcefully coming out of the hole when trying to turn.

If you can't figure it out just take it to a smith. It's a easy fix but if you fuck up your gun trying to fix it it's going to be annoying to repair and deal with afterwards. Hopefully the smith will take pity on you and give you a freebe

>>31318535
I don't know because that would mean having to serve the state, which is evil on to itself.

>>31318557
Gay.

>>31318591
Rather be a fag then a statist dog.

>>31318309

It's going to go for a good bit more than that. Actual MP40 kits aren't easy to find anymore.

Yugo M56 kits are however, if you wanted one of these without spending a fortune.

>>31318309
If it were like half that price, I'd bite. I've always wanted an MP40 and that would be a cool (if ill-advised) project.

>>31318309
OP, i would like to meet you in irl i am a 18 old female virgin can i have your address and your full name and dob?

>>31318228
Pic unrelated.

[On phone]
>G36 that hasn't been neutered (where the fuck is that HK243 H&K promised?)
>FAMAS, even in parts kit form,
>Daewoo K2 (been imported, but prebans are rare and post-bans still take some effort to un-neuter)
>Anything Russian that isn't an AK-47/74. I would especially love an A-545 or AK-107
>Howa Type 64 and Type 89 - Japan, stop forcing your nogun ways on everyone else and surplus your damn unicorn rifles with their funny fire selectors.

>>31318228
I got one.


HA HA

For what.

the one you have ready when you need it

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God made man, but Sam Colt made em equal

Put it on some kind of trap

You could fit different sized rounds in the holes and then somehow set off the primers. They would shoot in all directions like a bouncing betty but better

>>31318173
develop a drug to make people lactose intolerant.

>>31318071
H2O

>>31318071
Lear to love the taste of your own piss

>>31318071
Subdued-color icing.

>>31318040
Norinco a shit

Get a real Winny, they're amazing. Inherited my dad's 1897 that he had cut down to a 18.5" BBL, it's the most fun shotgun I've ever shot. I think the gun was made ca. 1928 or so IIRC.

>>31318040
The Norinco clone will be heavier and made from inferior steel, have poor wood quality, and have a crappy extractor and bolt.

So will the new Winchesters, they're imports now.

The originals will be ass-bleachingly expensive and you won't want to fire them, so your best bet at a quality one is a model before the 2000's.

>>31318094
>The originals will be ass-bleachingly expensive
If you want a legit trench gun

If you just want a regular 1897 they're easily sub 1k for a good one.

OP, trust me, you'll be happy with a plain jane 1897, it's still buckets o fun to shoot. If you really want a tried and true legit trench gun then good luck, break out the pocket book.