Looking into getting my first handgun. I've tried 22's, 9mm.40s as well as .45s
I settled on a 9mm and with a budget of $5-600 I'm trying to figure out whether I should go with a HK VP9, Walther PPQ M2, or a CZ85 (I'm a lefty)
Anyways, any advice from you guys would be greatly appreciated, need something I can afford on a student budget that can be a workhorse, and stand the test, should feces come flying.
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Pls stop
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>>30778449
>PPQ M2
God damn it you were so close. M1 and all your problems will go away.
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You want the 85.
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Beretta 92FS vs. Glock 19 2016-07-27 19:29:19 Post No.30778440
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Beretta 92FS vs. Glock 19
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Give me a legitimate reason why the Glock 19 is a better weapon than the Beretta 92FS
>Pro-tip: You can't.
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>>30778440
Okay listen here bub.
They are different weapons. One is a polymer bodied striker fired handgun with a reputation for reliability and high capacity.
The other is hammer fired all metal handgun with a reputation for great OTB accuracy and military-worthy reliability.
One has a shitty one slot rail the other is either railless or has a full rail
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Da/sa is personal preference buuut....
>much Heavier
>Much bulkier
>Most come with slide mounted safety
>Polymer frame is more durable than aluminum
I'm probably missing something
92FS only has better aesthetics
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>>30778470
>bub
Cool down there, Wolverine.
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Considering getting a crossbow for home defense. Any recommendations regarding what I should buy?
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A gun.
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>>30778384
That would be ideal but it's not possible at this juncture.
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>>30778378
If you have a Rural King in your area, they have a 175 lb. "Jaguar" crossbow that I bought for my daughter. She's about to start her fourth turkey season hunting with it and zero problems. Just get carbon fiber bolts and decent broadheads - the ones supplied are target practice aluminum cheapos.
She is a slim teen but can load it with a cocking rope. Once we sighted it in and got good bolts, she easily hits soda-can sized targets at 30-40 yards with 5 out of 6 shots. Even at that distance, they tend to bury themselves completely into a hay bale and partially through the back, so we swapped to a better target to avoid damage to the fletchings.
I had planned to "upgrade" her to a "better" bow, but see no reason to now. Many of the more expensive bows are also a little heavier, she likes this one better.
Remember to wax the string and rails often - we usually do every few shots.
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Female Recruits Undergo 'The Crucible' Test 2016-07-27 19:17:27 Post No.30778316
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nI3MV9pZP0
SEMPER FI, DO OR DIE!
BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOOD MAKES THE GREEN GRASS GROW!
KILL, KILL, KILL!
HOOAH!
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>>30778316
>SEMPER FI, DO OR DIE!
>BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOOD MAKES THE GREEN GRASS GROW!
>KILL, KILL, KILL!
>HOOAH!
POG.
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>>30778316
Isn't there suppose to be more Drill Sergeants yelling and more double time?
Looks more like a JROTC field trip if you ask me
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>A4's with collapsible stocks
My body is ready
Hey /k/ I'm looking for a modern 30 cal carbine that I can put a suppressor and optics on, any recommendations?
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That's 300 blackout. Now git.
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>>30778257
An AR in 300BLK or possibly 7.62x39 is going to be a more functional buy than a reproduction M1 Carbine.
The Mini 30 is also an option, but the cost to performance isn't going to compare favorably to an AR once you start buying mags and shit.
I have used 7.62x39 ARs that were fine, but the mags are often shit in anything using a standard lower and the lowers that accept AK mags are pricey.
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>>30778257
I bought an Inland M1 (the newer ones they make now but same WW2 spec)
And a Sage EBR Stock
then threaded the barrel and am waiting for paperwork on an AAC Suppressor. Also a T2 is in the mail.
Its been a pretty fun project
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Which one of you chucklefucks was the fag in the trenchcoat?
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>>30778221
This shit has to be fake.
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Trench coats are so 1999.
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>>30778221
>Things that didn't happen the image
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Would /k/ buy this? https://www.midwayusa.com/product/834998/ar-stoner-barrel-ar-15-556x45mm-nato-m4-contour-1-in-9-twist-16-chrome-moly-phosphate#pr-header-back-to-top-link
Also, AR barrel thread. Post what you got your your AR-15. Was it worth it?
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>>30778164
>your your
Jesus im retarded. Post what you got in your AR-15*
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>>30778164
For a few extra dollars you can get something nitrided which will offer longer life than that unlined barrel.
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>>30778164
I had one come in a rifle kit, it was fairly well done, with the exception of the gas port not being drilled through.
It is inferior to the Wilson in my Rock River and on par with the other two lower end barrels I have used in builds.
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>he will never gear-check you
feels bad man
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>>30777979
I don't really want him anywhere near me
But thanks?
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>>30777979
Just wear this around.
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>>30777979
It wouldn't feel much better I'd take any excuse I can to slap you, head gear is going to be the first thing I check. Gotta make sure it's right, putting my palm on it is really the only way I can be sure it's functioning right.
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First one to guess correctly gets $50 on a paypal.
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>>30777963
Snap-on socket wrench
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>>30777963
That's a nut in a socket.
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>>30777963
Those hands look kind of small with nothing else for perspective. I'm gonna guess that's a .223, you know 556 probably won't hurt you?
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Live in a shit neighborhood, and want to buy a cheap gun for protection. Don't want it to be too bulky and ammo has to be equally cheap. Here's a image of two girls farting on a sleeping cancer patient for your troubles.
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Hawt
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How cheap?
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Glock 19
>inb4 special snowflake recommendations or someone says hipoint
The only gun you need as long as you learn how to use it
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Who here reloads? I was thinking about buying some equipment for it but I still ain't sure.
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Same, wanna reload/make .455 webley ammo. Might even try to make MKII manstoppers
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If you have nothing better to do and shoot alot pretty worth tbqh fampie
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>>30777825
Yeah I do. Absolutely worth it.
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I have a decision to make. I left New York 3 years ago for a free state. My current job keeps getting worse and worse in all aspects. Management told us not to expect anything better for atleast 6 months. I just received a job offer in Albany with better benefits and a $20000 pay increase in a specialty I've been trying to break into. If I kept it for two years, it would greatly improve my chances of becoming a flight nurse in Maine or New Hampshire.
I love guns, I love shooting. What would you guys do?
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Move to Albany, bring all your guns.
Kill anyone that tries to take them from you.
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>work in albany
>live in new hampshire
Solved
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>>30777802
>flight nurse in Maine or New Hampshire.
then why not wait for two years to have your guns?
also, bring all your guns to albany, and try not to get into trouble.
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Lets build my first AR /k/.
Desirable traits:
>20" barrel
>fixed stock
>Iron sites
I like the look of the M16A4, No need for the rails I won't put much on em and I could always upgrade to quad rails or whatever later. I know floating barrel or hand guards or whatever is much better for accuracy but I don't think its worth the money I wont be able to push the rifle to its accuracy limits.
For Iron sites, I like the look of the detachable carrying handle with the triangular barrel mounted front site but its not a requirement.
Cheap because I can build a nicer one later in life after I really figure out what I like, and I wanna throw as many dollars at ammo as I can because 1000 rounds of training on iron sites is better than 50 rounds of training through a $2000 raifu. At least at my current level of experience.
Pic related; inspiration
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https://rguns.net/shop/r-guns-20-military-a3-upper-assembly-40/
Thoughts for the upper? Makes it easy, then I just build the lower receiver.
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Now all I need is a receiver right? And the rear site of course.
http://palmettostatearmory.com/a2-rifle-build-kit.html
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No input from /k/?
http://www.gandrtactical.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=A4-870-212
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POG vs Grunt: Peace Time Edition 2016-07-27 18:01:37 Post No.30777636
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POG vs Grunt: Peace Time Edition
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Is there any real, discernible difference between POGs and regular infantry during extended eras of peace time? From what I understand infantry types believe they are better than everyone else for two reasons, one being that they put themselves in harms way by volunteering for combat and the second being their stricter PT standards. Now that they are no longer being deployed to combat zones (excluding SF) the only thing they can really pride themselves on is their PT, but I've met some ripped POGs as well as some scrawny grunts so that seems arbitrary. So, what's the real difference between a POG and a grunt during this time in between conflicts?
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>>30777636
Try comparing a 'rippped' pog and a scrawny grunt in a field exercise with a 12 mile hump 80 pound load in 100 percent humidity after completing a 3 day PB operation and see what you get.
Boot pog faggot.
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>>30777636
>Hits finances
> extremely effective
>No shekels for booze or cigs
T-T
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>>30777673
this. we have a better lifestyle than you poor miserable faggots any day of the week. eat shit.
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I just turned 21 and I'm looking to buy a handgun. I prefer handguns with wooden grips, older styled. I really want a 9mm because I do want to carry but I also want to go to the range often. I'm leaning towards a CZ 75. I figured I could make a post here and get any opinions you guys had on the CZ 75 or anything similar to them.
Thanks
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Browning Hi-Power.
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CZ 75 is a great design sloppily executed in its standard model. the polycoat finish hindes a rough casting. if you want a good CZ 75 look for a blued model.
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>>30777516
I don't even like Hi-Powers but sounds like you want one.