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>>31188229
I don't dig the caliber but I dig the look. If they made this in .380 or 9mm I'd be all over this.

>>31188239
they have tokarevs in 9mm that look exactly like this

over here in Iraq 32 acp is the second most popular pistol cartridge after 9mm

>>31188129
You could always comb gunbroker for a 50.63 if you have ~$4k to spend.
Or be a poorfag and make the mistake of buying a Century.

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>>31188129
you could always build one

>>31188180
like through a parts kit? what are the good ones?

>>31188053
A moist nugget.

>>31188053
Glock 20.
SCAR-H.
M-82.

>>31188053
SBR PTRS-41
Flamethrower

Pocket, or inside the waistband?

1) What state are you in?
2) Do you know how to get a CC permit in your state? Are there any restrictions to firearms you can carry?
3) What's your budget?
4) Have you shot firearms before? Do you have much experience with them?

>>31187898
Goddamnit, Matt. We talked about this! Those Vortex promo signs better be out tomorrow too. I know it's my day off, but I'm coming in to check anyway.

I'm in Texas btw

>>31187529

I could be wrong and to be truthfully honest you are probably better off looking up your local gun laws but that said if they own the parking lot then you cannot have it there either. As the parking lot is owned by the apartment complex it is still considered property of the owners. So if they post signs with the correct language and in the lease then yes you can get evicted.

>>31187529
Keep them in your apartment anyway. Don't be a bitch.

>>31187511
>there will be a person who tells this man he can't have his gun because it's a deadly assault weapon

Anyone want to trade my RAS47 for a threaded barrel .45ACP pistol, preferably a Glock but open to type, except M&P.

> Middle TN only

Have a Baretta96 formerly police issued. After market grip (no original) which adds a rail system along with 5 mags (unknown manufact) and a TruGlo tru-point laser/light attachment for it.

What do you think I could get for trade-in value? State is Florida (north central).

>>31187437
“People don't think,” Charlie tells me. He's a trim guy, 51, full lips and a thin goatee, and he likes to wear three-piece suits. They fit loose, so the overall effect is awkward innocence, like an eighth grader headed to his first formal. “ I get e-mails even from police saying, ‘Can you type in the serial number and tell me who the gun is registered to?’ Every week. They think it's like a VIN number on a car. Even police. Police from everywhere. ‘Hey, can you guys hurry up and type that number in?’ ”
“It's a shoestring budget. It's a bunch of friggin' boxes. All half-ass records.”

>So here's a news flash, from Charlie: “We ain't got a registration system. Ain't nobody registering no damn guns.”
There is no national database of guns. We have no centralized record of who owns all the firearms we so vigorously debate, no hard data regarding how many people own them, how many of them are bought or sold, or how many even exist.
What we have instead is Charlie.

>“Can I go smoke a cigarette while we discuss it?”

>Anytime a cop in any jurisdiction in America wants to connect a gun to its owner, the request for help ends up here, at the National Tracing Center, in a low, flat, boring building that belies its past as an IRS facility, just off state highway 9 in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in the eastern panhandle of the state, a town of some 17,000 people, a Walmart, a JCPenney, and various dollar stores sucking the life out of a quaint redbrick downtown. On any given day, agents here are running about 1,500 traces; they do about 370,000 a year.

>>31187462

Man I am really fucking up the green texting here
>“It's a shoestring budget,” says Charlie, who runs the center. “It's not 10,000 agents and a big sophisticated place. It's a bunch of friggin' boxes. All half-ass records. We have about 50 ATF employees. And all the rest are basically the ladies. The ladies that live in West Virginia—and they got a job. There's a huge amount of labor being put into looking through microfilm.”

>I want to ask about the microfilm—microfilm?—but it's hard to get a word in. He's already gone three rounds on the whiteboard, scribbling, erasing, illustrating some of the finer points of gun tracing, of which there are many, in large part due to the limitations imposed upon this place. For example, no computer. The National Tracing Center is not allowed to have centralized computer data.
>“That's the big no-no,” says Charlie.

>>31187478
>That's been a federal law, thanks to the NRA, since 1986: No searchable database of America's gun owners. So people here have to use paper, sort through enormous stacks of forms and record books that gun stores are required to keep and to eventually turn over to the feds when requested. It's kind of like a library in the old days—but without the card catalog. They can use pictures of paper, like microfilm (they recently got the go-ahead to convert the microfilm to PDFs), as long as the pictures of paper are not searchable. You have to flip through and read. No searching by gun owner. No searching by name.

>“Okay?” Charlie's tapping a box of Winston Reds. His smile is impish, like he's daring you to say what needs to be said: This is a fucking nightmare.

>“You want to see the loading dock?” We head down a corridor lined with boxes. Every corridor in the whole place is lined with boxes, boxes up to the eyeballs. In the loading dock, there's a forklift beeping, bringing in more boxes. “You go, ‘Whoa!’ ” he says. “Okay? Yeah, but a million a month?” Almost 2 million new gun records every month he has to figure out what to do with. Almost 2 million slips of paper that record the sale of a gun—who bought it and where—like a glorified receipt. If you take pictures of the gun records, you can save space. “Two million images! You know, it's 2 million photo shots. I've got to have at least seven machines running 16 hours a day, or otherwise, right? I fall behind. And to fall behind means that instead of 5,000 boxes in process, there's maybe 5,500 tomorrow, you know?

>truffles

enjoy youe hogs

>>31187355
Truffle is extremely valuable. Sell that shit, and buy more guns.

>>31187355
That looks like white truffles.

Assuming all three of those are really truffles, you seem to have found about 1.2 pounds of it.

Aproximate price: 6000US$ a pound. About 7200US$ worth in there.

Sell it to either a high class restaurant or online. Make sure it really is truffles first though. Then use the money to buy more guns.

I find it hard to imagine a situation in which you expect to be shot at but don't want to pay an extra few hundred.

>>31187360
Not OP, but I'm poor.

>>31187350
LA riots?

>>31187155
I dont have a dog, so a headless one would be very concerning. Personally I would blame my cat.

Why would I go to the kitchen for a glass of water when there's a sink in the bathroom?

>>31187173

Lol. I'd probably which ex it was.

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Hakimaroni

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.30-06 isn't .308 :^

It's pretty fucking bad. Sold mine within a month of purchasing it because of it (among other things)

>>31187129
Yes
And i as well am looking to sell mine.

>>31187129

I did a little work on my trigger, it works fine, less mushy. I don't mind it at all.

if you do i'd try and flip that piece of shit mag or trade it for something.

>>31186750
Was pretty much my thought. Drums are fucking trash now and forever.
I can still use my regular AR mags with it and maybe trade the drum for around $50 or so, $75 trade-in if I'm lucky.

>>31186750
>>31186796

Newfag here. Why are drums bad? How much does the drum hold compared to the regular highest capacity mag one could normally get?

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>>31186682
>Police helicopter
>THIS CUNT'S GOT A FUCKIN' KNIFE BRING IN THE CAVALRY CALLING IN AIRSTRIKE DANGER CLOSE
You should move to a place that allows fun before you try to have fun.
Also don't play pranks on British normies, they'll die.

>>31186682
a wild tommy has appeared
tommy uses bait

>man with a knife
>police chopper shows up
>uk resident

makes sense and probably happened

10/10. Got all the bases covered.

>>31186609

Beautiful OP.

You think like me.

I keep buying AR's and Glocks.

Nice well done